Ottawa Sues for Easements on K-68 Project Route
The City of Ottawa filed a condemnation suit against several North Main property owners to acquire permanent and temporary highway right of way for the K-68 rerouting. Defendants include Rob ert J. White and Gladys White, Ralph and Marie Kampschroeder, R. E. and Eileen Roseberry, Coretta Wilson and her husband, Freeda Wilson as agent, Guy and Ruby Nolan, and Jean C. Smith and Joanne Smith. Total land value listed is 42 280 with hearings set for March 6 and a pre construction meeting March 21. city will pay land and building values, state will reimburse.
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Ottawa
North Main
John Richeson
Robert J. White
Gladys & White
Ralph Kampschroeder
Marie Kampschroeder
R. E. Roseberry
Eileen Roseberry
Coretta Wilson
Freeda Wilson
Guy Nolan
Ruby Nolan
Jean C. Smith
Joanne L. Smith
Frankelin
Floyd Coffman
Mai
Wilson
Huse Band
Main
Fred Fuller
Fuller
Art Hogelin Second in Ottawa mayoral race
Arthur L. Hogelin age 43 of 536 Ash is the second candidate to file for Ottawa mayoral election. He filed shortly before 1 p.m. Monday. He is a self employed electrician with a long municipal service record including distribution superintendent for the city light department and Ottawa Water and Light. Hogelin, born near Lane and longtime Franklin County resident, cites city interests as his motive. He and his wife Opal have four children and two grandchildren.
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Arthur L. Hogelin
Ash
Lamar Phillips
Ottawa
Charles Williamson
Hegelin
City of
City Light Department
Ottawa Water and Light Department
Hogelin
Kansas City
Lane
Franklin County
The
First Methodist Church
Elk’s Club and
Masons
Opal
Deanna
Ottawa High School
Gary
OHS
Charles
Bill Huyett
Lawrence
Nixon Romney clash over Vietnam policy in New Hampshire
In Dover New Hampshire Nixon and Romney spar over Vietnam policy ahead of the March 12 presidential primary. Nixon argues the war must be won citing peace in the Pacific while Romney pushes a peace offensive. Both campaign across icy roads with Romney planning further campaigning while Nixon defends his stance on Vietnam and regional security.
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Dover
N.H
Richard M. Nixon
George Romney
Michigan
Vietnam
Nixon
Pacific
Romney
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
America
Two Ottawa University professors to step down as heads
Dr. Edgar D. Kerr and Dr. Roy W. Browning will relinquish department head roles in June at Ottawa University while continuing to teach. Kerr, head of music, and Browning, director of placement, have long served students and the OU community. New heads will be announced later.
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Ottawa University
Edgar D. Kerr
Roy W. Browning
Kerr
Browning
E West
Chicago Philharmonic Conservatory
University of Missouri At Kan
Sas City
University of Kansas
Lecompton
Okeeto
Manhattan
Peter H. Armacost
Garnett Manages Custom License Tag Numbers
Garnett high school girl will graduate in 1969 and wants the year on her license tag. Anderson County Treasurer Mrs. Alvina Craig says residents request varied numbers. Mrs. Ralph Griffith, Welda, favors matching her tag to her telephone number. Some leave a 50 cent penalty with a check if the number isn’t issued by the 15th, refunded if it appears early. Paul Drum, Westphalia, consistently requests No. 1 tag.
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Garnett
Anderson County
Alvina Craig
Anderson County Treasurer’s Office
Ralph Griffith
Welda
Paul Drum
Westphalia
Eyeball to eyeball over the Sea of Japan
Soviet patrol planes from Siberia monitor U.S. warships off Korea while American jets shadow Soviet naval build ups in the Sea of Japan after the Pueblo seizure. Badger and Bison bombers fly near U.S. vessels as both sides track each other without shooting.
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Washington
Siberia
U.S
Korea
U.S.S.R
Sea of Japan
Pueblo
Badger
Bison
Straits of Korea
Weather Topeka Forecast Cold and Dry Through Tomorrow
AP Weather Bureau predicts continued cold with little precipitation as snow exits western and south central Kansas. County forecast calls for fair skies tonight and Wednesday, continued cold, low 10 to 15, high in the low 30s, with daily temperature readings and a barometer at 30.45.
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Topeka
Weather Bureau
Kansas
10500 Troops Added To Vietnam Front Over Khe Sanh
The Defense Department announced the United States will rush about 10500 additional Army and Marine ground combat troops to South Vietnam for insurance purposes. The move comes after Westmoreland's request as Hanoi and VC forces threaten Khe Sanh and cities nationwide. President Johnson stated willingness to halt bombing and start peace talks if Hanoi refrains from deception.
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Washington
United States
South Vietnam
Defense Department
Defense
Phil G. Goulding
William C. Westmoreland
Goulding
U.S
Khe Sanh
Pentagon
Vietnam
National Guard
Westmoreland
Johnson
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Marines Fail to Crack Hue Citadel In Major Assault
U S and South Vietnamese Marines attempt a ground assault inside Hue’s inner Citadel but suffer heavy losses as enemy fire pins them against deep gunpits. Air support was unavailable despite Monday air strikes against Citadel positions. Casualties on the allied side are described as moderate. Communist forces suffer heavy losses, with Hue remaining a key battlefield in the ongoing offensive.
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Saigon
U.S
Hue
al Chang
Chang
Unsuc
Perfume River
al Skyraider
Vietnam
RFK to KU and K-State in Kansas speeches
Senator Robert F. Kennedy will address Kansas audiences on February 20. He is slated to speak at Allen Fieldhouse in Lawrence at 1 p.m. and at Ahearn Fieldhouse in Manhattan at 10 a.m. The talks honor Alf Landon, former Kansas governor and 1936 Republican nominee. Noon classes will be canceled.
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Lawrence
Kan
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N
Kansas
University of Kansas
Allen Fieldhouse
K.U
Kennedy
Ahearn
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Alf M. Landon
First Seoul Talk Is Unproductive
U S presidential envoy Cyrus Vance met with South Korea's premier and Cabinet ministers for about three hours but Seoul sources said little progress was made to resolve differences. The talks focused on North Korea threats and defense worries as Vance planned further meetings with Premier Chung and President Park. Authorities offered no statement on whether this would be his final visit.
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Seoul
U.S
Cyrus Vance
South Korea
United States
Vance
Chung -1-Kwon
Chung Hee Park
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