Anderson Plans Own Proposals On State Schools
Gov elect John Anderson said he will announce his proposals for state universities and colleges within days. Regents seek a five year 30 million construction program and 50.4 million in operating money. they also propose dormitory funding via borrowing or tax levy. Anderson opposes using inactive state funds for financing. Regents chair Ray Evans notes freshman enrollments up 31 percent and cites need for funds including faculty retirement, new faculty hires, civil service positions, and pay raises.
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Topehea
John Anderson
Anderson
Board of Regents
Regents
Ray Evans
Romney plan offers bond rebates to boost auto sales
Detroit AP reports George Romney unveils a plan for American Motors rebates in government savings bonds for buyers. Bonds scale with sales gains from Dec 1 to Mar 31, up to 125 dollars, applicable to US purchases, excluding government buyers.
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Detroit
Mich
George Romney
American Motors
Romney
New York
United States
Driver Is Fined After Highway Chase near town
Merritt Criss of 111 S. Denman was fined 140 dollars plus 8.80 costs after pleading guilty in city court to three charges from a police chase on US 169 north of town. He faced 100 for resisting arrest and 20 each for speeding in a 45 mph zone and passing in a no passing zone. Police identified the car from its plate and secured an arrest warrant.
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Merritt Criss
S. Denman
Criss
Fugitive Found Dead After North Wichita Shootout
Orville W. Spurlock, 36, died by a self inflicted gunshot after a police chase across Wichita streets. He fired on a taxicab carrying his wife, wounded a rider, and exchanged shots with detective Dick Colby before fleeing into a railroad yard. A police dog located his body beneath a boxcar along 29th Street.
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Wichita
Orville W. Spurlock
Spurlock
Dick Colby
29Th
North Broadway
Carl D. Gaulding
Gauld
Eddie Mitchell
Colby
29Th Street
33Rd Street
Births and local notices highlighted in Salt Lake City and vicinity
A six pound girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chipp of Salt Lake City is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arnett. The Chipps have two sons, Robert Lee and Curtis Lynn. Edmont on Ky. couple Bill and Carol Allen announce a daughter Troy born at 8 30 this morning and a son Russ. Mrs. Seth Gray reads The Christmas Rocket at Children's Hour Saturday. Mrs. Doron now at Neo sho Manor resides with her daughter and husband in Kansas City. Pvt James H Allen returns home after Infantry Radio Maintenance training at Ft Benning. Teen Canteen Tag Day postponed to tomorrow to raise funds for a year of operation. $1,800 needed.
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Robert Chipp
Salt Lake City
Utah
Charles Arnett
N. Highland
Bill Allen
Edmonton
Troy
Allen
Carol Cady
Lois Cady
Washington
Allen's
Russ
Robert Lopeman
W. H Pens
Kansas City
Maggie Doron
James H. Allen
Arch Allen
S. Central
Ft. Benning
Defense memo reshapes military dependents abroad policy
A Defense Department memorandum alters rules for military dependents overseas. It may allow at least 60 000 more than the 200 000 originally, total 484 000 abroad, and delays monthly quota reductions by letting each service set its own limits. Deputy Secretary James H. Douglas issued the memo without Thomas S. Gates.
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Defense Department
James H. Douglas
Thomas S. Gates
Atchison
Beth Steel
Boeing 1 Ae
Chrysler
Ares ‘Dow
TAY Soo
Ford
Kang& E
Monsan Ch
Mont Ward
Eisenhow- No Am
Nor Pac
Olin Math
Penney JC
Sears Rock
Eisenhower
Sinclair
Spen Chem
United States
Sperry
UN Pac
Hospital admissions and births in Neosho area
Daily Transcript lists yesterday admissions including Mrs Wasser at 938 S Highland, Homer Crabtree of Erie, Roy Grove R1, Mrs Mitchem at 221 W 4th, Mrs Thurman 1424 S Central, Mrs Brown 318 S Western, and Mrs Cora Brown 318 S Western. Dismissals include Mrs Kenneth Miller Humboldt and others. births to Loren Teedman of Yates Center and Darold Petty at 100 E Chestnut. Admissions today include Abbie Elrod 1307 S Santa Fe and Randall Kern 402 N Plummer. dismissals list Roy Greve and others. Traffic citation reports Tommy Moriarty parking and sidewalk obstruction. district court case Wiggens vs Feeler dismissed with prejudice.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Joe Wasser
S. Highland
Homer Crabtree
Erie
Roy Grove
Wilbur Mitchem
W. 4Th
Michael Thurman
S. Central
Cora Brown
S. Western
Medical
Kenneth Miller
Humboldt
Arthur Sellegren
Eric
Tommy Joe Smith
James Schmitt
W. Oak
Loren Teedman
Yates Center
Darold Petty
E. Chestnut
Abbie A. Elrod
S. Santa Fe
Randall Kern
N. Plummer
Roy Greve
Ronda
Art Baker
N. Central
Harvey Rhodes
Lela Romine
S. Lafayette
Referee Backs Bell Telephone In Rate Case
A Shawnee County referee upheld Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. using the fair value method to set rates, potentially shaping Kansas utility cases. The ruling supports a $5.8 million rate hike request, with 10 of 14 points in favor and inflation cited as a major factor.
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Topeka
Shawnee County
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
District Court
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas Corporation Commission
Allen Meyers
ECC
Meyers
Kansas
Hogs Higher Cattle Light In Kansas City Market
Kansas City AP market report shows hogs up 25 cents to 220 pounds with 1,800 head traded while cattle and calves offered were small for price tests. Sheep demand weak. lambs steady at 15 to 16 dollars, ewes 3.50 to 5.00. Eggs, butter, and grain prices mixed in regional reports.
