Princeton Recreation Association seeks loan for new facility
The Princeton Recreation Association applied for a Farmers Home Administration loan to develop an 80 acre tract east of Princeton for a lighted ball field with future additions like a go cart track and rink. Members plan to sell $10 annual memberships to raise about $1200 and hope donated labor and materials will aid construction.
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Princeton Recreation Association
Princeton
Gene Domnanish
Farmers Home Administration
US 59
Domnanish
Paul Archer
Irvin Ross
Soil Conservation Service
Jules Doty
Ottawa
Conservation Service
Jim Hull
David Brown
Dean Martin
Elmer Sutton
Richard Welch
Fred McFarland
Raymond Dagenette
Roland Sass
Princeton School
Teacher Wins Apple Prize at Gate Field School
A first grade teacher Mrs. Florence Garnet at Gate Field School won a basket of apples after a pupil entered her name in a favorite teacher contest run by a Kansas City radio station. Kim Attebury wrote in supporting her. Mrs. Garnet and every student in the class received an apple, handed to them by Orville Hayward of Ottawa A and P.
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Kim Attebury
Florence Garet
Garfield School
Kim
Kansas City
Gamet
Gatefield School
Florence Garnet
S. Hickory
College
Bell Telephone May Refund $20 Million
Kansas Supreme Court rejected Southwestern Bell’s bid for rehearing in a multimillion dollar rate case. The ruling paves the way for a possible $20 million refund to Kansas customers, with officials noting this concerns intrastate rates. The company may seek further federal review, though no federal issues are seen.
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Topeka
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Kansas
Bell
Corporation Commission
Shawnee Counety District Court
U S proposes peace keeping force for Cyprus
The United States told Britain Greece and Turkey it will contribute troops to a NATO peace keeping force in Cyprus if terms for settlement are agreed. A 10 000 man force is proposed with 1 000 to 2 000 from the United States, to serve about three months, subject to negotiations and possible extension. No final package agreement was reached.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
U.S
NATO
Ball
State Department
Congress Asked To Aid Farmers
President Johnson urged Congress to expand federal aid to farmers and reduce rural poverty. He backed broader farm payments, revising commodity programs for cotton, wheat, milk, and potatoes, and proposed a five year extension of Food for Peace plus expanded food stamp use.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Capitol Hill
Food For Peace
Agriculture Department
Treasury
Charles F. Brannan
Agriculture
Harry S. Truman
The
Farm Bureau
Special Help For Kids By Jerry Mosier
About half of the clients at Franklin County Guidance Center are children. The Garfield school Ungraded class groups slow learners for individualized education with aim to help them live independently. Principal educator Mia Dixie Atchison leads a small class and stresses personal progress and emotional needs alongside academics.
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Garfield School
Franklin County Guidance Center
Mia
Dixie Atchison
Atchison
Ottawa
Marines Read Move To Cyprus Considered By U S
The United States has about 3,400 Marines in the Mediterranean with two amphibious task forces ready for Cyprus if a peacekeeping push is approved. White House says no final decision yet as President Johnson, Defense Secretary McNamara, and Secretary of State Rusk discuss Cyprus among other topics. A routine rotation has the forces in place, echoing earlier Lebanon crisis timing.
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Washington
United States
Mediterranean
Cyprus
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
White House
Johnson
Andrew Hatcher
Robert S. McNamara
Dean Rusk
Local Officers to Question Suspect in Ottawa Case
Ottawa today sent three men to stand in line for Ronald Henry Young a suspect held in Grand Rapids Michigan on burglary parole violation and implication in a liquor store theft In Ottawa authorities aim to obtain a statement and seek extradition waiver from Michigan Detroit FBI agent Roy Church Franklin County Sheriff Joe Ferns and Ottawa officer Bill Wheeler lead the delegation with County Attorney Don White Flaherty said Michigan authorities recovered a squirrel stole a mink two portable radios and a pellet gun and antique wrist watch believed stolen in Ottawa while noting a second wrist watch may have been lost downtown Ottawa secrecy remains as the group pursues charges including car theft and home burglary
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Ottawa
Ronald Henry Young
Grand Rapids
Mich
FBI
Young
Michigan
Robertson Motor Co
Reid Ward
E. 11Th
Eugene Flaherty
Roy Church
Franklin County
Joe Ferns
Bill Wheeler
Don Whiteday
Isi
Kansas
Flaherty
Sheriff Term Change Favored in Kansas Legislature
In Topeka, sixty two Kansans attended a joint committee hearing on a constitutional amendment to remove the two term limit for sheriffs. Sheriff Joe Ferns supported the change saying law enforcement benefits from experienced leaders, while County Attorney Don White urged keeping elections and opposes appointive tenure. Ferns plans a second term, undecided on election versus appointment for the office.
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Kansas
Joe Ferns
Don White
Ferns
White
Franklin County
Max Gilmore
Topeka
Senate
House
Ert Hoffman
Logan’ Ganeford
Kansas’ Bureau of Investigation
The
County Forecast Weather Summary
Fair tonight and Saturday with cooler readings. Low tonight near mid, high Saturday in the upper range. Chance of light precipitation ending by 7 am. Temperatures easing after 9 am.
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Apple
Bell Telephone
William A. Gray
U. S. Supreme Court
Starlight
Sharon Blair
Otaniel Gonzzaga
Ottawa University
Starlight Theatre
A. G
Tony) Ferrara
Miss Blair
Gonzaga
Sharon Bond
Commission
George W. Ball
Japan
Korea
Rusk
John F. Kennedy
Orville L. Freeman
America
Jerry Mosier
University of Kansas
Lincoln
Franklin D. Boraks
Boraks
Robert Pinet
Pinet
Cypr
Mediterrané
Battalio
Lebanon
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