Ottawa Presses Ottawa Land Offer for State Prison Site
An Ottawa delegation urged Kansas to accept a 112 acre site east of the Ottawa Steel plant for a proposed state minimum security prison to house 400 to 600 inmates. A second Hayes township site was proposed. hearings in Topeka drew 30 towns as Gov. John Anderson watched and Ottawa officials touted proximity and support.
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Ottawa
Kansas Correctional Institution
Paul Wunsch
Kingman
Robert Kaiser
Topeka
Robert A. Anderson
Anderson
Floyd Coffman
District Court
Robert B. Wellington
The
Herald
John Anderson
Ottawa Group
Ottawa Industrial Development
Ottawa Steel
Hayes Township
George Lister
Milo Hewitt
W.D. Bemmels
Wayne Angell
William Bowers
Charles Knight
Raymond Jennings
R. M. Clogston
Cecil Vining
J. R. Cheney
Don Capper
Harold Crawford
Rod Cupp
Robert B. Anderson
Marjorie Reynolds
Lena Hutchins
A. B. Martin
Peg Carr
Versatile Trio To Play At OU
A swing capable trio performing across classical and jazz will entertain at Ottawa University Auditorium on November 22 at 8 p.m. The Mitchell Ruff Trio features Willie Ruff Dwike Mitchell and Charlie Smith, noted for bridging Brubeck and Bartok and performing Gershwin sketches.
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Ottawa University
Mitchell-Ruff
Willie Ruff
Alabama
Ruff
Yale
Yale Conservatory
Paul Hindemith
Connecticut Symphony
Willie
Dwike Mitchell
Bartok
Mitchell
Philadelphia Academy of Music
Philadelphia Orchestra
Charlie Smith
New Haven
New York
Columbia University
Mitchell. Ruff
Ottawa Uniersity
Partly cloudy to cloudy forecast for tonight and Saturday
The forecast calls for partly cloudy to cloudy skies and mild temperatures. Tonight's low will be in the upper 40s, with Saturday's high near 60.
Byrd condemns tax cut with rising spending gamble
Senator Harry F. Byrd of Virginia attacks President Kennedy on a proposed $11 billion tax cut while promising higher government outlays. Byrd, head of the Senate Finance Committee, calls the plan a dangerous gamble that would swell the public debt. He notes a $9 billion deficit this year and says cuts are possible only with reduced spending. He adds the administration plans increased outlays next year and says action isn’t expected this year.
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Jack Bell
Associated Press
Washington
Harry F. Byrd
Kennedy
Byrd
Virginia
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Icit
Finance Committee
OU Coach Peters Leaves Im pression Of Happy Man At Ottawa
As he nears the end of his eleventh season as Ottawa University head football coach Dick Peters can take pride in a 73 26 1 OU record 63 16 1 against ECAC rivals and three league titles plus 23 straight victories through early 1962 His career includes time at SMU and a return to Ottawa where he also coached track His 1963 Braves seek a 9 1 finish after a 8 1 season with Baker University tonight at 7 30 and Peters smiles at the success built by his players.
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Dick Peters
Ottawa University
Bethany
Braves
Peters
Kansas State
Valley Falls
KSU
Kansas
South Pacific
West Coast
Doris
Barbara
Kansas City
Wally Forsberg
Ottawa
Lawrence High School
Chalmer Woodard
Southern Methodist University
SMU
Texas A&m
Bear Bryant
Woodard
ECAC
Baker
Bethel
College of Eusporia
Friends
Kansas Wesleyan
McPherson
Southwestern
Sterling
Baker University
Kennedy Pushes $11 Billion Tax Cut For Jobs
President Kennedy told the AFL-CIO convention that an $11 billion tax cut would spur a peacetime economic expansion and create millions of jobs. He urged prompt passage, aligning with union calls for faster action while dodging work week reduction proposals. Rockefeller criticized for a separate job placement plan.
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New York
Kennedy
Afl-Cio
AFL - Cio
George Meany
Congress
Meany
Money Myth Persists on Paris Travel Costs
Washington AP reports a persistent myth on Capitol Hill that congressmen can spend U.S. owned francs in Paris without taxpayer cost. The piece cites Rep. Wayne Hays and Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, noting critics and the reality that embassy counterparts funds are replaced with American dollars, raising taxpayer expense.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Paris
Wayne Hays
Ohio
House
Ernest Patinaud
Ernest
Adam _ Clayton Powell
D-N.y
United States
Europe
U.S
France
4 H Achievers Honored At Franklin County Event
About 500 people will gather Saturday night at Memorial Auditorium to honor winners from 19 Franklin County 4 H clubs at Achievement Night. Principal speaker Joe Mickey of Ottawa will discuss "The Western Sport Of Rattlesnake Hunting" at the Chamber of Commerce sponsored event.
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Memorial Auditorium
Franklin County
Joe Mickey
Ottawa
Chamber of Commerce
Princeton Girl Wins State Award
Marilyn Wasmund of Princeton is one of four state winners in the 4-H project People to People. She promoted the International Farms Youth Exchange program, wrote to pen pals abroad, hosted visitors from other countries, and spoke on international understanding. The club and four members receive certificates from the Kansas IFYE Alumni Association.
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Marilyn Wasmund
Princeton
Kansas Ifye Alumni Association
IFYE
Rock Springs Ranch
Marilyn
Isolated ambush near Korean DMZ blamed on North Korea
The U N Command says a Communist ambush that killed South Korean captain Hong Chung-wi and wounded Amer ican Spec. 5 Harold Aldrich was an isolated incident. The 151 mile front remained quiet as both sides agreed to meet in Panmunjom to discuss the protest.
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Seoul
Korea
U.N
Hong Chung-wi
Harold Aldrich
Montrose
Colo
Aid bill stalled by dispute over grain sales to Soviet bloc
A sharp clash over Mundt's amendment to bar Export-Import Bank guarantees for private grain sales to Communist countries delayed Senate passage of Kennedy's foreign aid bill. The vote on tabling the amendment failed 46-40, signaling a protracted fight as lawmakers argued the provision could derail plans for a $250 million surplus wheat sale to Russia and other negotiations with the bloc. Mundt defended the measure citing Export-Import Bank loan guarantees tied to a $6 million surplus corn sale to Hungary.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Mllinois
Mansfield
Russia
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Mundt
Hungary
Ottawa National Guard unit conducts annual inspector general inspection
The Ottawa National Guard unit Headquarters and Headquarters Battery 1st Howitzer Battalion 127th Artillery began its annual inspector general inspection at 1 p.m. Major Benjamin Estes leading the team for the 5th Army command. The schedule includes administrative work in the afternoon and an evening inspection of personnel and training procedures. about 85 people are in the unit, part of the 127th Artillery under Colonel Walton K. Weltner of Lawrence, who will attend the training procedures inspection tonight.
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Ottawa National Guard
127Th Artillery
Benjamin Estes
5Th Army
Walton K. Weltner
Lawrence
Tauy's Too. How to claim frae French franca
A reader asks how a taxpayer can obtain some of the so called frae French francs, seeking guidance on eligibility, process steps, and any applicable deadlines or forms. The note signals interest in reclaiming or benefiting from a foreign franc-related measure.
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Garfield School
Brenda Worley
Jon Moore
Julie Ann Shields
Sen
By Terry Murphy
JFK
Nelson A. Rockeller
Rockefeller
USS
Hays
Tauy
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