Oc cas observational weather county forecast
Occasional snow and much colder with northerly winds 15 to 25 mph tonight. Clearing and cold Saturday with a low near 15 and high in the 20s. Record highs and lows listed. barometer at 30.01.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1966
Page
7
Occasional snow and much colder with northerly winds 15 to 25 mph tonight. Clearing and cold Saturday with a low near 15 and high in the 20s. Record highs and lows listed. barometer at 30.01.
Republican governors push to unite behind a single candidate for the 1968 White House race while seeking leadership of the Republican Governors Association. Michigan Governor George Romney is seen as front runner. John A. Love of Colorado and John H. Chafee of Rhode Island seek the chairmanship as they press for a stronger party role in national conventions and platform proposals. Ford says no conflict with Congress and state houses. An afternoon session will elect a new chairman to replace retiring Idaho Governor Robert E. Smylie.
Washington AP reports the American Podiatry Association estimates Christmas shoppers will walk about 25 miles each this year totaling around 2 billion miles. Doctors warn of punishing foot strain and rough crowd conditions and offer four safety rules for shoppers to follow.
New York AP report says Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton plans to back George Romney at the Colorado Springs governors gathering. Romney says he has not decided to run and Scranton notes Romney must prove he can do the job while Romney criticizes Johnson’s Vietnam stance.
The Ottawa University Christmas vespers are set for 4 p.m. Sunday in the University Chapel marking the first event in the new chapel. Prof. Edgar D. Kerr will direct a 75 member choir with Hurst Coffman at the organ opening the program with Noel Joyeux. The vesper choir performs Rejoice Beloved Christians by Buxtehude, followed by Britten's A Ceremony of Carols and other numbers. Soloists include Sara Schendel Pamela Locklear Carla Bennett and James Nobles. The public is invited.
Washington AP report notes President Johnson talks broadly at news conferences and in Texas but lacks sustained explanations on Viet Nam and the economy. Gallup and Harris polls show declining approval, with 43% backing the war and 40% backing Johnson in Gallup. Harris cites 42% war approval and 35% economy approval, hinting at public puzzlement over Vietnam and a stalled endgame. Ambassador Lodge comments voicing cautious, non decisive outcome.
United Nations and League of Nations records show mandatory sanctions have seldom achieved political shifts. Historical cases, from Italy’s 1935 Ethiopia invasion to Cuba and apartheid era measures, reveal limited impact and enforcement gaps. Experts note the UN Charter allows force but lacks its own armed forces, and member states avoid coercive penalties.
A 12 year old Rhode Island boy named Jimmy Halpin writes Secretary of Commerce John T. Connor about two small ventures, Cherry Hill Paper Waste Co and Cherry Hill Gardeners Co, operating from a grandmother owned garage. He seeks guidance on stopping neighborhood disturbances and questions appropriate federal action while noting modest earnings and robberies.
Eighteen-year-old June Inskeep, an Ottawa University freshman, was crowned Kansas Wheat Queen at Dodge City on Nov 10 after winning district and Mitchell County titles. She will travel to Seattle for the national convention, study speech at OU, and plans public appearances statewide.
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