KTJO Expands via Mutual Broadcasts for Student Training
KTJO Ottawa University radio expands internally adding Mutual Broadcasting newscasts for student training. Five minute sport and war reports air Monday through Friday at 6 30, 7 30 and 8 30 PM with Don Blair rebroadcast at 10 PM. The station obtains free access starting Jan. 3 and invites listener feedback and tours.
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Ottawa University
KTJO
Tual
Blair
New York
KBEY
Kansas City
Kan
Mutual Broadcasting
Laird
Mustual
Mutual
Gary Worth
Keith Retzer
Retzer
Fight Square Off Draft Fight Square Off
The Justice Department opened its court defense of draft chief Hershey’s recommendation to speed induction of those who interfere with the draft. It reported a 77 percent rise in convictions of draft violators during 1967 and asked a court to dismiss the NSA suit on jurisdiction and standing grounds.
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Washington
Justice Department
Lewis B. Hershey
Department
NSA
Hershey
Students For A Democratic Society
Campus Americans For Democratic Action
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Walter Hegberg Dies At St Lukes
Walter E. Hegberg a 63 year old Ottawa banker died Friday morning at St Luke's Hospital Kansas City. Services will be at 3 p.m. Tuesday at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home with burial in Highland Cemetery. He was born July 2 1904 in McPherson County and lived in Ottawa since 1918. He married Esther L. Johnson in 1931 and was a member of First Baptist Church Ottawa National Bank board and Ottawa Country Club. Survivors include his wife a sister and a brother and several nieces and nephews.
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Walter E. Hegberg
Ottawa
Lamb-Roberts
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
James W. McCrossen
Highland Cemetery
Ottawa Lodge No
McPherson County
Peter O
Esther D. (Peterson) Hegberg
Lindsborg
Esther L. Johnson
Kan
First Baptist Church
First National Bank
Ottawa Country Club
Kiwanis Club
A. D. Stout
Chambersburg
Clarence W. Hegberg
S. Elm St
Trains Hit Two Cars At Garnett Crossing
Two Missouri Pacific trains struck cars in Garnett. Mrs. Lawrence J. Caldwell, 46, injured with cuts and bruises after a Rambler collision at Main between Sixth and Seventh streets. Earlier, Mrs. Minnie Lankard, 66, sustained minor injuries when a switch engine clipped a Chevrolet at Fifth and Spruce. Damages cited at 10 dollars for the rear of Lankard’s car.
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Missouri-Pacific
Garnett
Lawrence J. Caldwell
Anderson County
Missouri
Pacific
Main
Sixth
Caldwell
Paul Kline
Missouri Pacific
Fifth
Spruce
Minnie Lanckard
McCarthy Attacks Johnson as Calif. Primary Walks Rise
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy ranks antiwar criticism at UCLA accusing the administration of fear to negotiate while campaigning in California for the March 8 primary. Vice President Humphrey promotes Johnson. Romney courts New Hampshire voters as he outlines Vietnam plans and avoids off the cuff remarks.
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Associated Press
Eugene J. McCarthy
Johnson
University of California At Los Angeles
Minnesota
McCarthy
California
Hubert
Humphrey
Fresno
Michigan
George Romney
New Hampshire
Romney
Vietnam
Ucla
Kennedy
Springfield
Mass
County Forecast Partly Cloudy With Mild Sunday
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday. Low tonight 0 to 5 above, high Sunday in 20s. Friday high 20, today’s low 8, year ago high 56, year ago low 29. Record high 71 in 1960, record low 19 in 1912. Precipitation trace in last 24 hours. Hourly temps through today morning show 7 pm to 9 am readings in teens to 20s. Barometer 30.35.
Snowy Ottawa Road Conditions Report
Snow flurries fell in the Ottawa area starting about 4 this morning and left the roads slick in places. The worst stretch is K 68 east of Ottawa with extreme slickness, while US 59 and US 50 near Ottawa show ice patches. 1 35 is clear in lanes but slick in passing lanes. city crews work intersections and main streets as back roads stay hazardous.
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Ottawa
Fireworks Ban Marks Hong Kong New Year Celebration
The British colonial government in Hong Kong bans fireworks for the upcoming Chinese New Year, a move seen by many older and superstitious residents as portending bad omens for the celebration.
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Hong Kong
Cambodia Talks Tempers Vietnam War Spillover
AP reports Phnom Penh talks between U S Ambassador Bowles and Prince Sihanouk aim to empower the ICC to patrol Cambodia’s border and curb Viet Cong and North Vietnamese use of Cambodian territory. Sihanouk seeks mobile teams and fixed posts, with India and Canada as key votes, potentially pushing Poland to allow action. Bowles optimistic on improved U S Cambodia relations.
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New Delhi
India
Phnom Penh
U.S
Chester Bowles
Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
Sihanouk
United States
International Control Commission
ICC
Indochina
Poland
Canada
Bowles
Foreign Office
New Union Church Formed in Grand Island Area
The Methodist and Evangelical United Brethren state boards approved forming a new church. A building will be erected in the area as the congregation grows. Dr. Jim Chubb, pastor of Trinity Methodist Church in Grand Island, comments on the initiative.
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Grand Island
Neb
Methodist and
Evangelical United Brethren Churches
Jim Chubb
Trinity Methodist Church
Miami Beach to build six foot divider around convention hall
Miami Beach planners will raise a six foot chain link divider around the convention hall to keep uninvited guests from the Republican national convention in August. The barrier aims to control access as the party selects its presidential nominee.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Georgia bill would turn seized moonshine gear to schools
In Atlanta, a Georgia Legislature proposal would transfer equipment seized during raids on moonshine stills to public schools for educational purposes. The plan aims to use contraband gear as teaching aids within state classrooms.
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Atlanta, Ga
Georgia
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Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Martin
Thomas W. Bailey
Ronald Reagan
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