Budget by Anderson Near 399 Millions
Gov. John Anderson recommended a 1963 fiscal year budget of 398.7 million based on present taxes to the Kansas legislature. The plan increases general revenue and sales tax funds, funds capital improvements, and funds new programs while preserving existing services. He calls for a 20 dollar per pupil emergency school aid and outlines allocations for colleges, hospital expansions, park land purchases, and state reform projects. A shift of funds and potential delays to the sales tax residue are noted if the budget is exceeded.
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Topeka
Kansas
John Anderson
Anderson
Kanopolis Park
University of Kansas Medical Center
Hill-Burton
Kansas State
Reformatory
Republicans Kill Tax Resolution
TOPEKA AP House Republican caucus chairman presented a resolution to delay action on a tax question. Rep Odd Williams opposed any new taxes but questioned acting too early before budget details. A motion to adopt was withdrawn and Williams Fribley Taylor and Bower were named to study and report later.
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Topeka
House Re
Odd Williams
R-Lawrence
Republi
House
John Anderson
Bill Fribley
R-Crestline
Williams
Iman Wiatt
R-Lakin
Fribley
Jess Taylor
R-Tribune
John Bower
R-Mclouth
Kansas Gov proposes half million for TB hospital budgets
Gov. John Anderson releases budget recs for state hospitals totaling 22.5 million in operating funds, 2.4 million less than requested but with 1.5 million in building funds. He also seeks restoring a .75 mill statewide building tax levy and increasing educational building tax levy to address rising enrollments at state schools.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Anderson
Neurological Institute
Osawatomie
Parsons
Norton
Chanute
Winfield
Division of Institutional Management
Manor Building
Larned
Belgian Airliner Passengers Arrive in Moscow
In Moscow the 18 Belgian airline passengers forced down in the Soviet Union were taken to the capital by a Soviet turboprop. They were met by Belgian, Iranian, British, American and West German diplomats and are to fly to Brussels on Thursday.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Brussels
Belgium
Iran
Britain
United States
West Germany
Winter Weather Ties to Army Crash At Ft Hood
Five soldiers killed and 22 injured when an M48 tank collided head on with a loaded Army truck at Fort Hood early Tuesday. Paralyzing winter weather cited as a factor. three injured suffered serious burns when the truck’s 70 gallon gasoline tank exploded during the crash.
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FT. Hood
Tex
Traffic Fatalities in TopekaJanuary 1962 Log
Kansas traffic death log records 24 hours to 9 am Wednesday for January 9 1962 with 9 deaths compared to 15 in the same 1961 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Budget At a Glance
TOPEKA AP Here are budget recommendations of Gov. John Anderson at a glance. Total recommended 398.7 million. Budget requests totaled 420.5 million, estimated expenditures this fiscal year 379.2 million, last year 365.7 million. The recommended total includes 34.9 million for general government, 71.7 million for public welfare, 129.3 million for education and research, 7.3 million for public safety, 7 million for conservation of agriculture and natural resources, 30.2 million for health and hospitals, 899275 for recreation and historical, 119.2 million for highways.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Hospital Rates In Slight Hike At Neosho Memorial
Neosho Memorial Hospital increased daily ward bed rates from 10 to 11 dollars and semi private rooms from 12 to 13 dollars after a January board of trustees meeting. Private rooms stayed at 16 dollars. Board chairman Walter Poor led the session with Hugh T. Jones Dwight Wallingford Chanute Virgil Mix and others in attendance along with medical staff.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Board of Trustees
Neosho Hospital
Walter Poor
Hugh T. Jones
Dwight Wallingford
Chanute
Virgil Mix
Stark
Don Abbuehl
Glen Dormois
Explosion Fatal To Joplin Man
A stove explosion caused by gas ignition killed Howard K. Means 70 in Joplin area Newton County. Means, a resident of the Tipton Ford community, was attempting to light the stove when the blast occurred Tuesday.
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Joplin
Howard K. Means
Means
Tipton Ford
Newton County
Firemen Combat Ashcraft Home Blaze Near Earlton
Chanute firemen were called to the John Ashcraft home two miles south and a mile and a half west of Earlton at 6 am today to battle a fire in a water pump house attached to the dwelling. The pump house burned down but the home suffered little damage.
