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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1966

Page

6

China Not Yet Willing For Big Conflict With US

AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports that Beijing seeks an external enemy to justify internal actions while avoiding war with the United States. Lin Piao appears to lead, aiming at a clash with Moscow, as European Communist parties react and Bulgarian officials warn China’s purge could spread to others, unsettling the global Communist movement.

William L. Ryan Red China Peking Moscow Chin Yi United States Viet Nam Warsaw Soviet Union Red Echo China People’s Masses Communist Parties

Weather forecast for county with temperatures and records

County forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies through Friday with southerly winds of 10 to 20 mph. High Friday in the low to mid 80s, low tonight mid to upper 50s. Today high 53, low 53. this date last year high 91, low 70. Record high 101 in 1965, record low 40 in 1898. Hourly temperatures end at 8 am today.

OU Welcome Week Begins at Ottawa University

New students report for Welcome Week at 1 p.m. Friday with returning students arriving next Tuesday and Wednesday. Classes start Sept. 16. Eight new OU faculty join the campus including Dennis J. Gaede chemistry and Eileen Grist physical education. The week features social events, tests, receptions, and club activities led by President Andrew B. Martin and the new student council.

Rosie Lister Ottawa University Dennis J. Gaede Kansas State University Eileen Grist University of Kansas Leopold Hoppe Grace Episcopal Church Betty M. Nelick University of Wisconsin J. Marion Rieth University of Union University Union Andrew B. Martin Pomona Lake Center Myers Library David Holmberg Campus Activities Board

Pleased Commission Outlines New Pool Plans

City engineer Steve James targets a June or July opening for a new pool after Ottawans approved a 185000 pool bond. Plans include hiring a consulting firm, surveying for exact location in the park south area, and bids in late December or early January. The old pool may become a skating rink in winter with dirt filled to below rim.

Rosie Lister Steve James James Surevey Charles Williamson Williamson Alpha Walnut Lawrence Construction Co Lawrence

Neighbor complains of animals at Locust residence

Roy Gould reports a complaint at city commission about 40 cats and 10 dogs living at Leslie Murphy's residence on Locust. Officials note no current ordinance violation but possible issues with unspayed dogs and past weed problems. shelter investigation found no violation.

Roy Gould Gould Leslie Murphy Don Capper Capper Vern Wadkins Franklin County Humane Shelter

Lucky Call For Woman

Oklahoma City AP Mary Cook a 16 year old girl did not win 500 dollars on a WKY radio giveaway. The caller from the station woke her up and she learned her kitchen was on fire. She alerted the fire department and saved her home and possibly her life.

Oklahoma City Mary Cook Mary WKY

Ottawa Woman Leads Statewide Litter Campaign Kickoff

Mrs Leona Jones Kansas Federation of BPW civic participation chair launches Ottawa drive to clean up litter naming honorary week mayor, volunteer captains, youth group adopters, and newspaper before after photos. State mail outreach to 134 clubs with 64000 members broadens effort.

Ottawa Leona Jones Kansas Federation of Business and Professional Women Jones BPW Ralph Loyd Charles Williamson Vern Wadkins

Viet Cong Destroy US Warehouse Near Saigon

Viet Cong detonated a mine near a U.S. Navy ship and a large fire at the U.S. Army 506th Field Depot caused about a million dollars in damage near Saigon before dawn. The blaze injured two soldiers, site officials say the warehouse held expendables like insecticides and paper goods.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S U.S. Army 506Th

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