New CH Complex Rises Out Of County's Rustic Rural Beauty
A new Central Heights 288 school complex rises near Princeton and Richmond blending three connected circular structures for elementary junior high and high school. Completion timelines stretch from Sept 1 for elementary to Nov 1 for upper grades with delays from weather and a January February strike.
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John M. Berberick
Central Heights
Peace talks may draw in more nations
Paris reports indicate widening speculation that Britain, France, the Soviet Union and possibly others could join to push Vietnam peace negotiations. Ambassador Harriman met with Charles de Gaulle as Hanoi signals openness to discuss a settlement after the current talks.
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W. Averell Harriman
Charles de Gaulle
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United States
U.S
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Michael Stewart
Moscow
Andrei Gromyka
Hanoi
Red China
Peking
Harriman
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de Gaulle
Weather COUNTY FORECAST Partly cloudy and warmer ahead
Partly cloudy to cloudy and warmer tonight through Wednesday with a chance of thundershowers late tonight or Wednesday. Low tonight in the upper 40s. High Wednesday near 70. Metrics show Monday high 63, today low 36, prior year 74/35, records 94 and 35. Frost trace in the last 24 hours ending 8 a.m.
Johnson Tax on Campaign Rhetoric Sparks White House Debate
President Johnson in New York at an Arthritis Foundation banquet rails against harsh campaign talk and “badmouthing” of the country while California Governor Reagan resists a formal bid, saying a nomination would come from the GOP convention. Reagan signals a potential candidacy but defers until the convention next August in Miami Beach. Rockefeller, in Florida, calls himself available for delegation support and plays as underdog in the South.
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America
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Arthritis Foundation
California
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Reagan
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Fla
South
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Florida
Claude Kirk
Rockefeller
University of Florida
French Cabinet Grants Amnesty in Strike Crisis
Paris amid growing labor unrest the French cabinet approved an amnesty bill forgiving students’ charges from Feb 1 to May 15 while excluding theft. The move aims to blunt a censure motion against President de Gaulle as a six million worker strike paralyzes the economy.
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Georges Pompidou
National Assembly
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Simeca
Chrysler Corp
United States
Poissy
la Rochelle
Communist Party
de Gaulle
George Seguy
General Confederation of Labor
Poort Leaves Ottawa District 290 for Sedalia College
Steve Poort, longtime administrative assistant to Ottawa Unified District 290 superintendent, is released from his contract and will start June 15 as dean of administration at State Fair Community College in Sedalia Missouri. He began with Ottawa in August 1966 and praised the district as a wonderful place.
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Ottawa Unified District 290
Poort
State Fair Community College
Sedalia
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Ottawa
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