Nixon Hints The 91st Congress Will Live In Infamy
President Nixon said the 91st Congress failed to enact welfare reform revenue sharing and federal grant-in-aid overhaul plus 18 other measures. He noted a legislative logjam in the Senate and listed ideas that died of neglect. He pledged these proposals would be reintroduced.
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Nixon Uses Halftime Pep Talk To Rally Voters
President Nixon in a national TV radio interview vowed to rally support for prosperity and peace by 1972 while taking responsibility for two years of setbacks. He cited Vietnam troop withdrawals as his clearest accomplishment and urged Congress to share blame for domestic failures.
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NBC
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Careful Who You Call An Okie
AP report on Oklahoma nicknames as Gov elect David Hall prepares to take office next Monday. Debate over Okie versus Sooners prompts discussion by Tourism Director Harry Wilson and others about identity. Bartlett recalls OKIE program from 1968 encouraging varied uses of the term.
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Israeli Envoy Jarring Kickoff Mideast Talks
At the United Nations, Israeli envoy Yosef Tekoah met with UN envoy Gunnar Jarring for a brief private session marking the resumption of stalled Middle East peace talks. Tekoah said no date for substantive talks was set, but lines of communication remain open.
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Egypt
Jordan
Abba Eban
Buildex Plant Expands to Meet Shale Demand in Kansas
Buildex Plant in Ottawa plans a major expansion adding two 125 by 8 foot kilns from Ashgroove Cement Chanute. Production will double to about 240 yards daily per kiln with new shale shed and cooling pit. Two plants will operate side by side as demand grows across Missouri Kansas Nebraska Iowa and Oklahoma.
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US Loses A Bomber In Cambodia Laos Fight
US military updates report fighting at five spots in eastern and western Cambodia and a downed Air Force Phantom over southern Laos. Two crewmen are missing. In South Vietnam a convoy on Highway 20 was ambushed. one American dead, one wounded, one enemy killed. Eastern Cambodia battles near Phnom Penh and Bassac Me Kong rivers yield 37 enemy killed. Vietnamese losses 2 killed and 17 wounded. In northwestern Cambodia, Svay Daun Keo was shelled in a daylight assault with little other data.
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Phnom Penh
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Minister Hopkins resigns from USD 290 board after 4 years
The Rev. S. E. Hopkins, 131 S. Poplar, resigns from USD 290 Board of Education effective Feb 1 after being elected in 1969 for a four year term. He will serve as minister of First Baptist Church of Quindaro in Kansas City Kan. Election to fill the unexpired term and all four four year terms will be held April 6 with filing closed Feb 16. Board to solicit bids for a $36,000 senior high athletic facilities project, adding seating to raise capacity to about 3,000, plus a press box PA system, scoreboard and fencing. Funding from four mill levy. discussions with Ottawa University about field use ongoing.
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Weather County Forecast Fair and cold tonight and Wednesday
Fair and very cold tonight with a low near zero. Wednesday remains fair and cold with a high in the mid to upper teens. Reports show Monday high 18, today’s low 5, and yesterday’s high 21 with a 14 low on record for 1956 and 1924 respectively. Barometer 30.33 inches.
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