Area Forecast For Kansas Showers To Snow By Saturday
The area forecast notes a few showers turning colder with snow early Saturday, ending by noon, and continued cloudiness. It cites current month rainfall totals, forecasts of colder nights with lows 15 to 20 in the northwest and near 30 southeast, and snow shifting across the state with a new cold front. Major rainfall reports include Independence 0.87, Fort Scott 0.83, Chanute 0.71, Ottawa 0.50 inches.
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Kansas
Weather Bureau
Associated Press
Topeka
Independence
Fredonia
Fort Scott
Waverly
LaCygne
Eureka
Chanute
Burlington
Ottawa
Olathe
State's Attorney Clears Funds For Kansas State University
TOPEKA AP Atty Gen Robert C Sonderholm cleared the way for the state to spend emergency funds at Kansas State University after an auditorium fire Gov Avery sought the opinion The Board of Regents met for a full report on the loss Sen Charles Arthur said university officials warned it could reach up to 300 dollars?
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Topeka
Robert C. Sonderholm
Kansas State University
William H. Avery
Board of Regents
Charles Arthur
Manhattan
Regents OK KSU Request For Auditorium Replacement
The Kansas Board of Regents approved a request for 2,867,800 to build a new auditorium at Kansas State University after a fire destroyed the existing facility last Friday. They plan to seek general fund appropriations rather than using an emergency or building fund, and would relocate classrooms and offices to the athletic stadium as needed.
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Topeka
Board of Regents
Kansas State University
James A. McCain
Regents
Avery
Sonderholm
Neal Kimble Killed in Head-On Collision Near Caney
Neal L Kimble 31 of Independence died in a head on crash seven miles north of Caney on US 75 around 4 am. A Sedan woman Betty McNew 35 also died. Eleanor C Magby 21 was injured and taken to a Tulsa hospital. Fog suspected. Kimble previously lived in Chanute and Parsons. funeral by Johnson Mortuary.
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Neal L. Kimble
Chester L. Kimble
S. Central
Caney
Hutchinson
Kimble
Independence
Betty McNew
Eleanor C. Magby
Tulsa
Kansas Senate duo shares railroad roots and apartment life
In Topeka Kansas Senators Theo Saar Jr and Wade Ferguson, both engineers from districts one and two, sit side by side and share an apartment during the session. They have 78 years combined railroad experience, Ferguson with 46 years starting in 1907 and Saar since 1936, including wartime service. They describe passenger trains as preferable for speed, schedule, and shorter trips, and both continue to log many hours outside the chamber. Ferguson retired from the railroad in 1953 and Saar still works seven days a week when the legislature is not in session.
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Topeka
Senate
Theo D
Ted) Saar, Jr
Pittsburg
Kansas
Wade M. Ferguson
Parsons
Sen
Ferguson
Wilson
Neosho
Labette
Saar
Crawford
Cherokee
Kansas City Southern
F. O. Doty
Doty
Cattle rustling mystery solved by owner confession
A white face cow found butchered near Village Creek led Sheriff George Neely to an investigation that traced ownership. John Niver of Chanute admitted buying the ill cow near Humboldt and killing it for dog feed after hearing of the inquiry. The ear markings confirmed the cattle as registered and valued about 200 dollars.
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Village Creek
George Neely
Neely
John Niver
Chanute
Niver
Humboldt
Walker Loses British Race
London AP reports Foreign Secretary Patrick Gordon Walker resigned after a humiliating defeat in a special election. Prime Minister Harold Wilson expected to lead the Foreign Office temporarily as Denis Healey may take over after presenting a defense policy White Paper on February 16. Labor's margin in the House of Commons narrows to three votes.
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London
Patrick Gordon Walker
Harold Wilson
Foreign Office
Gordon Walker
Laborites
Denis Healey
House of Commons
Healey
Labor Party
McNamara Runs the Show Says Top Defense Chief
Washington AP interview on Secretary McNamara marks his fourth anniversary at the Pentagon. He asserts control over strategy shifting away from massive nuclear retaliation toward flexible responses, with five year budgeting, centralization, base closures, and broader reorganizations of the National Guard and Reserves, while delaying costly programs.
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Associated Press
Pentagon
Goodland Vocational Unit Impresses Visiting Solons
Kansas House Ways and Means Committee members praised the Northwest Kansas Vocational Technical Training School in Goodland during a Thursday tour. Director George Lyon said near 400 students would enroll in year one and expect many more applications next year. The group also eyed satellite schools at Hill City and Ulysses under the Goodland program. The 20 member committee flew in a Kansas National Guard plane, visiting Norton before returning to Topeka.
