Zoning Plan For Lake Pomona Heads To Osage County
Osage County commissioners will hear the zoning board's recommendations Monday at 2 p.m. in the courthouse Lyndon. The board, led by Clyde M. Burns, proposes changing land around Lake Pomona from agricultural to residential and commercial to accommodate future growth. Public meetings in Michigan Valley Quenemo Lyndon and Highland Grange townships drew about 25 residents each with some requests for changes to be considered. The area under study extends three miles south of US 56 75 intersection to beyond Pomona dam east to US 75 and includes proposals for industrial zoning near Vassar. The commission chaired by R M Jones awaits the board's suggestions with Roy Rogers Jr. leading the zoning panel. The meeting is open to the public.
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R.68
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Come Mission
Missouri Pacific
Pomona Dam
Vassar
Osage Commission
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Bob) Jones
Ira Durow
Roy Rogers Jr
Dorothy Straight Publishes First Book At Six
New York AP Dorothy Straight, six, celebrated the publication of her first book How the World Began with an author’s party in New York. Ice cream cookies and paper hats set the scene as Dorothy described creation, with doll dreams and a unique view that even God naps for 40 days.
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Miss America Contest Tonight in Atlantic City
The 1965 Miss America pageant crowns a winner after three days of swimsuit, evening gown, talent, and personality rounds. Ten finalists advance to the finals with top honors plus a $10,000 scholarship, travel miles, and appearance contracts. Notable contestants include Jane Nelson and Vicki Powers, with previous talent and swimsuit winners named from across the country.
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Donna Axum
el Dorado
Ark
Jane
Nelson
Tularosa
N.M
Miss Nelson
Arizona State University
Ella Kessel
Ripley
W.va
Sherri Lee Raap
Fremont
Calif
Ottawa Community Chest Fund Drive Opens Oct 12
The United Chest drive for 1964 65 seeks a $22,400 goal to fund 14 local welfare agencies. Budget committee recommendations were adopted after reviewing 12 agencies from last year. Two new agencies Franklin County Day Care Center and CROP joined.Day Care Center gets $300 token and CROP $400. The overall goal is reduced by 5 percent for five agencies lacking representation.
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United Fund Association
Floyd Coffman
Franklin County
Christian Rural Overseas
Red Cross
H. D. McGrath
Ottawa
Pen Explodes Near Bobby Kennedy Campaign Stop
A fountain pen with an explosive device exploded near Robert F Kennedy as he spoke during a Broadway campaign stroll in New York. Kennedy was unharmed and continued his walk. Police say the device was thrown from an apartment window. it is unclear if it targeted Kennedy or his party. Spectators mistook the noise for a car backfire near Broadway and 89th Street.
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Ethel strengthens offshore near Bermuda reaches 95 mph
Hurricane Ethel, fifth tropical storm, bears down on Bermuda with 95 mph winds and potential direct hit as gales lash the resort island. Meanwhile Dora floods Florida and Georgia, prompting a vast cleanup and federal aid pledge from President Johnson after a tour of wrecked Jacksonville and Brunswick.
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Ethel
Bermuda
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Georgia
Florida
Dora
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Jacksonville
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Brunswick
Cleo
Arnold Sugg
Rumors Of Coup Persist In Saigon Amid Military Tension
In Saigon, government troops and armored cars fill streets as rumors swirl that Premier Nguyen Khanh’s U.S. backed regime could face a weekend upheaval. Buddhist and student protests press for reform while a civil authority return is pledged in two months amid a power struggle. Cambodia denounces U.N. border observer talks.
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U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Washington
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Dhist
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Cambodia
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U.N
Bord
Avery Sees Barry Tops In Kansas
Avery formally opens his general election campaign at a Lyon County Republican Women’s Club event in Emporia. He says Kansas Republicans will not vote for Barry Goldwater and urges support for a progressive state platform, including reducing property tax burdens through higher state aid to schools.
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Kansas
Lyon County
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Defector Barwich Defection Shocks West, Soviet Sources
GENEVA AP The defection to the United States of Heinz Barwich a key Soviet and East German nuclear scientist sparked elation in the West and shock in Soviet circles. Barwich 53 a deputy director at Dubna and head of Rossendorf in East Germany disappeared from a Geneva hotel after the 71 nation conference. Barwich accompanied by Max Steenbeck left Wednesday and may be in the Washington area. He had long held top posts in the Soviet Union and East Germany and his escape follows two earlier defections Klaus Fuchs and Bruno Pontecorvo. Barwich's East German boss Manfred von Ardenne said family reasons drove the move. details on his wife or current location were not released. U.S. officials would not confirm his destination or future role.
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Moscow
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Fuchs
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Pontecorvo
Russia
U.S
College Professor Dabbles In Trash
YARMOUTH, Maine AP Augustus F. Jones 64 works as a sanitation helper on Littlejohn's and Cousins Islands while teaching sociology at Dean Junior College Franklin Mass. Nine months a year he collects waste and fuels learning, three months he hauls trash to a pigsty. He sees cleaning as a mission and notes the rise of dumps after a bridge linked Cousins to the mainland. Harvard grad with a master's from Boston University, Jones honors both physical and mental labor and calls himself among the few garbage collectors with a master’s degree.
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County Weather Forecast Warm Sunday Then Fair and Cool
A forecast for the county says it will be a little warmer on Sunday with continued fair and cool conditions. Southeasterly winds 5 to 10 mph tonight. Low around 50 tonight, high Sunday mid teens, with a high of 69 and a low of 51 today. Historical highs and lows are listed, plus hourly readings ending at 8 am. Barometer 30.26 inches.
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