Pomona Sewers Progress Report From City Engineer
Percent complete and cost spell out a sewer project in Pomona as of January with a January estimate for finish by late spring. A breakdown near the city park halts work briefly due to a trenching machine. Braymen Meinking Construction Co. handles the job with weather and winter holidays affecting progress.
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Rosie Lister Pomona
Jan
J. Delemar Hull
Kanesas City
Hull
Posmona
Braymen - Meinking Construction Co
Topeka
Vivian Eichinger
Pomona
Ottawa Teachers Seek Salary Increases for 1967 68
The Ottawa Board of Education heard a revised salary schedule from the Ottawa Teachers Association proposing larger base salaries. A B.S. or B.A. holder would start at 5 100, specialists at 6 000, with a 350 raise on each step. The board will study finances and revisit the issue.
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Kay Shane
Board of Education
Ottawa Teachers Association
Ottawa
Louise Risdon
Teachers Association Committee
Lee Casida
Helen Durbin
Melva Ream
Allen Unruh
Teachers Association
Unruh
Nancy Kaye Horn, Garnett
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Judith Lilly
Lincoln School
Ing
Andrea Southeard
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Ottawa High School
Jane Feuerborn
Southard
Horn
Gary Kuntz
Miss Seymour
William Beust
Miss Evans
Roscoe Ward
Loren Offenbacker
Ward
Elizeabeth Spencer
Toopeka
Marvin P. Forker
Forker
Heating Restored After Ottawa High System Break
Ottawa High School faced a cold morning as heat failed due to a broken line causing low air pressure. Principal W. P. Shepard reported the heating technicians began repairs around 4 p.m. Monday, with students dismissed after lunch while classes had been held in coats.
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Ottawa High School
W. P. Shepard
Shepard
Supreme Court voids Cuba travel prosecution for valid passport holders
Washington AP reports the Supreme Court ruled unanimously that a citizen with a generally valid passport cannot be criminally prosecuted for traveling to Cuba without government authorization. The court also upheld the government’s power to designate certain foreign countries off limits.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Cuba
Anti Mao Forces Grow China Boils With Internal Strife
Hong Kong reporting Canton posters attacking Mao Tse tung spread through the city with radio alerts urging supporters to defend him. Travelers described hundreds of posters and recalls of a weekend clash between Red Guards and anti Mao workers leavingdoors and hospitals damaged and workers shunning factories.
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Hong Kong
Canton
Communist Party
Mao Tsee Tung
South China
Canton Radio
Mao
Powell Snubbed in US House Swearing-In Controversy
In Washington Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, a key Negro Democrat from New York, is asked to stand aside during the swearing-in as a step toward delaying his seating. Rep. Lionel Van Deerlin moves to bar Powell until a special committee probes his qualifications amid a court contempt tied to a $164,000 judgment. Outside, thousands rally in support as Powell enters the Capitol.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
New York
Powell
Capitol
van Deerlin
Powell Group Heads New Leader Amid Spending Scrutiny
Carl D. Perkins, a Kentuckian and No. 2 Democrat on the House Education and Labor Committee, was named to succeed Rep. Powell as chairman after Powell was ousted amid a travel spending controversy. Perkins pledged accountability for every penny spent and moved to push federal aid for school construction and vocational education as priorities.
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Washington (Ap
Carl D. Perkins
Adam Clayeton Powell
House Education and Labor Committee
Perkins
Powell
House
Chiefs Report Strong Ticket Sales For Super Bowl
Kansas City AP The Chiefs said more than 6 000 tickets had been sold in Kansas City for the Super Bowl in Los Angeles on Sunday with 8 000 tickets available locally for the Green Bay Packers game. Burglars who broke into the office over the weekend scattered papers and records but none of the Super Bowl tickets were missing.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Chiefs
Los Angeles
Green Bay Packers
Kennedy Horse Case Probes Identity and Value
Fairfax based civil suit against Mrs. Robert F Kennedy over a horse taken from Nicholas N. Zemo pivots on the animal s identity and worth amid questions about whether the horse named Pande was truly the same animal. The horse died five days after relocation to the Kennedys property despite care by their staff.
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Fairfax
Robert F. Kennedy
Washington
Nicholas N. Zemo
New York
Kennedy
Zemo
Pande
Richard Mayberry
Chiang Ready To Invade His Homeland
Chinese Nationalist Ambassador Chou Shuekai said Chiang Kai-shek could return to mainland China if disorder grows into chaos. He outlined three possible outcomes in Red China and suggested Nationalist forces might intervene militarily though without large shipping or power mobilization. U S officials note exchanges with Nationalist China but no treaty consultations.
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Washington
Chou Shuekai
Chiang Kaieshek
Red China
Chou
United States
Mane
Chiang
China
U. S
County Forecast Mostly Fair Tonight and Wednesday
Weather summary notes mostly fair conditions with northwest erly winds 10 to 20 mph diminishing tonight. Warmth resumes Wednesday with a low around 20 and a high in the 40s. Yesterday's highs and lows included 50 and 23, with a year ago high of 44 and low of 25. Record highs and lows for this date are 67 in 1911 and 8 in 1920. Hourly temperatures available up to 8 a.m. today.
Johnson To Give Address Tonight
The 90th Congress convened with Democrats holding a strong majority yet willing to tinker at domestic programs. Tonight President Johnson will outline desired goals for the session as Republican gains have diluted the party’s strength.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Legislature Convenes as Kansas Faces Big Agenda
The Kansas Legislature opens its 62nd regular session with a heavy workload including three constitutional amendments and a budget over 600 million dollars. Gov. Robert Docking proposes an income tax cut for the lowest bracket and highway tax proposals linger amid doubts on support. The educational amendment requires massive implementing legislation, potentially triggering widespread amendments or repeals.
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Topeka
Kansas
Legislative Council
Robert Docking
Docking
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