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Hill City
Goodland
Pittsburg
Goodland, Kan
Kansas House
Ways and Means
Northwest Kansas Vocational Technical Training School
Goodland School
George Lyon
State Vocational Board
Ulysses
Weskan
John Conard
Greensburg
Kansas National Guard
J. C. Tillotson
Norton
Topeka
Quiet Night For Churchill
London AP reports Sir Winston Churchill had a quiet night with no change in his condition. Lord Moran issued a midday bulletin noting no improvement and promising another bulletin tonight. This marks the 16th bulletin since Churchill suffered a stroke last Friday.
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London
Sir Winston Churchill
Lord Moran
Winston
Churchill
Tribune Contact Number Advisory
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone, contact your carrier for assistance. If the person is unavailable after 6 p.m., dial HE 1-3400 for further help.
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Cat Haunts New Library in Anchorage School
ANCHORAGE Alaska AP Sand Lake elementary school opens a new library and multipurpose room but a black cat hides inside a wall for a week. Principal Gordon Parker and staff trapped it with bait but the cat remains unseen, scaring teachers and delaying use of the room. The cat jumped into an 18 by 18 inch inspection hole during construction and has evaded capture, prompting fears of offspring if it is pregnant.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Sand Lake
Gordon Parker
State Fish and Game Department
Parker
Minor Injuries From Oasis Road Collision Near City
Frank M. Dexter, 44, of 118 S. Kansas, suffered a cut above his eye and minor injuries after a 1 a.m. collision with a 1955 Mack truck on Oasis road junction with US 169, three-tenths of a mile north of the city. Dexter was treated at Neosho Memorial Hospital and released. The truck, owned by Empire Truck Rental of Tulsa, sustained $300 damage. Dexter's 1953 Mercury $200. An electric pole was broken and workers cleared the line. truck driver Benjamin T. Foster Jr., 31, of Lola was uninjured. Troopers, police, and sheriff's officials assisted.
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S. Kansas
Oasis Road
Neosho Memorial Hospital
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Mack
Dexter
Benjamin T. Foster Jr
Lola
Empire Truck Rental
Tulsa
Sheriff's Office
Traffic Fatalities Log For January 23 1965
Topeka Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hours ending 9 am Friday January 23 1965. Comparable period for 1964 shows 36 fatalities.
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Topeka
Kansas
Car Plows Through Ansonia House in Severe Crash
In Ansonia Connecticut Marie Hampey heard a crash as a car sped into her home. The vehicle driven by 41 year old Zena Fasciano rolled through the front and back doors, living room and bedroom, ending on the kitchen. A passenger Jean Sovinski, 34, and Fasciano sustained minor injuries. Hampey was unhurt.
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Ansonia, Conn
Marie Hampey
Zena Fasciano
Hampey
Fasciano
Jean Sovinski
Bliss Named National GOP Chairman to Harmonize Party
The Republican National Committee unanimously elected Ohio's Ray Bliss as national chairman to succeed Dean Burch, effective April 1, in a Goldwater brokered compromise aimed at unifying the party. Goldwater’s endorsement sought to quiet a rift between progressives and conservatives after the November defeat. Nixon said the move dodged a major third party threat since 1912.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
Ohio
Ray Bliss
Dean Burch
Burch
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Teddy Roosevelt
Bull Moose Party
Action Promised After Cadet Cheating Probe at Air Force Academy
Air Force Academy officials pledged prompt action as four cadets resigned amid an investigation into possible cheating on exams. An internal committee chaired by Maj. Gen. Robert H. Warren is examining violations of the cadet honor code, with violators facing court martial and potential removal as cadets. Readiness and privileges are restricted for those involved while the 2,700 cadets continue normal duties, in a historically rare investigation at the academy near Colorado Springs.
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AIR Force Academy
Colo
Robert H. Warren
Richard Haney
Academy
Haney
Intercepted Note on GOP Unity and Quarrel Risk
An intercepted letter argues that Republican unity would deprive observers of the party’s familiar infighting, suggesting the absence of bickering could dampen public interest and political drama. The author contrasts unity with ongoing factional strife, implying strategic implications for party dynamics.
Square Dancing Gains Young Interest At City Recreation
Square dancing proved attractive as a mid winter pastime for grade schoolers yesterday. A program for a maximum of 64 youngsters was set up by the recreation commission. The first day turnout was 203. Two Saturday sessions are now planned for a six week period with 1:30 and 3:00 slots.
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Recreation Commission
Martin Rotunno
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