Ottawa Snow Brief Warns Four Inches Expected
Its White Before Christmas Ottawa's first appreciable snow of the season fell this afternoon with more forecast. The Weather Bureau of Topeka issued a snow warning for the area predicting up to four inches in Eastern Kansas. A light blanket covered Ottawa streets as temperatures hovered at 31 degrees and roads remained open. Ottawans driving to Olathe for the OHS Olathe basketball game were urged to proceed with caution.
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Ottawa School Board Annexes More Land in Special Meeting
The Ottawa school board annexed several land sections in a special meeting. Petitions covered land south of Ottawa in the Princeton district and land in Mud Creek and Chippawea districts. Three full sections and parts of two others were included, with all three areas showing sufficient petitions.
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Weather Forecast Heavy Snow Warning for County
The county forecast warns of heavy snow tonight with 4 inches or more of accumulation from the Kansas River northward. Lows tonight expected between 25 and 30 degrees with Saturday highs in the 30s.
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Sidelining Clutch Nail Clue Triggers Theft Suspect
In Kansas City Vernon Smith suspects a man attempting to cash a 76.90 payroll check from a stolen electric company. The man offered electrician IDs, but suspicious fingernails led to flight as store staff alerted the firm. In New York Deputy Mayor Screvane joined fitness calisthenics with visiting student athletes. In Birmingham Albert Spooner confessed to giving away 37 cars amid embezzled 23,000 pounds and received a five year sentence. In Memphis an assistant district attorney was interrupted by a juror while summing up, then apologized and wrapped up early.
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Screvane
Birmingham
England
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Spooner
Memphis, Tenn
Robert K. Dwyer
Dwyer
Colleges labeled hot house liberals say conservatives
New York AP three young conservatives described American colleges as hot house liberals and lacking patriotism. Scott Stanley of Kansas Roger Claus of Wisconsin and William Cotter of Young Americans for Freedom urged industrialists at the NAM 66th annual congress to oppose campus indoctrination and fund anti leftist effort. They cited increasing conservative publications and criticized the education system for failing to teach patriotism while portraying students as defiant of tradition.
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Scott Stanley
University of Kansas
Roger Claus
University of Wisconsin
William §. P. Cotter
Young Americans For Freedom
National Association of Manufacturers
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Claus
Wisconsin Conservative Club
Cotter
Russia
America
Weather May Be Unpleasant in Kansas Weekend Forecast
Cooler conditions with light drizzle and snow moved into Kansas. Morning reports of drizzle or light snow came from Russell Hill City Hutchinson Wichita and Emporia. The Weather Bureau predicted light rain statewide by Saturday and snow in many areas. Morning lows ranged from 20 at Goodland to 31 at Pittsburg after Thursday highs of 36 at Garden City and 45 at Wamego.
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Hill City
Hutchinson
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Emporia
Weather Bureau
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Pittsburg
Garden City
Wamego
Snow in Kansas but roads remain open
AP report says snow is falling across most of Kansas today but no bad road conditions have been reported yet. If the forecasted continued snow and freezing temperatures materialize, many dangerous stretches could develop, with a heavy four inch snow warning issued for northeastern Kansas.
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Topeka
Highway Patrol
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Christmas Program Monday at Memorial Auditorium
The high school music department presents a Christmas program Monday at 8 p.m. in Memorial Auditorium featuring about 150 students from the senior band and choir. The program includes 10 selections such as Silent Night and Hark the Herald Angels Sing, plus White Christmas and A Christmas Festival. A French Canadian carol Tell Us Shepherd Maids and Sioux Star Lead Us On are sung by the 80 voice choir and 18 voice ensemble with piano accompaniment from Lurray Moffett and Margaret Williams assisting the ensemble.
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Paul Yoder
Memorial Auditorium
Bethlehem
Herald
Orient
Irving Berlin
Carlton Colby
Leroy Anderson
Loren Mathews
John W. Jones
Rick Jamison
Don Meyer
Tom Chappell
Traffic Toll Topeka Death Log Declines in December
AP report from Topeka logs 24 hour traffic fatalities up to 2 a.m. Friday for December 1981 showing 503 deaths versus 470 for the 1960 period, reflecting year over year comparisons in Kansas traffic tolls.
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Topeka
Kansas
Longer Day For Shopping In Ottawa Stores Open Late
Santa Claus visits Ottawa all day tomorrow to greet children and stores stay open until 8 30 pm to aid Christmas shoppers Free Christian Science lecture is planned for Sunday December 10 at 3 pm at Church Edifice on S Hickory Street Welcome Ady editor notes provide local shopper guidance and event details
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Ady
U S Planes Aid Congo as UN Seeks Stable Government
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United Nations aims to let the Congo’s people form their own government while the U S continues to aid the UN mission. He denied a U S blueprint and urged broader aid against South Vietnam’s Red terror as Cuba’s Castro confirms his Communist stance.
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Dean Rusk
United Nations
Katanga
Rusk
United States
Congo
America
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Mortar Shells Hit A Hospital In Katanga Conflict
U S transports resume airlift to U.N. troops amid fourth day fighting in Elisabethville. Katanga leader Tshombe accuses Americans of bombings and vows to defend against UN and Indian jets. Leopold Hospital hit by mortar fire, 70 patients safe. UK to supply bombs for Indian jets.
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Katanga
the Congo
U. S
U.N
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Congo
Leopold
Camp Tshombe
London
U.N. J
United States
Leopoldville
U S Warns Allies on Viet Nam Threat in White Paper
The United States warned Asian allies that South Viet Nam faces a clear and present danger of Communist conquest. The 53 page White Paper argues the fall of South Viet Nam and nearby states would tilt Asia’s balance toward non democratic powers and urges readiness to resist. It cites 8 9 thousand Viet Cong fighters, thousands of village guards, and backing from Moscow and Peiping.
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Washington
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South Viet Nam
State Department
Asia
Southeast Asia
International Control Commission
India
Poland
Canada
South
North
Moscow
Peiping
JFK to Fight for Medical Care and Federal Aid
Washington AP reports President Kennedy will push 1962 agenda items in the election year, including medical care for the aged, federal aid for education, and tariff reductions. He faces strong opposition from foes and a mixed Congress that could shift control in November. The stakes involve his leadership and potential impact on his re election prospects.
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Yall
UN says Elisabethville situation 'good' with two key Katanga positions
A UN spokesman reported Elisabethville is stabilizing with Katanga forces holding only two main points, the Palace of Katanga President Moise Tshombe and the Lido Hotel. He noted no imminent U.N. attack plans and that outskirts are being cleared, with no Katanga roadblocks outside the city.
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U.N
Elisabethville
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Lido Hotel
Brian Urquhart
Man Dies After Horse Kick At Missouri Farm
SEDALIA MO AP Robert Brown 50 an employee of Missouri Public Service Co was found dead in a corral on his farm Thursday by his wife. Coroner Dr Gordon Stauffacher said Brown was likely kicked by a loose horse. A large wound over the left eye with skull fracture caused death.
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Sedalia
Robert Brown
Missouri Public Service Co
Brown
Gordon Stauffacher
Tony's Toot Mope and White Christmas Fans Dream
Tony's Toot mope notes caution for White Christmas fans not to overvalue dreams. Prescriptions Raney CH 2092 adv.
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