Planned Intersection Widening At Seventh And Main
City plans drawn years ago to widen Seventh and Main to ease turning, reduce accidents, and correct traffic light misalignment. Work may be in 1965 summer paving if city commissioners agree. widening on west side only. Police note most crashes occur in northbound Main lanes. blinker warning to be placed to cut incidents.
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Seventh and Main Streets
Steve James
James
Main Street
Seventh Street
Eugene Flaherty
South Main Street
South Main
Cyclones Play Here Tonight at Ottawa High Gym
The Ottawa High Cyclones host Rosedale in a junior high gym matchup at 8 p m with a B team game at 6 30 before the varsity contest. This marks the last OHS home game until February 2.
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Ottawa High
Cyclones
Rosedale
OHS
Foe Of Bills Changes Mind On Education Aid
Rep. James J. Delaney, a New York Democrat and opponent of federal education aid, says the new Johnson administration bill should break the deadlock by aiding children of low income.
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Washington
James J. Delaney
New York Democrat
Johnson
Hurdles cleared to aid Kansas State fire recovery
Atty Gen Sonderholm said the State Finance Council may allocate emergency funds to replace the Kansas State University auditorium and destroyed equipment after the fire. The move, supported by Gov Avery, hinges on a finding that the loss was an unforeseen emergency warranting emergency fund use.
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Topeka
Robert C. Sonderholm
Kanesas State University
William H. Avery
Board of Regents
Charles Arthur
Manhattan
State Finance Council
Kansas State University
Sonderholm
Avery
Johnson
Four Cadets Resign at Air Force Academy
Air Force Academy officials promised prompt action as four cadets resigned amid an investigation into possible cheating. An investigative committee under Maj. Gen. Robert H. Warren is examining alleged violations of the cadet honor code.
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AIR Force Academy
Colo
Robert H. Warren
Blind Students Tour Sculpture Gallery in Chicago
A group of 27 blind or partially blind Chicago public school students visited a private gallery on Michigan Avenue to view 21 sculptures loaned by local collectors. The tour, arranged by Burton Kolman, aimed to give tactile insight into forms and spatial dimensions as seeing eye dog Snow watched nearby.
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Chicago
Bryan McMurray
Modigliani
Burton Kolman
Michigan Avenue
Bryan
Kolman
Recording For the Blind, Inc
Snow
Koleman
Jimmy Skinner
Jimmy
Regents Ask For Funds For Kansas State Auditorium
TOPEKA AP The Board of Regents approved a request for 2,867,800 to build a new auditorium at Kansas State University replacing the one destroyed by last Friday's fire. President Dr James A McCain detailed losses and urged emergency funds of 252,849 to replace equipment, secure temporary space, and clear the site.
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Topeka
Board of Regents
Kansas State University
James A. McCain
No Charge For Classes Ottawa offers free adult courses
Ottawa Recreation Commission and Ottawa public schools announce free adult classes in typing woodworking metal work and crafts with materials paid by enrollees. A minimum of 10 participants is required. Sessions run weekly for 10 weeks starting January 25 7 pm in multiple rooms at the junior and senior high schools.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Ottawa Public Schools
Mike Newmaster
Lee Olmested
Marie Girard
Pose Jamison
New York Dockmen Approve Contract Amid Wider Strike
New York dockworkers voted to accept a contract after previously rejecting it, raising hopes for a quick settlement of the Maine-to-Texas dock strike. ILA leaders warned a general return to work may be delayed as negotiations continue across 60,000 longshoremen while port-wide deals are still unsettled. The East Coast seemed slightly calmer but major disagreements linger from Mobile to Tampa and beyond.
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New York
Texas
International Longshores Men’s Association
Thomas W. Gleason
Gulf Coast
Galveston
Tex
ILA
Thomas J. Burke
Savannah
South Atlantic
Alfred Chittenden
New Orleans
George Dixon
Mobile
Ala
Moorehead City
N.C
Tampa
Fla
Lake Charles
Brownsville
Family Life Series Set at High School Auditorium
The first of three junior high family life discussions will be at the high school auditorium at 7 30 p m Tuesday Jan 26 Reverend Jim Anderson will read Social Graces and Disgraces The PTA Council sponsors the series with committee members Mrs Rex Christie Mrs Charles Anderson Mrs Robert Bundy and Mrs George Underwood inviting all interested to participate to improve youth service
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Jim Anderson
PTA Council
Rex Christie
Charles Anderson
Robert Bundy
George Underwood
County Forecast Weather Watches and Records
Rain and fog tonight with a Saturday turn to colder conditions and rain changing to snow but little accumulation. Northeast winds 15 to 25 mph. Low tonight 35 to 40, Saturday high in the upper 30s. Thursday high around 50, today’s low 44, record highs and lows noted. precipitation 0.50 inch in 24 hours ending 7 am. Hourly temps listed through 8 pm and barometer at 29.73.
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E Goat Ae
Bliss Named National GOP Chairman In Peaceful Handover
The Republican National Committee unanimously ratified Ohio’s Ray Bliss as national chairman replacing Dean Burch effective April 1. Goldwater backed Bliss to quell party tensions, while Nixon warned the move staved off a third party threat. Burch praised unity as he resigned, receiving a standing ovation. Bliss, 57, was Ohio state chairman and national committeeman.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
Ohio
Ray Bliss
Dean Burch
Goldwater
Bliss
Richard M. Nixon
Teddy Roosevelt
Bull Moose
Burch
San Francisco
Kansas
Sam Mellinger
McNamara Calls for Leader at Pentagon
Washington AP reports on Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara on his fourth anniversary as top Pentagon official. He asserts that whoever heads the department should run it, encapsulating a demand for strong leadership and clear command at the defense office.
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Washington
Department
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamasha
Associated Press
Pentagon
Sece
Car plows into Ansonia home after brake failure
In Ansonia Connecticut a car driven by Zena Fasciano 41 careened down a grade and crashed through a back porch yard and into a house near the front door traveling through the living room and a bedroom before stopping in the kitchen. Fasciano and passenger Jean Sovinski 34 received minor injuries while Marie Hampey escaped unhurt.
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Ansonia, Conn
Marie Hampey
Zena Fasciano
Hampey
Fasciano
Jean Sovinski
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Ottawa University
Meyers
Sonederholm
Delaney
House Rules Committee
John F. Kennedy
Education and Labor Committee
Rules
Rules Committee
New York Dockmen
GOP
Mae
Rotary
McNamara
Capitol
Barre Barrett
Lincoln School
Billie Garrison
Margaret McCready
Kathy True
Harold DePriest
Pam Printy
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