Unified District 290 elects officers and discusses athletic insurance
At the first Unified District 290 meeting, Dr. John F. Hudelson was elected president as the board approved making athletic insurance available to parents of participants. The plan, through Time Insurance Co. of Topeka, covers students up to 5,500 in athletics with high school football at about 11. Rates for other sports start around 3, and the district will offer information early in the school year before terminating its involvement. The board also considered window replacements at the high school, building fund levies, and approved equipment purchases totaling 6,210 including typewriters work benches drafting machines and a projector duplicator plan.
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Don Black
John F. Hudelson
Elizabeth Spencer
H. L. Larson
Gertrude Peacock
Ottawa
Orlis Cox
Kansas High School Athletic Association
Time Insurance Co
Topeka
Roy 0. Weston
Olathe
Solar Window Co
Robert A. Anderson
Forker
Lake Pomona Marina Prepares for July Fourth Weekend
Lake Pomona Marina readiness across Pomona Reservoir anticipated strong customer turnout for the July Fourth weekend. Lighthouse Bay Marina reports past Fourth operations and expands staff. North Shore Marina to open limited services with boat gas and storage for 62 boats. Acapulco center presents sales and service for boats, with August completion for full department. drive–in snack bar planned. Long-term Masina project outlines docks, beach, storage, and future golf course and motor lodge plans, with cost estimates around 400000 and ongoing revisions.
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Pomona Reservoir
Lighthouse Bay
Larry Seward
Lyndon
North Shore Marina and Boatyard Inc
Lighthouse Marina
North Shore Corporation
Henry J. Wolt
Marlin Kimball
Wilelow
Kimball
Acapulco Center
Massina
Wolf
Dream Stage
Pomona
Lake Pomona
Country Club Members Dance to Bonnie Lee Trio This Saturday
Country Club members and their guests are set to dance this Saturday night with the Bonnie Lee Trio providing live music at the club. Ady city events calendar notes the evening offers entertainment and socializing in a refined setting.
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Bonnie Lee
Ady
Air Strikes Hit Dien Bien Phu and Viet Cong Losses
U S Air Force planes pounded Dien Bien Phu and airstrips in North Viet Nam while South of the border government troops killed 120 Viet Cong and captured eight in three ground operations. Communists shelled airstrips at night and several helicopters were damaged or crashed during attacks near Cheo Reo and Soc Trang.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Dien Bien Phu
U.S
Cheo Reo
Soc Trang
Tiros 10 Orbit Launches Weather Satellite Capabilities
The Tiros 10 weather satellite launched late Thursday night will circle the globe to photograph storms including hurricanes and typhoons. It joins Tiros 7, 8 and 9 on space patrol, aiming to provide expansive tropical storm coverage and spur an operational system by 1966 under the U.S. Weather Bureau.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Tiros 10
Space Patrol
U.S. Weather Bureau
Seattle officers charged after fatal police shooting
In Seattle, the fatal shooting of a Black man by an off duty officer led to charges against another officer and four Black men, with both officers suspended. Mayor Braman announced an investigation into possible police prejudice against minorities and pledged corrective steps if bias is found.
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Seattle
Wash
J. D. Braman
Rainfall in June Exceeds Normal Says Cooper Observer
Walter Schwarz of Worden reports June rainfall at 11.18 inches, above the normal 5.14 inches. Year to date rainfall totals 20.23 inches versus a normal 18.18 inches, reflecting weather bureau cooperative observations.
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Walter Schwarz
Worden
Schwarz
Cooperaestive
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Outlook With Thunderstorms and Warm Weekend
Mostly cloudy through Saturday with a 40 to 50 percent chance of thunderstorms tonight. Winds easterly, diminishing. High Saturday mid to upper 80s, low tonight upper 60s. Thursday high 89, today’s low 75. Record highs and lows noted. precipitation tracing in the last 24 hours. Barometer 29.96.
District 287 Has First Meeting
Unified School District 287 held its first organizational meeting naming Roy Herring of Williamsburg president. Darrell Cearfoss of Pomona elected vice president, Mrs Jewell Spratt of Ottawa hired as clerk, Phil Arnett as superintendent. A new member Junior Campbell filled Dean Trendel’s vacant seat. treasurer to be hired later. Next meeting set for July 12.
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Unified
Roy Herring
Williamsburg
Pomona
Greenewood
Liberty
Centropolis
Appanoose
Darrell Cearfoss
Jewell Spratt
Ottawa
Phil Arnett
Dean Trendel
Junior Campbell
Spratt
District 288 elects officers and bids on budget hike
Cecil E. Vining was elected president and Victor L. Montague as vice president of Unified School District 288 at the organizational meeting held last night at the South High School Attendance Center. New hires include Robert A. Shaw as superintendent, Mrs. June Beta as clerk, Stanley F. Allen as treasurer, and Orville J. Cole as attorney. The board voted to file for a $23,048.73 budget increase, setting a maximum operating expense budget of $359,961.86 and a tax levy rise to 3 mills per thousand dollars of assessed valuation, citing enrollment-changing unusual occurrences.
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Cecil E. Vining
Unified School District 288
South
Victor L. Montague
George A. Snow
Ardyce Wilson
Ralph McCrea
Hobart L. Betz
Robert A. Shaw
June Beta
Stanley F. Allen
Orville J. Cole
New Ottawa Farm Credit Corp Formed Amid Growth
George E. Lister of The Peoples National Bank announces formation of RFD Agricultural Credit Corporation in Ottawa with incorporators Ransom Bennett Jr and Milo Hewitt. Officers: Lister president, Ransom vice president, Winc hester secretary, Dickerson treasurer. The venture aims to meet a growing agricultural sector amid regional economic change.
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Ottawa Corporation
RFD Agricultural Credit Corporation
George E. Lister
Peo Ples National Bank
Lister
Ransom Bennett, Jr
Milo Hewitt
Ottawa
W. G. Ransom
R. C. Winchester
J. W. Dickerson
RFD
Ottawa Man Named To Post Harold Crawford Elected To Board
Harold Crawford has been elected to serve on the board of the Kansas State Horticultural Society. The society, organized in 1866, relocated its headquarters to Room 210 Water Hall on the Kansas State University campus from the State Office Building in Topeka. The move, urged by Gov. William Avery, will aid economies and coordinate efforts with K State’s horticulture department. Crawford represents the Kansas Association of Nurseryman, as the organization reorganizes into 10 affiliate groups.
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Harold Crawford
Kansas State Horticultural Society
Kansas State University
The
Horticultural Society
Topeka
Water Hall
William Avery
K.state
Crawford
Kansas Association of Nurserys
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Marvin Forker
Weston
Ray V. Smith
Don Waymire
John F. Huderson
Lake Pomona Marina
al Friedman
Lighthouse Bay Cafe
World News
Tiros
Opera
Fogle
18Th and
Main
Ottawa Fire Department
Kansas
Bill Gadelman
Anderson County
Gadelman
Shorty
Tiny
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