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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1966

Page

5

Teens Share In National Prosperity Across The Nation

New York AP report shows 24 million American teens collectively control about 15 billion dollars yearly. Teens gain cash from allowances and part time jobs with girls averaging 11 dollars weekly and boys earning more through after school work. Examples include Marty Flynn 16 in Kansas City earning about 30 dollars weekly and saving for a guitar, Don Rose 17 in Encino earning six to ten dollars weekly, Pam Tipton 17 modeling for pay and allowance, and Rommelle Witzke 16 babysitting and saving for college.

New York Associated Press Marty Flynn Kansas City Marty

Weather county forecast clear to partly cloudy tonight

Weather data shows clear to partly cloudy conditions tonight and Sunday with warmer Sunday. Tonight low around 15. Sunday high near 40. Friday high 53. Today low 16. Record highs 75 in 1930 and low 3 in 1903. Hourly temps listed ending 8 a.m. with values from 16 to 53. Barometer 30.33.

Democrats Hit 1966 Campaign Trail in Kansas

Kansas Democrats opened their 1966 campaign with Washington Day events in Topeka. Speakers included Senator Fred Harris, gubernatorial hopeful Robert Docking, and veteran candidate Harry Wiles. The gathering also drew ex-congressman J. Floyd Breeding amid debates over reapportionment and party prospects. Theis projected a 100000 vote gubernatorial margin and expected multiple Democratic congressional wins.

Topeka Kansas Fred Harris Oklahoma Bud Wilkinson Robert Docking Harry Wiles Veterans Club Wiles U. S. Senate J. Floyd Breeding Kanesas Senate Breeding 5Th U. S. Department of Agriculture Frank Theis

Wandering Gypsy Retires From Pomona Dam Role

Walter McAdow, longtime Pomona Dam reservoir engineer, retires after 35 years with the Army Corps of Engineers. He plans to stay in Kansas, enjoying retirement that includes fishing near the dam and cheering the lake’s growth. His successor, Ralph R. Dennis, arrives this week as McAdow reflects on a career spanning World War I floods to 1940s river levies.

Pomona Kansas Walter McAdow Army Corps of Engineers McAdow Salina Ft. Riley Junction City Kansas City Ottawa Schilling Pomona Lake William F. Cassidy Army Engineers Washington, D.C Miles L. Wachendorf McAdows Lyndon John Payne Denver Colo Mary Jane Kansas State University Ralph R. Dens Nis

Secretary Rusk Issues Challenge to Congress on Viet Nam Policy

Secretary of State Dean Rusk challenged Congress to vote again on Viet Nam policy, promising an outcome as decisive as the 1964 Tonkin Gulf resolution. Senator Morse plans to force a rescission amendment to the defense funding bill, while Fulbright signaled limited hearings and Gore urged private talks to foster unity.

Washington Dean Rusk Congress Johnson Southeast Asia Wayne Morse D-Ore Senate Foreign Relations Committee Morse Senate U.S Viet Nam Gulf of Tonkin Sen Ernest Gruening DeAlaska House Foreign Relations Committee Dent Hubert H. Humphrey Rusk Baltimore Wmar-Tv Albert Gore D-Tenn Gore Red China Tennessee Democrat

Angell on PTA Show Features Ottawa High Debate Team

Representative Wayne Angell will discuss the Kansas Constitution amendment affecting state and county Superintendents of Education and the Board of Education at the Ottawa High School PTA meeting on Monday February 21 at 7 30 p m in the senior high auditorium. Ottawa High School debaters Beth Butler Anne Keith Janice Wittmeyer and Renetta Engles are participating under Miss Jane Feuer born who directs the team.

AL Hirt Robert Meyer Steve Logan Craig French Memorial Auditorium Ottawa Loren Matthews OHS Ottawa Herald Kansas Supreme Court Wayne Angell Ottawa High School Rep. Angell Kansas Board of Education Jane Feuer Beth Butler Anne Keith Janice Wittmeyer Renetta Engles

District 288 Denies Petition Transfer to District 365

Unified District 288 rejected petitions to move about a fourth of its territory to District 365. A Garnett district vote and interview notes show 4107 people counted, with 388 electors in the area. Many supporters cited tax concerns and bonds, while opponents argued the transfer would hurt district future and local parental wishes.

District 288 District 365 Unified School District 288 Garnett Richmond Cecil E. Vining Unified District Herbert McClure McClure Orville Cole Board of Education

New Orleans Carnival Begins Its Annual Free-Show Fever

New Orleans kicks off its annual Carnival with four parades today and up to 19 by Tuesday. Celebrities like Robert Goulet are guests on floats, while thousands fill schools, clubs, and the Lighthouse for the Blind with masks and beads. Expect nonstop street roving, music, and revelry through Mardi Gras Tuesday.

New Orleans Robert Goulet Lighthouse Lynda Bird Johnson Lyndon B. Johnson George Hamilton IV Secret Service Miss Johnson Lexington Hagerstown Bowling Green Paris Tex Marine Corps Wallace M. Greene Forign Hermes Hamilton

Road Hog on Autobahn Involves 13 Ton Army Carrier

Darmstadt Germany AP A GI’s 13 ton tracked personnel carrier caused excitement on the Mannheim Frankfurt autobahn. The army faces a $3760 bill for damage to highway signs on a stretch of road. The armor plated vehicle bucked traffic and knocked signs. Pvt Joseph Anton Spanko of Metuchen New Jersey was pulled from the vehicle and sent to the stockade after a brief stop. He was said to be headed to Bremerhaven to see his girlfriend.

Darmstadt Germany Mannheim Frankfurt Joseph Anton Spanko Metuchen Spanko Bremerhaven

Evacuation After Furnace Explosion Hits Nursing Home

Mrs Hubert H Humphrey Sr was among six residents evacuated from a nursing home Friday after a furnace explosion disabled the heating plant. The incident occurred in Huron and prompted prompt relocation of residents to ensure safety.

Huron Hubert H. Humphrey Sr

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