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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1966

Page

6

Former Aide Details LBJ Temper At White House

AP reporting reveals in Pierre Salinger’s new book With Kennedy that President Johnson could be highly irate when challenged. Salinger recalls Johnson’s anger at press questions and leaks, his growing secrecy, and tensions with Kennedy and O'Donnell, plus anecdotes on Johnson’s views of Rayburn Kerr and Nixon.

Washington Johnson Pierre Salinger Dallas JFK Presi Dent Johnson White House Kennedy Ken O’donnell Beefore LBJ Robert F. Kennedy Den.y Salinger Converse House Sam Rayburn Sen Robert Kerr Qate Oklahoma Rayburn Kerr Richard Nixon John F. Kenndy Bob Kennedy Bob

Churches Aid Cuban Refugees In Miami Support Growth

Cuban refugees arriving in Miami at about 4000 monthly increasingly rely on churches for help. The Southern Baptist Convention leads a nationwide drive for more clothing, food and items. The Roman Catholic Hispanic Center has spent over 2 million aiding refugees since 1959, distributing garments to 92,000, food to 76,000 and medical care to nearly 100,000. Refugee centers are run by Methodist, Episcopal, Presbyterian and other churches.

Miami Fla Southern Baptist Convention Roman Catholic Hispanic Center Frederick Wass Methodist Episcopal Presbyterian

Phantom Of Sewers Haunts Memphis Youth

A 14 year old boy known as the Phantom of the Sewers roams city tunnels, has been in Juvenile Court since 1960, and was sent for psychiatric review after his latest run. He lives with an elderly grandmother, relies on petty theft for food, and refuses to accept reform school, as officers call him mentally ill and hard to place.

Memphis, Tenn Claude Pearson McCroskey 1Police Ann Landers Mike Betty

De Gaulle Flies to Pacific Isle After Cambodia Visit

French President Charles de Gaulle arrived in Noumea New Caledonia after a three day state visit to Cambodia where he demanded foreign troops leave Vietnam. He outlined in Phnom Penh a broad communique mentioning Soviet and Red Chinese technicians in North Vietnam. He continues a 19 day world tour and plans Tahiti and possibly a French atomic test before heading to Guadaloupe to meet President Johnson ally discussions.

Noumea New Caledonia Charles de Gaulle Pacific Isle Cambodia Viet Nam Phnom Penh de Gaulle Noerodom Sihanouk Australia Tahiti Guadaloupe Caribbean Mike Mansfield DeMont Johnson

Addington Charged in Five Counts of Issuing Bogus Grain Receipts

Hutchinson Kansas AP A warrant goes to Wilkins New Mexico for Willie am H Addington Republican governor candidate in 1960 five felony counts accuse him of issuing bogus grain receipts for 200000 bushels of wheat grain owned by Addington Elevator Co audit found 410536 bushels short worth about 600000 Receipts allegedly secured loans of 100000 in Wichita and 190000 in Kansas City Kaw records show relocation of offices to Wilkins Nev and judgments totaling 1.75 million against the Addingtons in August The case links to mortgage foreclosures and promissory notes Addington owns elevators in Hutchinson Elkhart and Tucumcari NM He faces one to five years on each count if convicted

Hutchinson Kan Willieam H. Addington Kanesas Wilkins New Addington The Addington Elevator Co Kansas Grain Inspection Division Richard Rome Reno Rome Wichita Kansas City Kaw Grain Company Nev Donna Republican National

Wichita Man Bound Over For Trial

C David Glaze, 22, accused of shooting his wife and killing her date Jerome Rohling 26, was bound over to district court on first degree murder and attempted murder charges after a prolonged preliminary hearing in Sedgwick County. The incident occurred April 21 at the apartment of Diana L. Glaze, 20, who was wounded.

Wichita (Ap C. David Glaze James V. Riddell Jr Sedgwick County Jerome V. Rohling Diana L. Glaze

Bowling and League Scores at Craven Oil and Lee's Cafe

Craven Oil Company and LEE'S CAFE top lists with high game scores 237 and 1030 respectively. Beets and Gilbert lead with 237 and 182. Hamner posts 180 and Mealman 174 in the Dynamic League standings.

Craven Oil Company Larkin Lee’s Cafe Gilbert Nitcher Hamner M Andg Mealman

Russian Embassy aide ordered to leave United States

A Russian Embassy science officer Valentin A. Revin was expelled after attempting to buy secret U S moon program data from a Washington area scientist. The FBI halted the efforts, with more than five thousand dollars paid and delivered to the agent, as authorities noted.

Washington United States U.S State Department Valentin A. Revin Revin FBI Washington Area Kevin

Toothbrush Works As Corn Cleaner

A reader explains using a toothbrush with hard nylon bristles to remove corn silk under running water, noting it enters between kernels without smashing them and outperforms brushes. Other tips cover random household fixes like rubber bands on cups and a rolling TV tray as a paint can stand, plus quick chili from sauce and beans.

Heloie Rachel Raymond

NASA Sets Sept 19 for Surveyor 2 Moon Landing

CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP NASA has set September 19 as the launch date for Surveyor 2 and plans a soft landing aimed for almost dead center on the moon.

Cape Kennedy, Fla National Aeronautics and Space Administration Moon

Dear Ann Landers Advice Panel on Teens and Family

A Dear Ann Landers column excerpt covers three reader questions. Topics include a son teased as "Ape" over back hair and possible remedies, a mother organizing nonviolent parenting versus harsh punishment, and a family conflict about a mother's feigned illness and a psychiatrist's assessment. The tone remains blunt and admonitory, urging communication and responsible parenting while debunking hypochondriacal claims.

Mike

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