Kiwanis Pancake Feed Plans Big Batch To Aid Camp
Kiwanis Pancake Feed plans a large turnout with 12 cases of pancake mix and about 1,200 to 1,300 tickets sold. Max Drake, longtime mixer, notes batter will be by hand if needed and five cooks will handle noon and evening shifts. Proceeds support Kiwanis Camp at Mears Park. Tickets 75 cents at Kiwanis members or the auditorium.
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Kiwanis
Max Drake
Drake
Don Capper
Ottawa
Oper
Mears Park
Highway Committee Says It Will Continue Study of State Roads
The Citizen Highway Committee reported to Governor Avery that a massive highway program is needed and a comprehensive study is required. It advised continuing work and presenting final recommendations in the coming year, while discussions on an interim report remained unsettled and debated.
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Topeka
William H. Avery
Highway Advisory Committee
Clare Miller
McPherson
Sam Ranson
Wichita Investment Firm
Avery
Kansas
Senators See China Grip If Viet Nam War Prolongs
A Senate fact-finding team led by Mike Mansfield warns that North Vietnam is increasingly dependent on Red China as the war escalates. They say Hanoi may need China’s tacit consent to settle and that the conflict could widen to a broader Asian war, with negotiations likely slim. The group covered 12 countries and Hong Kong, reporting Viet Cong control remains at about 22 percent in South Vietnam.
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Viet Nam
China
Hanoi
Mansfield
Senate
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Daniel K
U.S
United States
Johnson
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Vu van Thai
Washington
Mike Mansfield
Agreement Hopes Fade On N.Y. Strike
Hopes for a weekend settlement of New York City eight day subway and bus strike faded though a mediator cited some small gains. Informal talks followed a 16 hour session with no joint meetings. Labor leaders rallied behind jailed TWU chief Michael J. Quill, but his union said release not linked to settlement. TA sought heavy fines. transit traffic eased and federal aid was pledged for individuals and small business.
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New York
Sylvester Garrett
Afl-Cio Central Council
Transport Workers
Michael J. Quill
Con
Quill
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Johnson
Garrett
John V. Lindsay
City Hall
Hotel Roosevelt
Aflecio
Transport Workers Union
Amalgamated Transit Workers
Frieday
TWU
Douglas L. MacMahon
Bellevue Hospital
O’grady
State Supreme Court
Nursing home plans for Colony and Richmond area
Colony Industrial Development and Richmond Developers announce two skilled nursing homes in the region. Richmond project estimated at 180000 to 198000 dollars with 30000 furnishings, targeting Medicare standards and a 48 to 52 bed capacity. Colony plans a 50 bed extended care facility with tentative site near the town baseball field, site option held by the group. State health board gave tentative approval while details remain incomplete.
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Richmond and
Colony Developement Corporations
Richmond
Richmond Developers, Inc
Herb McClure
Harry Gregor
Wichita
McClure
Colony
Kansas Board of Health
Albert Knoeppel
Colony Industrial Development, Inc
County Forecast Highlights Warm Weekend Ahead
Weather forecast for the county calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures through Sunday. Overnight lows dip into the lower 20s. Daytime highs reach the mid 40s. Friday high around 30, with today’s low near 10. Year ago highs around 62 and lows around 60. Record high 68 set in 1939 and record low 4 in 1912. Hourly temperatures conclude at 8 a.m. for the ten days.
Mansfield reports warn against full American war in Vietnam
A new Mansfield led study warns that unless trends change there is no assurance of the eventual level of American combat commitment in Vietnam. The report reiterates that past cautions against turning the war into an American war remain valid, with U S forces still in a supporting role to Saigon.
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Mansfield
Viet Nam
Saigon
Fire chief overconfident as Ottawa tests new truck
Ottawa officials announced a four hour test of the new $52,000 fire truck after a Daybrook- Ottawa hydraulic platform halted at 75 feet when a pressure block froze the boom. Don Anderson and Ronald Lee cited a fixed swivel as the remedy while Don said the top man ordered a full running test before departure.
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Ottawa
Harry Gilliland
City Commission
Daybrook
Anderson
Bowling Green
Ohio
Ottawa Schools Prepare Federal Education Act Programs
Unified School District 290 plans under Title I to start eight summer camps for about 240 children, a special class for eight retarded students, and expanded summer school plus reading and cultural enrichment. Activities include four boys camps and four girls camps at Camp Mears starting June 13 for eight weeks with funding and guidance from the federal program.
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Don Black
Forker
Camp Mears
Ottawa
Doloris Doman
Elizabeth Coughenour
Lincoln
Betty Dennison
Hawthorne
Ralph Loyd
Eugene Field
Garfield School
Ellen Hickman
Nelson Art Gallery
Kansas City
Truman Library
Abilene
University of Kansas
Unified
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Giant’s
Citizen Highway Committee
N.Y
Roosevelt
Midtown Manhattan
Hotel Americana
Transit Authority
Joseph E. O'Grady
Adv
John Deere
John F. Kennedy
Southeast Asia
Marvin P. Forker
Unified School District 290
Irene Clymore
Wellsville
Allen Unruh
Unruh
Kiwanis Club
Minuteman
Concord
Mass
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
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