Johnson proposes record 1.66 billion tots through teens education plan
President Johnson asks Congress for a one year 1.665 billion education program targeting low income families. It centers on public and private schools and includes preschool, K-12 aid, higher education scholarships, book purchases, and education centers. The plan faces opposition from church-state separation groups and mixed backing from educators and Catholic hierarchs.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Capitol Hill
National Education Association
Detroit
Baltimore
New York City
Wolfe Heads Kiwanis Club in Tioga Hotel Meeting
Bill K. Wolfe was installed as the 1965 president of the Chanute Kiwanis Club at a Tioga Hotel dinner meeting. Lt. Gov. Al Wilburn of Division III installed him and gave the program talk titled How to Grow Rich in Kiwanis. New officers Dwight Blackwood, Ron Sutcliffe, Eldon Penner, Bob McLaren also took posts.
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Bill K. Wolfe
Chanute Kiwanis Club
Tioga Hotel
al Wilburn
Coffeyville
Dwight Blackwood
Ron Sutcliffe
Eldon Penner
Bob McLaren
Wilburn
Kiwanis
Key Club
Kiwanis International
Wolfe
Ehling Acquitted in Hutchinson Liquor Charge
Kenneth Ehling a Hutchinson attorney and former county GOP chair was acquitted by a circuit court jury of giving liquor to three minors Steven Colley 16 Billy Wiens 16 and Michael Clark 17 Colley testified he arranged to pick up the liquor at Ehling's home and shared it with the others Ehling denied the charge saying Colley took the liquor from his garage and suggested it had sat there about a month before Wiens arrest for drunkenness in October.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Kenneth Ehling
Keno County
Ehling
Steven Colley
Billy Wiens
Michael Clark
Colley
Young Wiens
Planners to Meet Wednesday Night in City Hall
The city planning commission will hold its monthly meeting at 8 p m tomorrow in the city commission room at the Memorial building. No major items are scheduled except reorganization. Marlin Blackston chaired the group last year.
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City Planning Commission
City Commission
Memorial Building
Marlin Blackston
City widens Main as parking lots eyed for funding
City commissioners set February 8 to advertise bids for widening Main Street and moved to acquire off street parking to offset future losses and support parallel parking. Owners discussed prices as plans to clear buildings and fills are estimated. A Friday adjourned meeting will review new data, with revenue bonds funding the parking lot work and metering to repay them.
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Main
Traffic Fatalities Log From Topeka 1965 Report
Kansas traffic death log records 24 hours to 9 am Tuesday January 13 1965. Comparable period for 1964 shows 24 deaths. Data lists fatalities and timing across the state, highlighting year over year counts.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Temperatures Mixed Across Kansas With Warming Trend
Area forecast calls forpartly cloudy skies and little temperature change through Wednesday. Tonight's low 20 to 25, Wednesday high 40 to 45. Kansas remains mild and generally fair with a wiggling front causing minor changes as cold fronts stay north. Highs today projected in the 30s to 40s, with lows 15 to 25.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Central Plains
Wisconsin Couple Welcomes Quadruplets In Kenosha
Joyce Graf, 23, and Robin Graf, 24, welcomed four newborns in nine minutes at Kenosha Memorial Hospital. The quadruplets, two boys and two girls, join a family already raising twins about a year old and a 3-year-old son in a house trailer.
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Kenosha, Wis
Joyce Graf
Kenosha Memorial Hospital
Graf
Robin F. Graf
Waukegan, Jr
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
An intercepted letter to Cha appears in a brief notice, echoing a playful aside that the day’s news feels like Education Week, with the author signing off as Yours.
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Cha
Avery prioritizes school foundation finance before highways
Gov. William H. Avery outlined a two stage plan focusing first on a school foundation finance program, with highway expansion to be considered once financing is secured. He cited 1.5 cent gas tax proposals and noted statewide support for the education plan while pledging frequent briefings and open office hours. Avery also announced a Salina conference with Dr. Walter A. Haines and Charles D. McAtee to discuss the Schilling Air Force Base site.
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Topeka
William H. Avery
Avery
Walter A. Haines
Charles D. McAtee
Salina
Schilling Air Force Base
Kansas House Picks Clyde Hill Speaker as Sessions Open
In Topeka the Kansas House begins its new session after swearing in Gov. Avery and nine others. Rep. Clyde Hill of Yates Center named speaker, with Republicans holding an 81-44 edge. Senate chose Sen. Glee Smith as president pro tem. Democratic leaders include Rep. Joseph M. Mikesic as minority leader.