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Chanute
John Ashcraft
Earlton
Explosion at Louisville rubber plant injures six
A violent explosion and ensuing fire rocked a suburban Louisville rubber company plant before dawn injuring at least six people none seriously according to AP reports two workers were treated at the scene and four were taken to area hospitals for observation authorities investigated the cause of the blast
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Louisville, Ky
Rubber Company
Dog Tags Displayed With Humorous Fire Plug Design
City clerk's office issues new aluminum dog tags shaped as miniature fire plugs. The playful design amuses viewers though no dog reactions have been noted yet.
Tuberculin Test Plan For Neosho County
An organizational meeting to plan a tuberculin testing program for school aged persons in Neosho County will be held at Southeast Kansas TB Hospital tomorrow at 2 pm. Mrs Bruce Burris State Tuberculosis Assn county director said tests will be given in February funded by Christmas seals. The state X ray unit will follow up in March. County from Chanute Stark Erie St Paul Thayer and Galesburg will attend. Genevive Grubb Topeka will lead. County chairmen include Marilyn Overstreet Hazel Meeker and Chanute chair Margaret Wood. A medical society member is expected. home demonstration unit members and PTA will assist.
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Neosho County
Kansas
Bruce Burris
State Tuberculosis Assn
Chanute
Stark
Erie
St. Paul
Thayer
Galesburg
Genevive Grubb
Topeka
Marilyn Overstreet
Hazel Meeker
Margaret Wood
County Medical Society
Assn
Mothers Drive Is Planned In Chanute
Eight Mothers clubs met Wayne Umbarger county chairman of the National Foundation to plan a Mothers Drive on January 31 as a March of Dimes project. Mrs Dean Foster chairs. Local chapters cannot join United Fund drives, so a separate drive is needed. Coin containers will be placed in businesses and Girl Scouts will canvas downtown January 20.
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Mothers Clubs
Wayne Umbarger
National Foundation
Bank of Commerce
Dean Foster
Chanute Mothers Clubs
Umbargar
The
United Fund
Umbarger
Girl Scouts
Three Portland Zoo elephants reveal pregnancies
AP reports three Portland Zoo elephants are pregnant, a rare event in U S zoology. Veterinarian Dr Maberry notes gestation may run about 18 months with Belle likely first to deliver after next week, Rosy due in July, Tuy Hao around September, and Thonglaw named as the sire.
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Portland
Ore
Portland Zoo
Morgan Berry
Seattle
Matthew Maberry
Belle
Tuy Hao
Zoo
Jack Marks
Thonglaw
Congress Opens Amid Kennedy Venture To Speak Soon
Congress begins a new session with organizational duties completed and President Kennedy's State of the Union address anticipated. With Sam Rayburn dead, John W. McCormack becomes speaker designate as Rep. Carl Albert leads the House Democrats. Senate Republicans choose Hickenlooper as policy head. Mansfield predicts a favorable climate for progressive legislation. Weather and cold keep spectators away as Kennedy attends Catholic service. Bridges remembered as Senate ends early. Tax relief bill for Du Pont stockholders slated for debate next week.
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McCormack
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
House
Senate Republicans
Sen
Rourke B. Hickenof
Iowa
Blooper
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Hickenlooper
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Senate Democrats
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
America
Senate
du Pont
Review of Ranney Case Headlines From Greece
Los Angeles based inquiry into Ranney bid for a new trial. Gugas reports Greece will decide tonight or tomorrow on the request. Donaldson, backer of the drive for funds, says Ranney remains in a Greek prison hunger strike, with lie detector tests refused.
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Los Angeles
Ranney
Greece
Aate
Greek Supreme Court
Chanute
Gugas
Donaldson
Roger Dergoing
Don Donaldson
S. Central
Kansas City
Ministry of Justice
Weather Summary Records and Cold Spell
Today's weather notes a new low for this date at three degrees below zero, surpassing the 1930 record. Forecast calls for generally fair skies and continued unseasonably cold conditions through Thursday with lows of 5 to 10 below zero and highs in the teens.
