City Amends Beer Ordinance To Allow UnderEighteens On Premises
Ottawa City Commission moves first reading of an amendment aligning a cereal malt beverage rule with state law. The change allows persons under 18 on premises of such establishments while keeping purchase restrictions. The meeting also awarded a $700 demolition contract for parking lot prep on South Walnut and discussed parking restrictions near Ottawa University.
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Rosie Lister
Commission
Don Capper
Ottawa
City Commission
Topeka
South Walnut
Champney Wrecking Co
Tospeka
Ottawa University
Charles Williamson
Flaherty
Vern Wadkins
Big Auto Makers Raise 67 Prices
DETROIT AP General Motors followed Ford and Chrysler in raising 1967 auto prices. Ford's 4 percent rise totaled $113 per basic price, while Chrysler averaged a $92 increase or 3.2 percent. Johnson criticized the moves and said the administration would study the economic impact. Walter Reuther urged restraint, calling Ford’s actions shocking and scandalous.
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General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Johnson
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Reuther
Auto
County Forecast: Fair Weather With Little Temperature Change
Weather forecast for the county calls for fair conditions with minimal temperature change through Friday. Winds shift west to southwest at 5 to 15 mph. Tonight’s low around 50, Friday’s high near 80. Daily temps include 82 high, 56 low today, with a year-ago high of 75 and low of 59. Record highs 97 in 1937 and record low 36 in 1958. Barometer 30.05. Hourly readings ending 8 a.m. list various temps from 61 at 9 a.m. to 79 at 1 p.m. and 60 at midnight.
Ottawa Police Chief Urges Pull Down Your Blinds
Police chief Eugene Flaherty urges residents troubled by window peekers to pull down blinds and secure homes. He stressed vigilance and reported ongoing efforts to curb such intrusions in the city.
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Ottawa
Eugene Flaherty
United States Offers Pause in Bombing If Hanoi Responds
The United States proposed halting air raids on North Vietnam and beginning a phased troop withdrawal if Hanoi signals willingness to escalate de escalation. Ambassador Goldberg told the General Assembly Washington will match steps by the North Vietnamese, with no aim to impose alignment on South Vietnam or permanent bases. The offer aligns with prior policy, detailing conditions for stopping bombings and staged withdrawal under supervision.
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United States
South Viet Nam
U.S
U Thant
Goldberg
Surveyor 2 Mission Fails After Power Shortage
Pasadena AP reports Surveyor 2 lacks sufficient battery power to complete the moon landing. Despite attempts to stabilize, the craft tumbled and will likely crash tonight, ending hopes of a soft landing to photograph Sinus Medii Central Bay. The failure traced to one rocket motor not firing, leaving three as a spinning, doomed probe.
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Pasadena
Calif
America
Jet Propulesion Laboratory
Central Bay
Surveyor
$150 Million Airlines Bond Proposal For MCI
Kansas City leaders hear a plan by Braniff and Trans World Airlines to issue 150 million in revenue bonds for airport and city facilities at Mid-Continent International. The bonds would be repaid from airline rentals and landing fees. Airlines say expansion is essential for future growth. Mayor Davis calls it a major vote of confidence in Kansas City.
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Mid. Continent International
United States
Harding Lawrence
Braniff Airways
MCI
Tus W. Davis
Raymond M. Dunn
TWA
Trans World
Hospital To Hire Architect For Expansion Plans
Rane som Memorial Hospital board moves to hire an architect for a new addition. President Clogston reported long range planning committee met with Jack Burton of the state health department to outline steps for federal Hill-Burton funds. July occupancy stood at 76 percent compared with 72 a year earlier. August occupancy was 78 percent vs 73 percent last year. Twenty six people attended the meeting as the board reviews Topeka and Kansas City firms for expansion planning.
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Robert M. Clogston
Clogston
Jack Burton
Topeka
Mediacal Services
State Department of Health
Burton
Ralph Robertson
Steve Lott
Rush To Talk Peace With Russian Envoy
United States plans a new appeal to all United Nations members to aid in Viet Nam peace talks. Goldberg will propose concrete peace measures in a major policy speech to the General Assembly. Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko will discuss the war at a private dinner tonight.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Viet Nam
118 Nation General Assembly
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Two MIGs Shot Down in Major North Viet Nam Air War
U S jet pilots downed two Communist MIGs over North Viet Nam on Wednesday and damaged three more in the biggest day of air combat of the war. Eight dogfights near MIG Alley northeast of Hanoi produced no American losses, though two U S planes were shot down by ground fire. The North Viet Nam loss tally reached 370, including a Navy F4B Phantom.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Red Capital
North
Viet Nam
Soviet cosmonaut says sweat not a problem in space
Geneva AP — Soviet spacemen experience no sweat issue that troubled a U S astronaut last week. Dr Boris Yegorov, the first space doctor, cites normal atmosphere inside Soviet cabins and suits as the reason.
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Geneva
U.S
Boris Yegorov
Wellsville Well Open For Tanks With Coin Operated Dispenser
Mayor Howell Lusk announced Wellsville’s water well is open to tank load customers. Located a half mile northwest, the well uses a coin operated dispenser and now receives main line water to supplement supply for tank lot sales after a summer closure due to higher main water demand.
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Wellsville
Howell Lusk
Wellseville
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