Wintry Blast Hits Again In Midwest
A snowstorm and subzero cold swept Montana and northern Midwest, with blizzard conditions and drifting snow halting highway traffic in central and southeastern Montana. Temperatures plunged across the Dakotas Minnesota and northern Nebraska, with readings near or below zero in many areas and further cold expected across the central region. Harvest damage cited for California crops, with authorities predicting the losses as the worst since 1948.
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Montana
Midwest
Dakotas
Minnesota
Nebraska
Rockies
Texas
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
International Falls
Minn
Canadian
North Dakota
South Dakota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Maine
Gulf Coastal States
Georgia
Carolinas
Louisiana
Far West
Southwest
California
Cold Blast On the Way Across Kansas
A new round of cold weather spreads into northern Kansas with temperatures dropping below zero tonight. Forecasters warn of a cold wave with 20 to 30 mph northerly winds and light snow, with a frigid Saturday and highs only in the single digits to around 10.
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Topeka
Kansas
Concordia
Hill City
Abilene
Chanute
Pittsburg
Wamego
Lawrence
Intercepted Letter Reflects Budget Worries
Intercepted correspondence expresses concern over fitting a $99 billion proposed U S budget into a small operation. The writer questions logistical feasibility and notes the financial strain on their hand-to-mouth activities.
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U. S
Quiet Invasion of Iola by Bethel Church Believers
About 30 members of the Bethel Baptist Church from Hutchinson move to Iola Kansas with families from Oklahoma Missouri and Illinois. They say The Lord wills it and refuse to discuss details while local officials worry about relief needs and the town’s response. A court fight over the Madison Avenue Church building.T
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Iola
Kan
Kansas
Lord
Bethel Baptist Church
Hutchinson
Madison Avenue Church
First Baptist Church of
Salvation Army
D. A. McDonald Jr
Allen County
Kansas Convention of Southern Baptists
Wichita
Madison Avenue
Fort Worth
Tex
Kindhart Group
Southern Baptist
Bethel Church
Lola Group
Whatley
First Southern Baptist Church
Ida Madison Avenue
N. J. Westmoreland
Kindhart
Westmoreland
Father Divine
Boyd Burns Elected President of Neosho Risk Board
The Neosho County Insurance Board met at the Tioga Hotel and elected officers. Boyd Burns was chosen president with John Galemore as secretary and Mrs. Mary Alice Miller as treasurer, Kenneth Rash presiding at the Thursday session.
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Neosho County Insurance Board
Tioga Hotel
Kenneth Rash
Thayer
Boyd Burns
John Galemore
Mary Alice Miller
Erie
Regents Boost Fees For College Students
The Kansas board of regents voted to raise semester fees by 15 dollars for Kansas students and 25 dollars for out of state students. Kansas residents would pay 85 dollars at KU and KSU, 65 dollars at the state colleges. out of state fees would be 250 dollars at the universities and 135 at the state colleges.
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Topeka
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas
University of Kansas
Kansas State University
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka Log Shows January 1963 Toll
Kansas traffic death log for 24 hours to 9 a.m. Friday records 0 fatalities. For January 1963 the count is 15, compared with 26 in the same period of 1962.
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Topeka
Kansas
County Commission
Domme
Post Office Department
Kansas-Nebraska,Oklahoma
Man Arrest in Bank and Post Office Burglary Case
Sheriff Glen Hendrix said Rex Peck was arrested at his Springfield home with about 23700 in bonds and 889 money orders worth nearly 90000. Authorities tie him to bank robberies at Deepwater and a Post Office break in Everton while two other suspects are questioned.
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Springfield, Mo
Glen Hendrix
Greene County
Missouri
Springfield
Hendrix
FBI
Post Office
Rex Peck
Peck
Keith Wickster
Kansas City
Deepwater
Everton
Miller
Golden City
Jasper
Bronson
Kan
Domme
Four Hundred Children Stricken by Food Poisoning in Riverside
Four hundred students in the Alvord School District near Riverside California were stricken with food poisoning after turkey dressing from the district central kitchen was served to nine grade schools. Hospitals reported crowded rooms with dozens of children in corridors. Health officials closed the kitchen for inspection to determine the exact cause.
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Riverside
Calif
Alvord
Jack Bristow
County Health Department
Dollar award to Mahoney in mower injury case
An 11 year old boy Joe Mahoney Jr. of Evie R 1 won a judgment of 1758 dollars plus costs in a district court friendly suit over injuries from a power lawnmower. The June incident involved two boys mowing for neighbors Clyde Sellegren and the Mahoneys.
