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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1967

Page

5

County Forecast Shows Cold Night and Warmer Saturday

FAIR AND COLD TONIGHT WITH TEMPERATURES FALLING TO MID AND UPPER 20S BY EARLY SATURDAY CLEAR TO PARTLY CLOUDY AND A LITTLE WARMER SATURDAY HIGH NEAR 60 THURSDAY 49 TODAY 33 A YEAR AGO 82 45 RECORD HIGHS AND LOWS 87 AND 24.21 INCH PRECIPITATION FOR THE 24 HOURS ENDING 7 AM. HOURLY TEMPERATURES ENDING 8 AM. TRENDING COOLLATER SATURDAY WITH BAROMETER 30.05.

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Hallowestern street party aims to fund bleachers

Richmond hosts a nine or ten year delayed street festival featuring a dance, pie auction, cake walk and prizes under the banner Hallowestern. The recreation club funds new bleachers and uniforms for the youth baseball team while promising a live band and strict mask enforcement.

Richmond Pris

Hopeful push for Congress to adjourn before Thanksgiving

Washington AP report says Congress aims to adjourn its 1967 session before Thanksgiving with leaders optimistic after a brief break in logjam. Big money bills are advancing with three more sent to the President, while Mansfield warns against a tax hike. Leaders Carl Albert Ford Mansfield and Wilbur Mins weigh chances for a late November adjournment.

Washington Congress House Carl Albert D-Okla GOP Gerald R. Ford Senate Mike Mansfield Wilbur D. Mins D-Ark Ways and Means Committee Mansfield

Kansas Miss America Debra Barnes Homecoming Celebration

Debra Barnes Miss America of 1968 exclaimed I am the happiest girl alive as crowds welcomed her in Happy Debbie Pratt Kansas Thursday. Gov. Docking Rep. Dole State Rep. Marvin Cox Kingman attended the Atlantic City winner’s celebration with a wheat-pin presentation and a pledge that Kansas will claim her as its own girl.

Kansas

Johnson may back UN action on Vietnam

Washington AP reports growing Senate support for a Mansfield resolution urging President Johnson to consider directing U.S. representatives to the United Nations to seek action on the Vietnam war. The nonbinding measure signals Congresss desire for U.N. pressure while Mansfield anticipates Johnson will respond, aided by broad cross party backing.

Washington United Nations Capitol Hill Johnson Senate Mike Mansfield U.S Mansfield Wayne Morse D.ore U.N Congress Morse Senate Foreign Relations Committee U.N. Security Council North Vietnam Oregon Foreign Relations Committee

Deserting GIs Find Some Work in Vietnam Black Market

Deserting U S servicemen in Vietnam turn to black market trading pimping and marijuana selling to survive as they dodge capture in Saigon. 40 to 50 are at large at any time, with escapes lasting days to months. They contact black marketeers in Cholon for counterfeit PX cards and resupply to their units after court martial.

Saigon U.S Vietnam Cholon

Bobbish To Be Seen In Special Spot Monday

The Ottawa Little Symphony presents Tschaikowsky Piano Concerto No 1 in B flat minor performed by Carl D Bobbish at 8 p.m. Monday in Memorial Auditorium with other works by Reznicek Handel and a local cast including Alice Joy Lewis Thelma Snedaker and David Losh. Members and donors urged as the orchestra seeks support for next year.

Ottawa Little Symphony Tschaikowsky Carl D. Bobbish van Cliburn Moscow Memorial Auditorium Reznicek Handel Alice Joy Lewis Thelma Snedaker David Losh Drussilla Macy Louise Wall Betty Spencer Mary Ho»kanson Suellen Baffrey Bonnie Mills Betsy Baker Mary K. Davis John Richeson Andrea

Mexican President Gets Toast

President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz of Mexico addresses a joint session of Congress in Washington during a visit marked by goodwill. A 21 gun salute greeted his arrival, a state dinner followed, and President Johnson toasted to peace and friendship between the nations.

Washington Gustavo Diaz Ordaz Mexico Congress United States White House Johnson

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