Regents Seek Quick Pay Hike To Hold Top Faculty
Regents press for swift salary boosts to retain top university and college teachers in Kansas. Henry Bubb cites market price studies and AAUP ratings, proposing 12 percent raises for professors and associates, 5 percent for assistants and instructors, within an overall state college budget near 89 million dollars. Gov Anderson backs a lower path, while details show breakdowns for educational and general, auxiliary, and capital expenditures.
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Topeka
Kansas
Henry Bubb
Board of
Regents
John An
American Association of University Professors
University of Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
New Mexico
State College System
Anderson
Four held on weekend driving while intoxicated charges in Neosho county
Police logs show Carmen Cooley 23 Erie R 1 cited for driving while intoxicated open bottle and reckless driving after a one car crash at 7th and Lincoln about 12 45 a m Sunday. Cooley posted 175 bond. trial set for Thursday. Austin Taylor Wichita jailed then fined or 115 days. chose 115 days. J C Wilson Nowata motorist jailed for DWI and open bottle. bond 150. Robert Dale Simons Erie cited for drunkenness on a public highway. paid 15 fine plus 5 costs. Frank Ogle Chanute Iola jailed on non support warrant. Two non injury accidents reported in Chanute. rear and bridge collisions with minor damages.
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Neosho County
Carmen Cooley
Erie R. 1
Lincoln
Cooley
Santa Fe
Austin Taylor
Wichita
Highway Patrol
Erie
Taylor
Justice of the Peace Court
St. Paul
Nowata
Okla
J. C. Wilson
Wilson
S. Grant
7Th
Robert Dale Simons
Erie R
Chanute
George Neely
Frank Ogle
Iola
N. Steuben
Jim Baylor
Francis M. Wells
N. Garfield
Wells
Steuben
Baylor
Katy Park
Katy
A. B. Zillner
Cherrie Zillner
W. Mulberry
Chanute Lumber Co
Ray Barnhart
S. Malcolm
Iris Haller
S. Forest
Weekend vandalism and theft blotter reports
A Chanute area weekend blotter details several incidents. Gerald Braden reports damaged evergreen trees at 427 S Malcolm. Vera Johnson notes entry to 820 W Elm with only a box of light bulbs and a vase missing. Charles Muninger reports a windshield shattered by a rock filled ball from the 3rd Street underpass while driving. Santa Fe Park rest room flooding traced to stuffed drains and on water outlets. Regina Williamson reports a ladies wrist watch stolen from 1030 S Central. Dean Strack reports hay taken and burned from his barn, a short distance northwest of Chanute. The hay was dragged out and set afire. Strack extinguished it upon returning home.
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Gerald Braden
S. Malcolm
Vera Johnson
W. Elm
Charles Muninger
S. Lafayette
3Rd Street
Santa Fe Park
S. Central
Regina Williamson
Dean Strack
Chanute
Strack
Hoffa Trial Opens in Tennessee Courtroom Watch
In Chattanooga a heavy guard surrounds the federal district courtroom as James R. Hoffa's jury tampering trial opens. Judge Frank Wilson swears in the first 100 prospective jurors while preliminary motions may delay actual jury selection. The courtroom is full, with U.S. marshals inside and guards outside. Defense contests the sealing of juror lists, though the judge plans to publish names when selection begins.
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Chattanooga
Wilson
Briggs Collapses in Kansas House After Session Ends
Representative Charles N. Briggs of Fort Scott collapsed on the Kansas House floor after the session and was rushed by ambulance to Stor Mont Vail Hospital. He was dictating a letter when he slumped, later reported improved after oxygen and hospital care.
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Topeka
Charles N. Briggs
Fort Scott
Kansas House
Stormont Vail Hospital
Briggs
Finley Wins Tribune Tip Award For Water Break
Darrell Finley of 1221 S Grant repeats as last week’s $3 tip winner after calling in about a water supply line break at the city water tower on West 7th. The tower drained several hundred thousand gallons as the break spilled over the area. the tale appeared in the previous edition. The Tribune offers weekly tips awards for unusual happenings and human interest items.
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Darrell Finley
S. Grant
Finley
Tribune
Chanute
The
Traffic Fatalities Log From Topeka Kansas 1964 Update
Kansas traffic death log shows 29 fatalities in January 1964, with 19 deaths recorded for the comparable period in 1963. The AP report lists totals for 48 hours to 9 a.m. Monday, noting day-by-day figures and year-over-year comparisons.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather update for Kansas with mild temperatures
Area forecast calls for fair weather and little temperature change tonight then warmer Tuesday with lows around 30 and highs near 60. Temperatures across Kansas today ranged from near 50 in the east to 60 in the west after a cold front Sunday brought frosts to Goodland Hill City Hutchinson and Abilene to Pittsburg.
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Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
Pittsburg
Hill City
Hutchinson
Abilene
Russell
Lawrence
Kansas City
Tanganyika Troops Stage Brief Mutiny
Tanganyika soldiers mutinied demanding better pay and living conditions, briefly seizing about 30 British officers before returning to camp after President Julius Nyerere intervened. Reports mentioned beatings and looting by locals during the tense episode. About 50 U.S. government employees and Peace Corps volunteers were in Tanganyika, all reportedly safe according to the London embassy.
