Durant wife Ariel gains legal signature rights
Los Angeles reports that Ariel Durant, wife of historian Will Durant, can now sign her own name legally after a court ruling. The couple, married 55 years, have co authored several books and once used the name Ida on documents. she explains she adopted Ariel from Shakespeare’s The Tempest as her signature.
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Highways funds eyed for Kansas with federal boost
Gov. Robert Docking announced about 75.4 million in federal highway funds should be available for Kansas in the next fiscal year, an increase of over 9 million from the current year. He spoke at the Kansas Contractors Association meeting and noted last year’s highway contracts topped 71.41 million. He will discuss more highway plans in the next 30 days but did not reveal details.
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Harvard
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Washington
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Dixon
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FTC
Nader
Oklahoma City
Dewey Bartlett
Tula
Tulsa
Denver
Bill House
American National Cattlemen's Association
Cedar Vale
Kan
Cowman
U.S
House
America
R. J. Hayes
State Board of Tax Appeals
Senate
Strowig
Sky Cover Forecast Update
Weather page indicates mostly cloudy skies with light winds and a chance of scattered showers. Temperatures range from mid 50s to low 60s as the day progresses with overnight lows near 45.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Candidates' itemized election expenditures filed
Erie County candidates in the November general election filed itemized expenditures with the county clerk as required by law except for two officials Virgil Lowe and John W White. The report totals include amounts for Minnie B Steele Betty Barr Kenneth Casper Ray Coder Doris Shellhorn Virginia Embry George Neely Don Harding Henry Watkins Cynthia Deibert and others with various sums listed.
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Virgil Lowe
Neosho County
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Chanute
John W. White
Minnie B. Steele
Register of Deeds
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Kenneth D. Casper
Ray Coder
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Eric
William E. Lesher
Mocral
Fred M. Harris
Harris - For - Representative Committee
S. W. Finney
Doris M. Shellhorn
Erie
Ivan A. Engle
Thayer
Repub
Soviet Venus 6 Probe Launch Aims For Night-Side Landing
The Soviet Union launches Venus 6, an uncrewed probe, to land softly on Venus night side in coordination with Venus 5, five days after Venus 5. Tass notes Venus 6 will study Venus’ atmosphere and carry Lenin imagery as in prior missions.
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Tass
Vladimir Lenin
Intercepted Letter Targets Cha About Neosho Candidates
An intercepted note asserts Neosho County candidates are conservative in spending while debating party alignment between Republican and Democrat.
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Neosho County
Mid-America Trustees Preview 1969 regional growth plans
Mid-America Inc. trustees and guests reviewed 1968 progress in a nine county area and outlined 1969 goals. Major 1968 gains included 15 new industries such as R H Whyte Woodworks Kustom Recreational Equipment and Tioga Steel Works in Chanute. Goals for 1969 include expanded health housing education cultural programs and agri business with Farm Products Management to grow melons near Thayer. Transportation improvements include a barge feasibility study Tulsa to Coffeyville and increased Tri City Airport flights.
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Independence
Mid-America, Inc
Chanute
R. H. Whyte Woodworks
Kustom Recreational Equipment
Tioga Steel Works
James Garver
Mid-America
Garver
Farm Products Management, Inc
FPM
Thayer
Kansas
Tulsa
Coffeyville
Tri-City
Landing on Moon Timetable Calls For July Launch
The upcoming Apollo 11 mission aims for a July launch with a civilian astronaut Neil A Spacecraft aboard and two Air Force colonels who have spaceflight experience. The crew selection emphasizes a historic first lunar landing by the United States.
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Air Force
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Neil A
Armstrong
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Michael Collins
Navy
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James A. Lovell Jr
William A. Anders
Frank Borman
Fred Haise
Apollo 8 Astronauts Saluted in New York Parade
Apollo 8 astronauts Frank Borman James Lovell and William Anders arrived in New York for 12 hours of salutes with Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and Mayor John Lindsay amid crowds and police protection. The visit included a Battery parade route and briefings on NASA plans for the moon mission.
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Marine Air Terminal
Queens
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic
Education Highways Top Legislative List in Kansas 1969
Associated Press reports Kansas leaders identify education highways and local government finances as the three main issues for the 1969 session. Sen. Glee Smith predicts more school aid and an accelerated highway program. Rep. Calvin Strowig cautions on fiscal soundness and governor's stance.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kansas
Glee Smith
R-Larned
Senate
Calvin Strowig
House
Smith
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