Kansas budget near 356 million Planned by Gov Anderson
Gov. John Anderson said he will propose a 1962 Kansas budget of about 356 million dollars in his message to the legislature. The plan, about six million below the current year, includes using the entire 1.5 mill state property tax for college construction and lists allocations for highway work, college salaries, general government, welfare, Parole Board salaries, recreation and historical funds, and college building projects.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Kansas
Anderson
George Docking
Parole Board
Confusion Over Church Services Leads to Misrouted Choir
Out-of-town visitors and a misread map caused the First Church of the Nazarene's choir to arrive at the wrong church. The Seventh Day Adventist group directed them to the Nazarene, but a row of attendees later left to attend their actual meeting, creating disruption before the service began.
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Claude E. Pittenger
Church of the Nazarene
Lafayette
Church of the Nazarene of Independence
Chanute
Seventh Day Adventist
Second and
Nazarene Church
Seventh Day Adventist Church
31 Teachers From Erie To Visit Here
Erie schools will send 31 teachers and administrators to Chanute to observe classes Thursday afternoon. Erie hosts include 11 elementary teachers at Murray Hill, 5 junior high at Royster, and 14 high school staff at Senior High. The Erie schools close for a stockholders meeting at Neo sho Valley Cooperative Creamery.
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Erie
Chanute
Buford Fisher
Murray Hill
Royster
Robert Krieger
Fisher
Neosho Valley
Weather forecast and Kansas temperatures today
FORECAST: Generally fair and a little warmer through Tuesday, colder in extreme eastern counties tonight. Highs Sunday ranged from 54 at Garden City to 32 at Pittsburg, Olathe, and Lawrence. lows mostly in the 20s, with 16 at Manhattan and 31 in Pittsburg. A resumption of mild, dry weather is indicated for most of the week.
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Topeka
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Garden City
Dodge City
Pittsburg
Olathe
Lawrence
Manhattan
Kansas Lad Tops Denver Lamb at National Western
Duane Mc Clure, 13, Newton Kansas, showed a Southdown junior reserve champion lamb at the National Western Stock Show on Saturday.
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Denver
Duane McClure
Newton
Kas
Lamb
Hill Reports On County Road Program of 1960
Erie Neosho County highway department completed 119.7 miles of surfacing and 27.3 miles of grading in 1960 with 74 540 cubic yards of rock placed. Bridges built totaled seven. culverts installed numbered three. Federal aid projects added 8.7 miles with base stabilization and asphalt surfaces. Plants produced 72 962 cubic yards of crushed rock and 4 674 feet of concrete pipe.
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Erie
Neosho County
William S. Hill
Hill
County Road and Bridge Fund
Thayer
Valley
County Highway Department
Trailer Load of Soap Stolen at Kansas City
AP reports a large trailer carrying 860 cases of soap disappeared from a Kansas City trucking firm's lot on Sunday. Police say the aluminum trailer was moved by a large red tractor with a sleeper compartment en route to East St. Louis, Illinois.
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Kansas City
East St. Louis
Four Injured In City Crash At 14th And Santa Fe
Four persons were bruised but not seriously hurt in a traffic collision at the 14th and Santa Fe intersection about 5 30 p m Saturday. O H Bates 75 and his wife 71 of 824 S Malcolm Clyde Breiner 42 of 419 S Malcolm and G B Allen 36 of 1901 Edith were involved. Bates admitted to Neosho Memorial Hospital for back strain. Damages totaled about 1650 with a house sustaining 1000 and Bates car 300 Breiner car 350. Police and highway patrol investigated.
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14Th
Santa Fe
O. H. Bates
S. Malcolm
Clyde Breiner
G. B. Allen
Edith. Bates
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Bates
Breiner
S. Santa Fe
C. F. Reece
Allen
Chrysler
Plymouth
Highway Patrol
Tapping Noise Hints Survivors On Wrecked Texas Tower
A Navy destroyer heard tapping on sonar near a storm wrecked Air Force Texas Tower 80 miles off the Atlantic coast. The 14 Air Force men and 13 civilian workers aboard were missing as rescue ships recovered debris and a lone body. The tower, damaged by Hurricane Donna, had been under repair and was a radar island with three domes and large electronics.