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Kansan City Livestock
Kansas City
Wall Street Mixed Stock Market Extends Losses and Gains
Wall Street ended a volatile session with mixed stock results as trading remained active. Volume reached about 3.8 million shares while U.S. government bonds held steady to lower and corporate prices showed a range of gains and losses.
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New York
Ap) — Airlines
U.S
Pittsburg Hosts Blue Comets in Southeast Kansas clash
Pittsburg enters the game at 1-3 facing the Chanute Blue Comets who seek a fourth win in four outings and a third straight Southeast Kansas League victory on home court. The B team preliminary action precedes the main event.
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Chanute Blue Comets
Pittsburg
Funeral Service for Mrs. Mary Viola Terril Held
Terril funeral held yesterday at Johnson Mortuary with Rev. Charles Wesley Garrett officiating. Mrs. Robert Briley and Mrs. Dave Petterson sang spirituals. Flora arrangers were Sorosis club members. Bearers listed. burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Johnson Mortuary in charge.
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Terril
Mary Viola Terril
Johnson Mortuary
Charles Wesley Garrett
Robert Briley
Dave Petterson
Old Rugged Cross
Flora
Sorosis Club
Fred VanWickle
Friend Braden
Shelton Propst
Dalice Rush
Claude Parrish
Eugene Oyler
Elmwood Cemetery
Comets Seeks Holiday Win In Final Preps
The Chanute Comets face Pittsburg in a low scoring pre holiday game at 6 30 starting Friday in Frankfurt Germany with Jin Gough Chester Willowance Liam s Kenny Winters Mark Steeves and Jack Brookhart listed as probable starters The contest caps the final game before the holiday recess Independence comes in on January 3 for the next matchup.
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McGuire Air Force
Chanute Tribune
Varsity
Frankfurt
Germany
Comets Ceive
Jin Gough
Chester Willowance
Liams
Kenny Winters
Markmonth
Steeves
Jack Brookhart
Comets
Independence
Christmas Church Events and Services Update
Local churches announce Christmas week activities including BYF program at Parsons at 7 30 Monday night Vesper services by Grant Avenue Baptist Guild at 7 30 Wednesday First Methodist parents visit 4 5 p m covered dish dinner at 5 p m Christ Birthday observance and youth carols Holy Communion at First Methodist Christmas Eve 8 7 p m candle lighting at 11 p m Grace Episcopal Christmas program Christmas confessions at St Patrick 7 8 30 p m Wednesday Thursday 11 12 noon 4 5 30 p m and 7 8 30 p m Friday Saturday no evening confessions Singing at St Pat 11 45 p m to 12 midnight Christmas Eve Solemn High Mass at midnight Midnight Mass by Men’s Choir with Lottie Wortman organ Christmas morning masses at 6 30 7 30 8 00 9 00 10 00 a m
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Parsons
Grant Avenue
First Methodist Church
Grace Episcopal Church
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
St. Pat's
Lottie Wortman
Household goods and travel allowances for overseas service
The text details monetary allowances for a sergeant and higher officers including storage of 2300 pounds for three years, a $371 auto shipment to Germany, and a 2000 pound overseas shipment limit. It notes additional allowances vary by rank and duty location.
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New York
Germany
New Cabinet At a Glance Kennedy picks cabinet leaders
President elect Kennedy has named Dean Rusk as Secretary of State, Robert S. McNamara as Secretary of Defense, Luther Hodges as Secretary of Commerce, Stewart Udall as Interior Secretary, Abraham Ribicoff as Health Education and Welfare, Orville Freeman as Agriculture, and Arthur Goldberg as Labor. Treasury, attorney general, and postmaster general remain unannounced. A separate note mentions Donald V. Marshall harvesting potatoes weighing five pounds five ounces.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Rockefeller Foundation
Robert S. McNamara
Ford Motor Co
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
D-Ariz
Health
Education
Welfare
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Connecticut
Agriculture
Orville L
Christians and EUB Post Victories In Church League Basketball
In Hutton floor action Christians beat Knights of Columbus 57 to 48 while EUB edged Methodist 64 to 59. Phillips led EUB with 16 points and Dean Sutcliffe top-scored for Methodist with 22. Holtzman scored 20 for Christians, Fehr led Knights with 17. EUB to face First Baptist next, Methodist to meet Holy Name.
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EUB
Methodists
Christians
Knights of Columbus
Hutton
Phillips
Dean Sutcliffe
George Holtzman
David Fehr
Knights
First Baptist
St. Patrick’s
the Methodists
Holy Name
Crownover
Barnhart
Durham
van Hawser
Medill
Hazen
Tefels
Methodist
Sutcliffe
Mathews
Potter
Summers
Kepley
Dolan
Eus
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Children’s Hour
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Tribune
Daily Transcript
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N. Grant
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Chanute
Rupert Boyd Wiggens
Alta Eula Wiggons
William Roy Feeler
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Kansas City Cash
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Washington (Ap
Kas
Ger
Ieee
Air Force
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Wall Street
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East Main
Bocal
Lim
Rick
Bill Morgan
Mgr
Plone
Donald V. Marshall
Marshalltown
Nova Scotia
Pire—Auto—Life
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Tioga Hotel
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Sunset Club
Wayne Brillhart
ORCH
the Hollidays
Box 242
Chanute Discount Co., Inc
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Berthoz
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Jackson Texaco
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Valient
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McCune Motor CO
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