These Two Homemakers Have A Different Style
Jan Wallace and Gail Smith, both Ottawa natives, build an office for a used car lot and plan a castle style home in Ottawa. They design, construct, and remodel, drawing on backgrounds in architecture and decorating. Their work blends antique salvage with modern techniques, challenging stereotypes about homemakers.
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Kenneth Fisher
Jan Wallace
Gail Smith
Wilson and
Main
Gail
Lyndon Smith
N. Main
Miss Wallace
Jan
Ottawa
Laguna Beach
Calif
Smith
Ottawa University
Peninsula College
Monterey
Academy
Julian
Paris
Frank Lloyd Wright
Larry Bernstein
California
Camelot
Midwest
India China clash at Nathu La ends ultimatum deadlock
Reliable sources say China gave India a 24 hour ultimatum to pull back troops from Nathu La on the Sikkim border. Indian commander warned retaliation if firing occurred. Beijing warned over armament expansion amid propaganda attacks. Indian army chief rushes to eastern front as two nations face off in the Himalayas.
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New Delhi
China
India
Nathu la Pass
Nathu la
P. P. Kumaramangalam
Chumbi
Bhutan
Sikkin
Himalayas
Sikkim
Rev Abernathy and 101 followers jailed in Charleston
Rev Ralph David Abernathy and 101 followers were arrested Friday for demonstrating in support of striking Negro hospital workers. They were charged with violating an injunction limiting pickets to 10 at the South Carolina Medical College Hospital and Charleston County Hospital.
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Charleston
S.C
Ralph David Abernathy
South Carolina Medical College Hospital
Charleston County Hospital
Abernathy
GOP Legislature Overrides Docking Vetoes in 1969 Kansas
In Topeka Republican lawmakers overrode Governor Docking on five vetoes, boosting state aid to schools by 27 million and raising the gasoline tax to fund roads. House votes 91-30 and Senate 4-3 on the school aid measure. highway tax increases set for July 1, with a 1,234 mile freeway system and funds split between construction and local roads. Docking criticized the plan as shifting more cost to motorists and warned of potential bankruptcy without new financing.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Docking
Senate
House
Sen
William Dearth
D-Parsons
Dearthi
The
Highway Commission
Kansas
213 Enemy Soldiers Die As US Forces Pound VC
American air and artillery struck North Vietnamese positions inside Cambodia as 213 enemy fighters were killed in an assault on a U S infantry base near Frontier City 45 miles northwest of Saigon. Overhead radar warned defenders who repelled the Viet Cong assault with minimal casualties.
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Saigon
Cambodia
U.S
25Th Infantry Division
Frontier City
Associated Pras
Robert Ohman
9Th
Ohman
Sihanouk
Washington
Air Force
Reminder to set clocks for daylight saving time
A notice reminds Kansans and others to turn clocks ahead tonight before sleeping so 2 a.m. on Sunday starts daylight saving time. Residents in 46 other states face sunrise an hour later if they forget.
Dutch Rembrandt expert questions 170 paintings authenticity
London Times reports Prof Horst Gerson of Groningen University casts doubt on about 170 works attributed to Rembrandt. The revised edition of Abraham Bredius’s Rembrandt catalogue questions pieces in the National Gallery Washington, the Met New York, the Louvre Paris, the Hermitage Leningrad, the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam and Queen Elizabeth II’s collection.
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London
Times of London
the Times
Horst Gerson
Holland
Groningen University
Gerson
The
Times
Abraham Bredius
National Gallery
Washington
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Louvre
Paris
Hermitage
Leningrad
Rijksmuseum
Amsterdam
De Gaulle In Seclusion After Referendum Speech
Paris AP Charles de Gaulle retreated to his country retreat after urging a reform vote in a nationwide radio and TV address. A France-Soir poll put 61 percent planning to say no, 49 percent yes, making the vote outcome uncertain and possible a return to Paris for the leader.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France-Soir
de Gaulle
MIGs buzz West Berlin in double patrol
Soviet MIGs buzzed West Berlin twice today. Four jet fighters emerged at 10:45 a.m. from the southeast to fly over the U.S. and British sectors. Ten more MIGs returned in the opposite direction. Police said border observers identified the craft by red star markings at about 2,000 feet. Allied sources said they were investigating the incident.
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U.S
Ottawa USD 290 approves teacher and principal raises
After a six week delay, contracts go out as Ottawa USD 290 raises salaries from 5400 to 5900 with 125 steps. Teachers gain 625 and top steps 500. principals earn 800 to 1300. Superintendent salary set at 12500. Board acted after a Kansas Legislature override of a 27 million school aid bill.
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Ottawa
Marvin P. Forker
Kansas
Eisenhower Elementary School
Weather summary with today and past figures
Forecast highlights a high of 74 on Friday and a low around today’s 8 am reading. It notes record highs of 91 in 190 and 27 in 1910, plus a 0.13 inch precipitation in the last 24 hours and barometer at 29.69.
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Radio
Peking
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
John Conroy
GOP
Central Heights Unified School District
Princeton
Herald
Buzz W. Berlin
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