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Dar ES Salaam, Tanganyika
Tanganyika
Julius Nyerere
Neyeere
U.S
London
Tribune Phone Contact Here after 6 PM
If you cannot reach your Tribune, contact your carrier. If he is unavailable, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Klan Stirs Racial Foment In Atlanta Amid Protests
Seventy three people face trial in Atlanta Municipal Court after a weekend melee and protest at the city jail. Civil rights pressure rises as the Civil Rights Commission flags inevitable federal action to breach barriers, noting meager gains in minority employment and apprentice programs. Cross burnings in southeastern Louisiana target Negro voter registration.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Justice Department
Georgia Klan
Craig
Panama
Civil Rights Commission
Washington
District of Columbia
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Gas Tax Bill in Hopper to Increase Kansas Tax
AP says Kansas House sees a one cent gas tax bill by Rep. Lawrence Blythe with a plan to split revenue between the state highway department and county and city funds. A 1.5 cent proposal may follow Tuesday with up to ten sponsors. Blythe also seeks higher interest on inactive funds while Gov. Anderson backs a two percent rate. Rep. Grant Dohm seeks groceries tax exemption. The House adjourned until Tuesday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Lawrence Blythe
White City
Blythe
John Anderson
Grant Dohm
Dohm
House
Bank Staff In Promotions At First National Bank
The First National Bank announced three promotions after its annual stockholders meeting. Mahlon Morley to executive vice president Jim Benson to assistant vice president Neal McCoy becomes assistant cashier and farm representative Dale Painter re elected president. Directors re elected include R D Painter chair Morley secretary plus others. Bank assets rose about 550000 in 1963 mainly from deposits.
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First National Bank
Mahlon Morley
Jim Benson
Neal McCoy
Benton
Dale Painter
C. A. Wood
Lou Lucas
Edna Weber
R. D. Painter
John Painter
Robert L. Briley
James F. Cooper
A. F. Leverenz
B. M. Dunham
C. W. Greene
E. E. Lofgren
Morley
Solemn Mass Honors Kennedy in Boston Cathedral
In a pontifical Requiem Mass at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross Boston Cardinal Cushing led the service for John F Kennedy. Mozart's Requiem in D minor was performed by the Boston Symphony and a 180voice choir. Mrs Kennedy praised the Mass as magnificent while Kennedy's mother attended among 1800 guests with Protestant ministers and Jewish rabbis present.
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Boston
John F. Kennedy
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Mozart
Boston Symphony
Cardinal Cushing
Kennedy
Yale Psychologist Testifies Ruby Lacks Full Mental Capacity
Dr. Roy Schafer of Yale testified that Jack Ruby shows impaired brain functioning and should undergo thorough examination. He said he evaluated Ruby for nine and a half hours in late December as part of bond defense efforts, arguing Ruby could not tell right from wrong. The testimony supported defense claims of diminished responsibility in the Oswald shooting on November 24.
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Atty
Melvin Belli
Ruby
Oswald
Kennedy
J.D. Tippit
John Connally
Texas
Dist
Joe B. Brown
Schafer
Ferguson Hat Joins Others In GOP Ring
Atty. Gen. William M. Ferguson announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor at a noon luncheon in Wellington. He urged states to solve problems locally and end federal handouts while proposing offsetting costs through program reductions. He said the governor race is not a stepping stone to Washington.
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Ferguson Hat
Wellington
Kan
Atty
William M. Ferguson
Ferguson
Washington
Army Lists Five Dead in U S Helicopter Crashes
Five U S helicopter crewmen were killed in two crashes near Can Tho and during a UH-1B loss after Viet Cong fire. The fallen include Pfc Love T Christmas of Jacksonville Fla and Lt Charles M Hasper of Fort Madison Iowa, with crew members CWO William H House Pfc Raymond R Flynn and Pfc Gover K Olson. The number of Americans killed in action rises to 100.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
U.S. Army
Pfc
Love T. Christmas
Jacksonville
Fla
Can Tho
Charles M. Hasper
Fort Madison
Iowa
Physician Frank D. Dickson Dies at 81 in Kansas City
Dr. Frank D. Dickson, 81, author of books and about 50 articles on bone surgery, died Sunday eight days after lung removal surgery. He practiced in Kansas City since 1916 and earlier worked with Dr. Gwilym Davis of Philadelphia, a bone surgery leader, from 1912 through 1916.
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Kansas City
Frank D. Dickson
Gwilym Davis
Philadelphia
Intercepted Letter Reflects Tax Fears On Oats
A brief line notes that Old Dobbin never worried about oats taxes, suggesting concerns about tax policy for grain. The snippet hints at fiscal pressures on farmers and legislators, with a colloquial tone implying rural anxiety over agricultural taxation.
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Dobbin
Air Pollution Tied as Main Lung Cancer Cause by German Scientist
Prof Reinhard Poche of the Duesseldorf Medical Academy says a forthcoming study based on 1229 lung cancer cases from seven institutes and 26 000 autopsy reports finds air pollution likely surpasses smoking as the key cause. He notes higher rates among traffic-exposed workers and drivers, with office workers showing lower exposure. He is a non smoker.
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Duesseldorf
Germany
Reinhard Poche
Duesseldorf Medical Academy
Rumr
North Rhine Westphalia
Poche
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