Kansas Students in Peace March to Topeka
About ten Kansas colleges participate in a Witness for Peace march at the state capitol in Topeka led by Bishop Eugene Slater. Roughly 50 students gather on the south steps, march to Kansas Avenue, then drive nearby areas conceptually threatened by a one megaton bomb before returning to the capitol.
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NATO ministers back equal buildup and tension relief
PARIS AP Ministers of NATO agreed to build up conventional strength on a more equitable basis and to ease Cold War tensions when Moscow offers reasonable proposals. They credited Kennedy era firmness over Cuba and urged a possible disarmament treaty under international control while maintaining alliance strength.
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Five Thousand Dollar Market Robbery in Kansas City
Two masked bandits robbed a Kansas City border supermarket on Friday escaping with about $5,000 in a car driven by a third man. Jerome Cosentino, co-owner, said the money came from a bank cashing weekend checks.
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Ottawa Braves vs McPherson Bulldogs at Wilson Field House
Kansas Conference game at Ottawa University campus features the Ottawa Braves hosting the McPherson Bulldogs in a 7 30 p m tip at Wilson Field House on the Ottawa campus.
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Weather County and Kansas Forecast Summary
The county forecast calls for variable high cloudiness and mainly fair conditions tonight and Sunday. A cooler night with lows in the 20s, highs near 60 on Sunday. Kansas forecast remains generally fair through Sunday with mild tonight and Sunday. lows in the 30s and highs in the 50s to 60s.
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Cold Ride Tip Worth Five Bucks
Herald pays five dollars weekly for best lip on a news story. Rev. Ned Roberts wins with report on Rev. E. E. Caylor taking a cold bicycle ride. Other near wins include Terry Rinehart on Christmas kindness and Mrs. Lucille Roberts about a mailbag mishap check.
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Traffic Toll Topeka Death Log For Dec 20 1962
AP report from Topeka lists Kansas traffic fatalities in the 24 hours to 9 am Saturday for December 20 1962. The record shows 1 death for December 20, 1962, with a comparable 1961 period at 523, and prescriptions by Raney CH 23092 Adv.
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Parking Spot Shortage Plagues Ottawa Shoppers
The Herald reports a swift Ottawa parking survey at 2 to 2:30 pm finding jammed municipal lots on Hickory and Walnut and the lot behind the jail. Main Street varied with two empty meters between 1st and 2nd, none between 2nd and 3rd, and several spaces further east. Side streets showed sparse vacancies, heavy traffic, and many parking lockers in use.
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Ottawa man jailed after flaming car pursuit
A 22 year old man named Donald Bates of Lawrence was captured in Ottawa after flames and sparks shot from the right wheels of his damaged car. Authorities pursued him from Linn and Miami Counties as he drove without a right tire, facing charges of DUI or drugs, open bottle, illegal registration, reckless driving, and no valid license. He was jailed awaiting arraignment before Judge Robert L. Pinet.
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Franklin County Townships Seek Injunction Against Road Unit
Eight Franklin County townships Applanoose Centropolis Harrison Lincoln Ottawa Peoria and Williamsburg along with Francis Wilson filed an injunction this morning to halt the county unit road system. Plaintiffs’ attorneys James Pierson and Robert B. Tyler represent other residents in Ottawa and Lawrence. The road plan was approved in the November 6 general election.
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Touy's Toot Ottawa Park Spots For Bicycles Left
Ottawa park spots remain for bicycles with narrow baskets as residents seek convenient curbside parking options near city facilities. Local officials note limited availability and encourage early arrival to secure a space.
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Ottawa High caravan to Turner EKL finals tonight
Caravan of Ottawa High School fans will gather at 5:30 PM at the high school parking lot to travel to Turner for the Ottawa Turner EKL tournament final. Principal W P Shepard will lead the group. map routes and 75 cent tickets are available at the lot.
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Franklin County Receives $86,980 Fund Share
State Superintendent Adel F. Throckmorton announced Franklin County will receive 86,980.46 dollars from the state Elementary School Finance Fund, part of a 9,270,342.16 dollar total. Ottawa School District 30 gets 37,125.60 dollars. The fund, from sales tax receipts, is distributed on December 15 and March 15.
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Sheriff Seeks Owner Of Stray Cow Found In Franklin County
The Franklin County sheriff says a stray cow picked up in the southeast part of the county is being held for its owner. Ownership must be proven and feeding plus trucking costs paid before the animal is released. Sheriff Max Gilmore commented this morning.
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Northwest Kansas two-year college proposal submitted
TOPEKA AP The Board of Regents received Friday a request to establish a two-year college in northwest Kansas. The proposal comes from community leaders spanning nine northwest counties and was referred to the curriculum committee for study.
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Mariner 2 Captures Venus Close Approach Feat
Washington AP reports Mariner 2 completed a 109 day 182 million mile journey from Cape Canaveral to Venus. It passed 21 000 miles from the planet recording data for 42 minutes and preparing for a sun orbit. Scientists hailed the mission as a milestone and planned a follow-up probe for 1964.
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Stars Stop Twinkling If You Go Near Them
Air Force Capt. Joe W. Kittinger Jr and civilian astronomer William C. White rode a Stargazer balloon to nearly 150 miles up from Holloman Base New Mexico. They found stars lose their twinkle around 30 000 feet and collected data on air turbulence. It was the first high altitude astronomy flight by trained astronomers and the fifth balloon flight above 75 000 feet for Kittinger. The mission, part of Office of Naval Research research, yielded yet to be fully analyzed results.
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Agree NATO Could Use A Boost
Paris AP reports NATO ministers from 15 nations agreed to increase the effectiveness of conventional forces while remaining divided on nuclear policy. A communique praised US firmness and restraint regarding Cuba, pledging vigilance and unity and readiness to consider reducing international tension and maintaining defensive strength.
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Pleasant Weekend In Kansas With Mild Weather
Pleasant weekend outlook for Kansas with fair skies as high clouds clear. Temperatures range 55 to 65 today, 30 to 35 tonight, with Friday highs between 4 and 66 across Olathe Goodland Topeka Manhattan Dodge City Garden City. A mild Pacific front arriving Monday or Tuesday will bring a slight temperature drop.
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Irwin's store offers sacks candles and luminaries
Irwin's store has sacks and candles and luminaries available for purchase.
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