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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1964

Page

5

Joint 10 patrons weigh center site for new high school

At four meetings of Joint 10 patrons debated keeping the district together and using facilities. A central high school site, likely Schmitt, drew mixed support with Princeton backing centralization while Richmond opposed. About 68 patrons favored studying a bond for a central high school, and several cautioned that any plan would raise overall taxes.

Blaine King Joint 10 Informa! Polis Richmond Robert Hadsell Lane Everett Johnson Johnson Joe Spratt Rantoul Spratt Schmitt Princeton Ben Chrisjohn Joint 10 High School Board Franklin County Planning Board Fred McFarland Princeton Grade School Board Louis Froggatte

Board Says Petitions Can Change Boundary

Franklin County Planning Board heard public input on five proposed school boundary plans at Ottawa High School. About 75 attended as Roy Herring urged patrons to petition for changes, noting plans aim to unify districts under Kansas law with Plan B favored for rural and city balance.

Franklin’ S Planning ‘Board Princeton Ottawa Williamsburg-Pomona Prington Terry Murphy Franklin County Planning Board Ottawa High School Suge Gestions Roy Herring Planning Board Kansas Herring

Marines optimistic about Vietnam war says Greene

Marine Commandant General Wallace M. Greene told AP he is optimistic about the anti-Communist war in South Vietnam as the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese presses grow stronger. He noted ample supplies and capable leadership after touring the country before his first anniversary as commandant.

Washington South Viet Nam Wallace M. Greene Associated Press U.S Greene Marine Corps Viet Nam

Christmas Tree Crop To Be Planted Here

Local attorney Winton Winter plans an experimental stand of Christmas trees on his farm in Missouri. If successful, about 11 acres will be planted yearly, with first harvest expected in seven to eight years. He partners with Extension Agent Don Brown, ordering Scotch and Austrian Pine seedlings at about 50 dollars per thousand and foresees selling trees at one dollar per foot.

Winton Winter Winter Missouri Christmas Tree Growers Association Columbia Don Brown Brown

Farm Bill Trade Offered To LBJ

Democratic leaders proposed sending the farm bill to President Johnson in exchange for delaying civil rights action. The plan aims to store the House civil rights bill temporarily while a wheat cotton measure is debated, delaying a long civil rights filibuster until about March 2.

Washington Johnson Senate House Pose Johnson Wheat Belt

Weather County Forecast Partly cloudy and cold

Partly cloudy and colder tonight and Wednesday. Low in the 20s tonight, high in the upper 30s on Wednesday. Yesterday's high 3, today's low 31, last year's high 42 and low 36. Record high 75 in 1944 and record low 5 in 1914. Hourly readings end at 8 a.m. with temperatures ranging from the upper 30s to the 40s and barometer near 29.89.

Tin Can Experiments Aid Ottawa University Students

Ottawa University nuclear physics students build radioactive materials in a glori fied tin can or neutron howitzer an aluminum barrel with paraffin and cadmium. The lab uses a radiation source housed in a stainless steel slug with metal sticks at various distances to study activation. Dosimeters monitor each person’s radiation. readings are usually negative and not harmful. The lab, funded by the Energy Commission and the National Science Foundation, supports four students this year as they learn to use equipment common in nuclear physics research.

Carrie Feinstein Ottawa University Nuclear Justo Diaz Diaz

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