Ottawa Milk Law Faces Court Test
District Judge Floyd Coffman issued a temporary restraining order against Ottawa enforcing its milk ordinance while Beatrice Foods representative Charles F. Collins faces two counts of selling milk without a city permit. Collins posted 100 bond and pleads innocent. hearing set Feb 13 with trial March 13. Ottawa ordinance 2151 imposes a $900 inspection fee, conflicting with 1961 state statute allowing fees only for testing. injunction sought plus damages.
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Floyd Coffman
Charles F. Collins
Beatrice Foods
Topeka
Collins
Douglas Gleason
Christene Jones
Willow
Hazel Richardson
N. Poplar
Secrecy Furor Over Censors Draws McNamara Meeting
Washington AP Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara met behind closed doors with senators amid a dispute over who censored speeches by military and civilian leaders. Sen. John Stennis called for full disclosure while Sen. Strom Thurmond urged naming individual censors and warned of contempt of Congress if testimony is refused. McNamara stood firm, saying he would not reveal which censors altered any speech and that contempt, if any, would be directed at him rather than the reviewers.
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Robert 8. McNamara
Sen
John Stennis
D-Miss
Armed Services
Defense
State Department
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Senate
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Thurmond
Pentagon
Congress
Cyrus R. Vance
Defense Department
Stennis
Subcommittee
Weather Forecast Shows Warmer Midweek
Partly cloudy through Wednesday with continued cold tonight. Temperatures rise as southerly winds increase. Lows tonight around 15 to 20, highs Wednesday near 35 to 40.
Ottawa Teachers Meet with Ken Kennedy Aimed at Talks
Tauy's Toot hints Ottawa Teachers Association and President Ken Kennedy could convene to discuss potential collaboration. The note implies planned dialogue between the group and the leader on unspecified issues.
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Ottawa Teachers Association
Kennedy
Ottawa Braves Meet McPherson Bulldogs at Wilson Field House
Basketball tonight features Ottawa University Braves against McPherson College Bulldogs at Wilson Field House. Game starts 7 30 p m with football letters and jackets for the 1961 season awarded at halftime.
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McPherson College Bulldogs
Wilson Field House
Ottawa University
Kansas budget deal boosts aid to schools per pupil
TOPEKA AP Kansas budget negotiators approved a rise in emergency school aid from 20 to 25 dollars per pupil annually for districts. The increase costs about 2.3 million dollars a year and supporters say it can be funded without new taxes this year. Critics say a tax hike becomes likely by 1963 as districts and patrons pressed for more than the proposed 5 dollar rise.
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Kansas
Anderson
Kennedy
Prairie National Park Funding Signed After House Rejection
Topeka AP reports Governor John Anderson signed a 100000 appropriation for the proposed Prairie National Park. The action occurred as the House had sought to recall the bill after final Senate approval and enrollment. The bill passed the House Saturday and cleared the Senate Monday before being enrolled and printed. It was out of the Senate's hands when the House request arrived.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Senate
House
Just arrived shredded foam rubber at Bargain Store
Advert announces new stock of shredded foam rubber at 59 cents per pound. Bargain Store highlights price and fresh cargo in a concise notice for shoppers.
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OK Bragain
Adv
$5 Billion School Aid Plan Vital Says JFK
President Kennedy urged Congress to pass a five year 5.7 billion education aid plan with loans grants and scholarships across all levels excluding church schools. He warned of growing educational deficiencies and outlined costs for classroom construction teacher salaries college programs and adult illiteracy programs.
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JFK
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
House
Senate
Ottawa teachers seek $40,000 salary hike plan
Allen Unruh Field School principal and Ottawa Teachers Association salary committee chair presented a plan to raise teacher pay with an overall cost estimated between $35,000 and $40,000 to the Ottawa school board. The proposal outlines the first recommendation on the salary increase.
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Ottawa School Board
Allen Unruh
Ottawa Teachers Association
Unruh
Ottawa High to Seek New Grid Coach After Wallace Relinquishes
Harold Wallace asked to be relieved as Ottawa High head football coach after four seasons with a 5 24 4 record. He will remain in the system as a history teacher or assistant coach. The board accepted his request and will begin interviewing candidates immediately.
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Harold Wallace
Henry A. Parker
Parker
Wallace
Olin Wollen
Ottawa High
R. A. Gollier
Annexation Holds Up School Plans
Ottawa school board discusses unification setback as Kansas Supreme Court declares Senate Bill 400 unconstitutional. Supt. Parker expects a new unification bill next session while budgets and operations remain fluid until two February elections in New Union and Baxter districts. New Union residents seek clarity. meeting planned at New Union school. Wycoff district member Ray Smith backs larger district consolidation efforts.
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Ottawa School Board
Henry A. Parker
Kansas Supreme Court
New Union
Ottawa
Baxter
Parker
Union Board
Ottawa Board
New Union School
Ray Smith
Wycoff
Smith
Deceit in urban affairs editorial note
Editorial note hints at deceit in city governance while the paper teases feature pages on Elizabeth’s tenth year as queen and a Romney comparison to Wilkie. A column on teen conformity and discomfort appears alongside medical perspectives by Dr Mother.
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Romney
Mother
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