Navy Keeps Scorpion Inquiry Open With Trieste II Search
Washington AP The Navy will renew underwater exploration of the Scorpion disaster using the bathyscape Trieste II in spring after a court of inquiry found the loss of the nuclear submarine remains unsolved. Despite 12,000 photos of Atlantic debris and 90 witnesses, causes such as a sea-floor ridge and the reactor were ruled out. a new on-site survey and clearer photographs are planned to better illuminate the hull and final fate near the Azores.
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OU Art Show Portrays Old Literary Atmosphere
A 19th century mood fills Ottawa University Union lobby from Feb 9 with a 24 panel Photographic exhibition featuring Emerson Thoreau Hawthorne Alcott and Longfellow. Excerpts from their journals accompany images of Concord Old Manse Wayside Walden Brook Farm and related sites. Editors of Life Magazine and the American Federation of Arts back the national tour.
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Punxsutawney Phil Sees Shadow Becomes Groundhog Myth
Punxsutawney Phil is forecast to see his shadow signaling six more weeks of winter. The groundhog’s role as a weather oracle is a long running city myth kept alive by the Punxsutawney Groundhog Club.
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Pronunciation guide accompanies Greek physician Giannopoulos
Dr Pericles Giannopoulos from Greece leads the Adolescent Day Treatment Center at the state hospital in Osawatomie. He explains how Americans can pronounce his name and talks of his wife Nadine Johnson and son Andreas. The family arrived from Athens last October and plan to stay as he seeks U.S. citizenship.
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Fighting Across Jordan River Cease-fire Line Escalates
Arab and Israeli gunners traded fire twice today across the Jordan River cease-fire line. Israel reports one soldier wounded and accuses Jordan of starting the clash, while Amman says no casualties and blames Israel. Abba Eban cautions no present danger of general war yet says the region weighs on peace until a solution is reached.
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County Forecast: Overcast with fog tonight and Sunday
Overcast and fog tonight and Sunday forenoon and not so cold. Sunday partial clearing in afternoon. Winds southeast or south tonight. High today near 40. Low tonight about 20. High Sunday low 40s. Barometer 29.95.
Fresno couple adopts 10 Morris orphans in family move
Andrew Bauer and his wife, with four of their own children, adopted ten Morris orphans aged 3 to 17. The move comes after the Morris children, orphaned in a July car crash, were living with Gloria Graves in Concord, awaiting a custody relocation approved by Judge Jack Hammerberg. The Bauers, from Fresno, said they are busy and declined further comment to preserve the children's privacy.
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De Gaulle Visit Provokes Brittany Student Demonstrations
In Rennes Brittany students protested President Charles de Gaulle during his Brittany tour. They clashed briefly with police, damaged government radio and TV buildings, and blocked streets by night. About 40 students were arrested. most released except one art student charged with window breaking.
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Franklin County GOP Gets Nod at Kansas Day Events
The Franklin County Republican Central Committee received a certificate for meeting its campaign quota in 1968 activities during Kansas Day events in Topeka. The county contributed $3,300 to the GOP campaign, with Morgan Williams as chairman and Almeda Edwards as vice chairman noted on the certificate.
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Oil Slick Baffles Officials Off California Coast
A sluggish oil slick covering about 200 square miles off Santa Barbara prompts cleanup questions. Birds wash ashore on Ventura beaches as Union Oil assumes responsibility. Coast Guard surveys mobility while state and federal agencies consider taking over the response.
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Bank Vice-President Sets Another Record Upon His Retirement
Ralph Hanes senior vice president of First National Bank in Ottawa completes 59 years as a banker. He plans semiretirement, working 11 to 1 daily while staying engaged with customers and the community. Born in Ottawa, Hanes recalls banking’s evolution from gas lamps to computers and notes his early start as a part time janitor, with a life spent helping people and supporting local business.
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