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Topeka
Kansas
Willam H. Avery
House
Rep
Clyde Hill
Yates Center
Senate
Sen
Glee Smith
R-Larned
Republican Caucus
Bill Fribley
Crestline
J. C. Tillotson
Norton
Fribley
Wayne Angell
Ottawa
Tillotson
Ed Boyd
Larned
Boyd
House Democrats
Joseph M. Mikesic
Kansas City
Mikesic
Jerry Griffith
Derby
John Casebier
McPherson
Maurice Martin
Equilibrium Keeps Peace Sato Warns on Asia Stability
Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato warned at a National Press Club luncheon that world peace would be seriously endangered if East West equilibrium in Asia breaks down. He outlined Japan’s dual role as a bridge between East and West.
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Washington
Eisaku Sato
Japan
Asia
National Press Club
Courageous Navy pilot dies after jet crashes in Fremont
Navy Cmdr. Henry T. Stanley, 39, stayed with his T33 jet to avoid homes as it lost speed above a Fremont neighborhood. He ordered his copilot to bail out at 2,500 feet. Field escaped, Stanley did not. The jet crashed in a vacant lot near Mission Peak, in reach of hundreds of schoolchildren. Stanley’s canopy and ejection unit indicated the fatal impact. Lou Ann Endicott, 7, was nearby in the debris. Stanley is survived by his wife Mary and three children, Henry III, 12, William, 10, and Barbara, 6, of Alameda.
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Calif
Luck
Navy
Henry T. Stanley
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Stanley
Lou Ann Endicott
Harford Field
Mobile
Ala
Field
Mission Peak
Lyle Nevels
Nevels
Newels
Thiet
William Ehlen
Mission San Jose High School
Ehlen
Mary
Henry T. Ill
William J
Barbara
Alameda
Cessna Plans $3 Million Wichita Expansion
Cessna Aircraft Co of Wichita expects to outline a $3 million expansion this week. President Delbert Roskam says the Wichita operation is bursting at the seams and notes 1964 sales of 4,188 business and personal airplanes with a forecast of 5,000 in the current year.
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Wichita
Kan
Cessna Aircraft Co
Delbert Roskam
Cessna
Carlson Reappointed GOP Committee Chairman in Senate
Sen. Frank Carlson of Kansas will again chair the Republican Committee on Committees in the Senate. The announcement came Monday from Sen. Leverett Saltonstall of Massachusetts, with Kansas’ other senator James B. Pearson named to the GOP policy committee in the upper house.
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Washington
Kansas
Frank Carlson
Republican Committee On
Senate
Carlson
Leverett Saltonstall
Mass
James B. Pearson
GOP
Bliss Follows Burch to Lead GOP in Transition
Washington AP reporting that Republican National Chairman Dean Burch will step down after a transition period to let Ohio GOP Chairman Ray C. Bliss take over. The plan, supported by Barry Goldwater, was outlined at a Phoenix news conference with Goldwater and former VP nominee William E. Miller present.
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Washington
Dean Burch
Ohio
GOP
Ray C. Bliss
Barry Goldwater
Phoenix
Ariz
Burch
Goldwater
Bliss
William E. Miller
Republican National Committee
Seek End Of Strike Unions Urge New York Vote Reapprove Deal
Longshoremen union officials press a new vote among Port of New York members to approve a contract after a narrow rejection that caused a coast wide strike by about 60,000 AFL-CIO International Longshoremen’s Association members. About 200 ships idle amid escalating losses estimated near 20 to 25 million dollars daily.
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New York
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen's Association
Maine
Texas
Republicans Take Control of Crawford County Commission
Republicans won control of the Crawford County Commission in Pittsburg Kansas, firing county engineer W T Niggemann who had held the post since 1942. Edward A Gillard was elected chairman with Donald McPhail as the other Republican member. D J Saia remains the sole Democrat. The new majority will meet daily at 9 am and require department purchase requisitions for Monday consideration beginning June 1 for replacements.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Crawford Commission
W. T. Niggemann
Niggemann
Edward A. Gillard
Girard
Donald McPhail
D. J. Saia
Frontenac
Tribune Contact Line for After Hours Carrier
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone, contact your carrier. When unavailable, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
Two Cargo Planes Collide and Burn at Forbes AFB
At Forbes Air Force Base a collision on the ramp destroyed two C130B cargo planes valued at about four million dollars. Engines were being tested when one jumped its retaining blocks and struck the other. Four airmen were nearby. two received medical checks and were released.
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Air Force Board of Inquiry
Forbes Air Force Base
Air Force
313Th Troop Carrier Wing
Forbes
Talmage Mross Jr
Biscoe, Ark
Robert F. Russell
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