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Joe Mahoney, Jr
Evie R. 1
Joe Mahoney Sr
Clyde Sellegren
Mahoney
Joe Jr
Sellegrens
Mahoneys
Record 392000 Cattle On Feed for Slaughter in Kansas
A record 392000 head of cattle were on feed for slaughter in Kansas as of Jan 1 1963, up 13 percent from the previous high. The total includes 242000 in farm feedlots and 150000 in commercial feed lots, reported by the Federal State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service.
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Topeka
Kansas
Federal
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Red Chinese delegate heckled at East Berlin party congress
Wu Hsiuchuan's veiled attack on Khrushchev's coexistence policy provoked 2,500 delegates at the East Berlin congress who jeered and stamped their feet while Khrushchev, absent, faced gesturing critics. West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt declined Khrushchev's East Berlin invitation amid political pressure.
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Munist
Khrushchev
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
East Berlin
Brandt
Christian Democrats
Paul Werner
Communist Party
Mao Tze-tung
Germany
Berlin
Red Chinese
East Germany
Stalin
Red Bloc
Marx
Lenin
Budget Requests Due to Be Cut Then Restored
The article notes that the 88th Congress likely will cut Kennedy's new spending requests this year and restore many reductions next year. It cites past patterns of reductions followed by supplemental funds, with sizable total reductions around 12.5 billion over five years and nearly 20 billion in supplements.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Appropriations
Two Women Escapees Back in Prison in Kansas
Two inmates at the state women's industrial farm in Lansing Kansas escaped Thursday for the second time in three months but were captured within 24 hours. They were spotted walking along railroad tracks near Walcott and are identified as Maureen L. Sharits 27 Sedgwick County and Dorothy Walsh 23 Saline County. They had escaped first on Oct 16 and joined two men who fled from the state prison for men.
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Lansing
Kan
State Women’s Industrial Farm
Walcott
Maureen L. Sharits
Sedgwick County
Dorothy Walsh
Saline County
Truman Undergoes Routine Hernia Surgery in Kansas City
Former President Harry S. Truman underwent a routine hernia repair at Research Hospital in Kansas City. The rupture was on the right abdomen. he entered surgery before 8 a.m. and left for the recovery room at 9:55 a.m. no complications were reported and he is in satisfactory condition. Mrs. Truman was with him in the hospital.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Research Hospital
Truman
Prescher Convicted Of Murder In Abilene Nursing Home
James Prescher, 43, was found guilty of second degree murder in the shooting of his estranged wife Lorraine Jean Prescher, 36, at an Abilene nursing home where she worked. The jury rejected first degree murder after eight hours of deliberation. She was his third wife. he was her sixth husband.
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Abilene
Kan
James Prescher
Prescher
Lorraine Jean Prescher
Topeka Post Office Aims for Merchandising Service
Postmaster Robert Domme drives a patron centered overhaul at the Topeka post office. He expands services, opens temporary branches, and places sidewalk stamp booths to speed service and cut costs while boosting staff cooperation and public engagement.
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Topeka State Journal
Associated Press
Topeka
Robert Domme
Domme
NIMS
Lassman Electric Relocates to Santa Fe Site
Robert L. Lassman announces Lassman Electric will move from 117 West Main to 1401 Santa Fe. The shop will close tomorrow and Monday for the move and reopen Tuesday. The new property, bought from Crawford Oil & Gas Reserves led by a Tulsa resident, was previously owned by the late Frank Young. The firm has operated on West Main for about ten years.
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Lassman Electrics
W. Main
Santa Fe
Robert L. Lassman
Lassman
Crawford Oil & Gas Reserves
Tulsa
Frank Young
West Main
Wiltse Reelected Head of Neosho Valley Creamery
Wiltse of Altoona was re elected president of the Neosho Valley Cooperative Creamery Assn for the year at the 24th annual meeting in Erie Gordon. Dale Howard Mound Valley and Clarence Westhoff Girard were elected to three year terms on the board. Attendance exceeded 700 as a tour of the creamery plant preceded a business session at the high school with reports from J E Mapes general manager and W O Riddle auditor analyst.
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Erie
Gordon Wiltse
Altoona
Neosho Valley Cooperative Creamery Assn
Dale Howard
Mound Valley
Clarence Westhoff
Girard
Howard
Fred Gilliland
Cherryvale
Westhoff
Raymond Schoenhofer
Walnut
J. E. Mapes
Association
W. O. Riddle
Consumers Cooperative Assn
Kansas City
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