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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1967

Page

6

Flooding Isolates A Million in South Texas

South Texas endures Beulah floodwaters as 40 000 square miles are drenched and nearly a million people are cut off. Gates of Corpus Christi seal shut while towns like Pettus Falfurrias and Cuero report rising waters and evacuations. Weather forecasts warn of continued deluge, with rivers possibly cresting at 17 feet. officials project damage near half a billion dollars. Local reports note hospital evacuations and stranded residents as authorities mobilize National Guard and rescue crews.

Corpus Christi Tex Beulah Texas Beullah South Indiana Mexico National Guard Navy Linton Falfurrias Pettus Weather Bureau Little Kenenedy South Texas Texas Department of Public Safety Edna Cuero Dewitt County John Connally Rio Grande

Episcopal Bishops Back Abortion Liberalization With Limits

At the Seattle general convention Episcopal bishops endorsed liberalizing abortion laws with strict safeguards. They support termination where the mother's health is seriously at risk, or where the child would be badly deformed, or in cases of rape or incest. Archbishop Ramsey attended as a special guest.

Seattle Episcopal Church Canterbury Arthur Michael Ramsey Pope

County Forecast: Warmth and Fair Skies Ahead

Generally fair and a little warmer tonight with light south winds. Saturday partly cloudy with a high around 80. Low tonight mid 50s. High Thursday 78. Low today 46. High a year ago 78, low 56. Record high 97 in 1937, record low 35 in 1953. Hourly temps ending at 8am today.

Soviet Union Accuses US of Camouflage Peace Plea at UN

At the United Nations General Assembly, Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko charged the United States with feigning peace initiatives while continuing military actions in Vietnam. He urged condemnation of the US and called for North Vietnam support, asserting real peace requires withdrawal of the aggressors.

United Nations, N.Y Andrei A. Gromyko United States Vietnam U.N. General Assembly Gromyko U.S Arthur J. Goldberg Hanoi North Vietnam Gromyto Goldberg U.N

Tag Day Stirs Ottawa For Cystic Fibrosis Cause

Princeton Jolly Workers and Acorn Rustlers 4 H clubs hold a 10 a m start in Ottawa as their health project. Canisters placed in Ottawa stores for National Cystic Fibrosis Research. Donations may be sent to Mrs. Melvin Stockard, Princeton.

Ottawa Princeton Jolly Workers Acorn Rustelers Ing Franklin County Melvin Stockard Princeton

Motorist crashes after swerving for a bee near Ottawa

At 2 p.m. Thursday about four miles south of Ottawa on US 59, George R. Bowlus Jr., 52, of Iola drove a 1967 Lincoln into a ditch after avoiding a bumblebee. Right front damage about 200 dollars. Bowlus unhurt. The car crossed the highway and bounced between ditches and a hazard marker in wet mud. Bee injuries not reported.

Ottawa George R. Bowlus Jr Iola Bowlus

Wilhite Seeks Change Of Venue In Slaying Case

John B. Pierson attorney for Kenneth Wayne Wilhite asked the district court for a change of venue in the case charging him with manslaughter in a July slaying of a Council Grove youth. If granted, the trial would move outside Franklin and Anderson counties.

Wilhite John B. Pierson Kenneth Wayne Wilhite Council Grove Franklin Anderson

Central Heights bids opened for new school complex

The Central Heights Unified School District opened bids for a new district school complex after a two year legal dispute. Bids ranged from $570,000 to $718,000 for general construction with multiple calendar days, plus bids for mechanical electrical and kitchen work. Apparent low base totals with alternates come to about $968,333.16, plus architect fees, with district bond funds around $1.12 million and an estimated project cost near $1,086,266.

Rosie Lister Richmond Central Heights Unified John Smutz Shaver and Company Salina Cecil Vining Smutz B. J. Frick and Company Saelina B. A. Green Construction Co., Inc Lawerence Bowers Construction Co., Inc Topeka J. A. Lundgren Carey Plumbing, and Heating Co Ottawa Jayhawk Services, Inc Wichita Western Plumbing and Heating Norris Bros., Inc Shrake Electric, Inc O. K. Johnson Electric Reed Electric, Inc Lawrence Lawsrence A. C. Elec June Betz

Rusk's Daughter Weds Negro In Stanford Chapel

Margaret Elizabeth Rusk, 18, wed Guy Gibson Smith, 22, in a secret Stanford University ceremony. The bride is the secretary of state's daughter. the groom is an Army Reserve lieutenant. Details note security concerns and a quiet, traditional service with about 16 relatives present.

Stanford Calif Dean Rusk Rusk Margaret Elizabeth Guy Gibson Smith Stanford University Jack Fossie Bay Area Fassie Vietnam Alfred Deavancens Ames Space Agency Research Center Sunnyvale Army Reserve Secretary of State Neegro Washington New York Times

Young Stanford professor sparks education debate

Harvey M. Friedman, named assistant professor of mathematical logic at Stanford, will be 19 at his start. The 18 year old Stanford appointee earned his doctorate in 1969 and argues education should grant students more social control while maintaining academic standards. He and his family hail from Highland Park Illinois, and his salary is listed as 10000 dollars yearly.

Stanford Calif Stanford University Harvey M. Friedman Friedman Highsand Park Ill Massachusetts Institute of Technology America Cern Allan Friedman Highland Park

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