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Tony Blele
N. Santa Fe
Bank of Commerce
Tribune
Larry Matthews
Kansas Sees Record Low January Temperatures
Record subzero readings hit northeast Kansas with Topeka at 4 below and Lawrence at 6 below, matching historic marks from 1912 and 1930. statewide lows ranged from 2 above in Wichita to 13 below in Goodland, with highs under 10 degrees and winds 25 to 30 mph.
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Topeka
Kansas
Lawrence
Wichita
Goodland
Weather Bureau
Pittsburg
OBrien-Macintee Wedding Ties Prominent Irish Lineage
Former Irish diplomat Conor Cruise OBrien wed Maire MacEntee, daughter of Deputy Prime Minister Sean MacEntee, in New York on Tuesday. The ceremony unites two noted political families amid a noted public profile.
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New York
Conor Cruise O'Brien
Maire MacEntee
Ireland
Sean MacEntee
Grand jury clears police captain in graft case
New York AP reports grand jury declined to indict Police Capt. Vincent J. Mansfield 43 amid allegations he shook down businessmen for gifts during Christmas season. The disclosure follows an internal police department probe and public scrutiny of corruption in law enforcement.
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New York
Vincent J. Mansfield
Police Department
Tribune Phone Number Help Line
If you cannot reach your Tribune contact, call your carrier for assistance. If unavailable after the evening period, dial HE 1 3400 after p.m. for further routing and support.
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Tribune
Senate approves emergency aid of 20 per pupil for schools
TOPEKA AP The Senate passed an emergency appropriation bill to provide more than 36,000 for the year to deliver 20 per pupil for schools, offsetting an eight cent deficit from last year. It also approved removal of a 250,000 ceiling on a regulatory fund, transferring 530,000 from the sales tax to the high school finance fund, plus other routine measures. The Senate schedules 11 a.m. Thursday session before weekend adjournment.
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Savings and Loan Department and Bank Commission
Corporation Commission Regulatory Fund
Governor's Economic Development Committee
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
National Advertising Program
Highway Patrol
Motor Vehicle Department
Topeka State Hospital
Norton Sanatorium
Highway Department
Topeka
Senate
House
Wasan
The
Corporation Commission
Ways and Means Committee
Prosperity Is Reflected By Banks In Chanute Area
Chanute area banks show rising prosperity with assets totaling 18.46 million on December 31 1961 up from 17.59 million a year earlier. Thayer and Stark banks add 2.12 and 0.99 million respectively with deposits at Chanute banks reaching 17.07 million and profits up while loans dip slightly.
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Chanute
First National Bank of
Thayer
Stark State Bank
Stark
Thayer Bank
Stark Bank
Kennedy's Carnation For Crasher
Charles Meeks, uninvited, walked into a $100-a-plate birthday dinner for Gov. DiSalle in Columbus. He distributed campaign buttons, shook hands with President Kennedy, and obtained the carnation Kennedy wore, after a second handshake near the end of the program.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles Meeks
Michael V. DiSalle
Kennedy
Meeks
Columbus Dispatch
United Auto Workers Citizenship Council
Citizens For Kennedy
State Fairgrounds
Secret Service
General Motors
Couple Found Dead In Missouri Cabin
BEAN LAKE Missouri AP a man and wife were found dead today in their cabin Elmer Perrin 68 and Nelle Perrin 62 both believed to have died of natural causes Coroner Roland Giffee said they had likely been dead 12 to 15 hours since found by James J Ratchford their son in Bean Lake The coroner ruled out suffocation noting a dog and canary were fine Both had heart ailments and Mrs Perrin may have suffered a heart attack while trying to fetch help Her body was near a door and her husband was in a rocker She formerly lived in Leavenworth Kansas.
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Bean Lake
Roland Giffee
Platte County
Elmer Perrin
Nelle
Giffee
Man given life for ax murder of mother in Los Angeles
Ronald Dennis Wolff, 15, was sentenced to life in prison after a jury found him sane and guilty of murder for killing his mother with an axe in Los Angeles last May. The verdict was reached on December 20.
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Los Angeles
Ronald Dennis Wolff
Andle
Wolff
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