State budget outlines 1967 higher education funding shifts
Gov Avery proposes 1967 operating budgets for state colleges and universities with rises at Fort Hays State College Kansas State University Kansas State College of Pittsburg University of Kansas and KU Medical Center. Other education agencies see varied changes including Board of Regents School for the Blind Deaf and Vocational Education allocations. Capital improvements also upgraded for several institutions with mixed carryovers and new funds.
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Topeka
William Hi. Avery
Fort Hays State College
Kansas State University
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
University of Kansas
University of Kansas Medical Center
Wichita State University
Board of Regents
School For the
School For the Deaf
Board For Vocational Education
Academy of Science
Lansing
Higher Education Facilities Commission
Industrial School
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
University of
Schilling Institute
Budget figures show 1967 requests for Kansas state hospitals
HH. Avery proposes fiscal 1967 budgets for state hospitals and related departments, listing amounts for Kansas Neurological Institute, Larned and Osawatomie State Hospitals, Parsons, Southeast Kansas TB Hospital, Topeka and Winfield hospitals, the Industrial Farm for Women, State Penitentiary, and related centers with 1966 comparisons and capital improvements. A $500,000 supplemental appropriation for 1966 is also recommended.
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Topeka
William HH. Avery
Kansas Neurological Institute
Larned State Hospital
Osawatomie State Hospital
Parsons State Hospital
Topeka State Hospital
Winfield State Hospital
State Penitentiary
Southeast Kansas
Industrial Farm
Industrial Reformatory
Avery
Repairmen Find Cable Theft Behind Rome to Formia Break
Repair crews tracing a Rome to Formia telephone outage uncovered theft of over 500 yards of telephone cable. Police investigation underway into the cable theft affecting service between the two cities.
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Rome
Formia
North Texas Falls To Oklahoma City In Nonleague Game
North Texas extended its losing streak to seven with a 92 77 defeat at Oklahoma City. Big Willie Davis led the Eagles with 21 points as Dale Abshire added 15 while OCU improved to 10 3 and James Ware grabbed 20 rebounds to stay atop the national rebounding list. Cincinnati hosts Dayton in a top non conference matchup as Dayton stands 10 1 and Cincinnati 9 2 under new coach Tay Baker.
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Associated Press
North Texas
Oklahoma City
Missouri Valley
Cincinnati
Dayton
Cincy Gardens
OCU
James Ware
Louisville
Westley
Willie Davis
Eagles
Dale Abshire
Maryland
Tay Baker
Bearcats
Cincinnati Gardens
DePaul
Chicago
Drake
Bradley
Peoria
Tulsa
Landslides kill hundreds in Rio de Janeiro flood disaster
Torrential rains unleashed more than 120 deaths in hillside slums with fears of 200 total fatalities from floods and slides. Niteroi, Petropolis, Teresopolis and Cachoeira de Macaca reported additional losses as authorities urged search efforts and warned of disease risks.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Niteroi
Petropolis
Teresopolis
Cachoeira de Macaca
Rio
Bowling Scores Across City Amid Shelter Rush
In a rainbound scene thousands crowded for emergency shelter and transport. Scores feature Cochran 458 and Tucker 382 with high games of 30, and White Grill 10 and Larry's 10 also noted among the totals.
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White Grill
Cochran
Larry’s
Tucker
Lucky Strike League
V. L. Jeff's
Foodliner Tees
Solomon
Salon of Beauty
Lyle Fursman
Chrysler
Braves
Holcomb & Solomon Ne
Fursman Chrysler
Holcomb & Solomon
Clifford WI
J. Woods
Litwin
Riker
Hunziker
Rhodes
Chanute Lumber Company
Midwest Office Supply
General Novelty
Western Drill
el Johnson Furniture
Gray Lumber Company
Knights of Columbus
Western
Franklin
Stowe
Johnson Furniture
Midwest Office
John. F
Friederich
Midwest O
Bowman
K. of C
Gen. N
Mariucci
Morgan
Disneyland Opens Since 1955 Draws Millions of Visitors
Since its 1955 opening, Disneyland near Anaheim California has attracted about 50 million visitors, marking the park as a major tourism landmark and entertainment hub in the region.
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Disneyland
Anaheim
Calif
Thirteen Frisco freight cars derail near Fort Scott
A northbound Frisco freight train left the tracks about one mile south of Fort Scott. Thirteen cars derailed, damaging about 1000 feet of track. No injuries were reported, and crews aimed to clear the line. a broken journal was blamed for the incident.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Frisco
Springfield
Kansas City
Spectator Watch as Officer Trails Fire Truck With Signals
In Wichita spectators saw a police motorcycle officer escort a fire truck racing to a blaze. The officer, with red light and siren on, signaled the turn at an intersection while following the fire apparatus.
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Wichita, Kan
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