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Cmdr
Moses E. Walker
Coast Guard
New York City
Norris
Berry
Texas Towers
Gulf of Mexico
Air Force
Barnegat Light
N.J
Texas Tower
Blunk Home Tank Explodes in Rural Residence
Robert C. Blunk Jr. family escaped injury when the hot water heater inside their R 3 home exploded about 6 30 p m Saturday The blast showered wood paneling and metal across the house The family of five was at home including Scott 9 Becky 7 and Judd 3 Mrs Blunk blamed an accumulation of gas inside the heater lining Damage was estimated at 300 and covered by insurance
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Robert C. Blunk Jr
R. 3
10.3 Millions For Redmond Council Grove
Eisenhower budget proposes 12 month funding for Kansas and Missouri flood control and reclamation. Army Engineer Projects include Council Grove Reservoir 3.6 million and John Redmond Reservoir 6.7 million plus multiple city and reservoir items. Reclamation Bureau and surveys funding listed for Kansas facilities and drainage works.
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Redmond
Council Grove
Washington
Kansas and
Missouri
Eisenhower
Kansas
Frankfort
John Redmond
Kansas City
Manhattan
Milford
Ottawa
Pomona
Topeka
Tuttle Creek
Wilson
Fall River
Kanapolis
Toronto
Reclamation Bureau
Almena
Cedar Bluff
Wichita Cheney
Webster
Eisenhower Budgets for 1962 Include Surplus Goal and Taxes
President Eisenhower sent Congress an 80.9 billion dollar budget for fiscal 1962 aiming for a 1.468 billion dollar surplus, contingent on congressional action. Proposals include higher postal rates, jet fuel tax, gasoline tax, and potential new cabinet posts and a transportation department.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Fate
White House
Kennedy advisers dispute Eisenhower budget forecasts
President-elect John F Kennedy's economic team challenges Eisenhower's 1961 and 1962 surplus projections citing recession risks. Treasury pick Douglas Dillon warns of a 1962 deficit while Samuelson's group recalls past forecast misses and explains factors eroding surpluses.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Senate Finance Committee
Dillon
Paul A. Samuelson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Samuelson
Final Exams At Juco Here
Chanute Junior College conducts first semester final exams and second semester enrollment. By noon today 159 students had enrolled for the second semester, with more expected before classes resume next Monday. Exams run through Wednesday with a four day break before classes restart. Senior High tests follow on Thursday and Friday.
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Chanute Junior College
Eldon Penner
College Register
Traffic Fatalities Log From Topeka For 1961-22 Season
Kansas traffic death log shows 48 hours ending 9 a.m. with 4 fatalities. For the comparable period in 1960 there were 14 deaths. An x indicates a previously reported fatality.
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Topeka
Kansas
Two Students Return to UGA Amid Court Order
Charlayne A. Hunter and Hamilton E. Holmes, the first black undergraduates at the University of Georgia, returned to classes under a federal court order. They arrived in Athens in a drizzle, escorted by attorneys and NAACP leaders, with additional orders prohibiting further suspensions if disorders recur.
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Athens, Ga
University of Georgia
Charlayne A. Hunter
Hamilton E. Holmes
Atlanta
Eisenhower Budget Plugs 1962 Spending By Function
The 1962 federal budget totals 80.9 billion with national security consuming 57 cents per dollar and interest on debt 11 cents. Individual income tax provides 55 cents of each dollar, corporation taxes 25 cents, excise taxes 12 cents. Per capita share rises by 3.79 over 1961 with about 3 million more people to bear the cost.
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Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
Congress
Washington
National Security
Russell Roots Tops Tribune News Tip Contest
Russell Roots of 306 S. Larson won $3 in The Tribune weekly news tip contest for detailing a high pressure jet pump used by Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co to clean shells from the city sewage disposal plant. The contest runs through January with the next winner to be announced Monday. Citizens in Chanute and the four county area urged to submit tips by phone or in person during posted hours.
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The
Tribune
Russell Roots
Larson
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co
Halliburton
Tweek
Chanute
Call the Tribune
New Post Office Approved for Independence Kansas
Regional postal officials reported a new post office will be built in Independence Kansas on a 42 000 square foot site on the west side of Sixth Street between Laurel and Chestnut. The land is optioned from Mr and Mrs Arlie E Rodrick and the International Paper Co of Kansas City for 55 750 and bids will be asked for construction and lease of a 13 000 square foot facility.
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Wichitrap
Independence
Kas
Sixth Street
Laurel
Chestnut Streets
Arlie E. Rodrick
International Paper Co
Kansas City
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Chanute Wholesale Florists
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Ira O. Hutchinson
Clarence H. ‘Manly
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Lincoln
Doris Sander
S. Ashby
Henry Shively
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Shively
Chevrolet
M. J. Casey
Casey
Darrell Thorsell
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Thorsell
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Perry Reservoir
Arkansas River
Great Bend
Colorado State Line
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Hays
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Missouri River
Leavenworth
Republican River
Nebraska
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Oklahoma
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