Kansas urged to send uncommitted GOP delegation
Gov. John Anderson and Sen. Frank Carlson backed an uncommitted Kansas delegation to the next Republican National Convention. The panel on Kansas Day included Rep. Ellsworth and Reps. Dole Avery Shriver, plus Sen. Pearson. Avery said Goldwater still leads but less strongly in Kansas. Shriver avoided a forecast.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Anderson
Carlson
Robert Ellsworth
James B. Pearson
William H. Avery
Bob Dole
Garner Shriver
Carl Sissking
Wibw TV
Avery
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
GOP
Goldwater
Shriver
Pearson
Rockefeller
Scranton
Johnson
Kennedy
Seek Funds To Beautify Business Area
An open letter from Chanute Chamber of Commerce women’s committee seeks community support for a city beautification project. They plan to buy 50 planters at 12.50 each to mount on parking meters, sampling public reception over six weeks. Contributions may be mailed to the Women’s Committee Box 351.
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Chanute
Chamber of Commerce Women’s Committee
E. Ma
Howard Wilson
Women’s Committee
Five Cent Stamp In Memory of JFK
Washington AP reports a five cent stamp to honor President John F Kennedy on his 47th birthday May 29. Postmaster General John A. Gro nouski announced the plan and said the president's widow selected the date and will choose the design.
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Washington
John ™. Kennedy
John A. Gronouski
Tillotson Elected President of Kansas Day Club
State Rep. J. C. Tillotson of Norton was elected Wednesday as president of the Kansas Day Club at its annual meeting in Topeka. He will succeed Don Schnacke. Burlington’s Mrs. Fred Curtiss was elected vice president and Clyde N. Christy of Topeka was reelected secretary treasurer.
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Topeka
J. C. Tillotson
R-Norton
Kansas Day Club
Don Schnacke
Fred Curtiss
Burlington
Clyde N. Christy
200 Books Received
The Tribune received the first 200 copies of The Torch Is Passed about John F. Kennedy and will mail them to the first 200 orders. A further shipment is due soon. Orders are invited with a $2 price including postage. Delivery will occur later.
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John F. Kennedy
The
Tribune
State Senate Hopper Gets Key Finance Bill
TOPEKA AP The key bill to finance the state through 1965 was introduced in the Kansas Senate and may reach a vote Monday It delays a portion of the sales tax residue totaling 12 5 million to be distributed in September 1965 and April 1966 with a permanent change to retain the delay The measure also transfers 4 million to the general fund to cover a low point and pairs with contemplated cigarette and liquor tax increases to fund a 421 million program Gov John Anderson backs the plan while leaders caution against restoring the June distribution and warn against massing funds in one year The bill preserves current school aid payments with only increases to cover larger enrollments
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Topeka
State Senate
Public Welfare Committee
Glee Smith
R-Larned
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
John Anderson
Paul Wunsch
R-Kingman
Wunsch
Ray Coder Seeks Neosho County Commissioner Seat
Ray M. Coder announced his candidacy for Neosho County Commissioner, third district, pending Republican voters in the August primary. A lifetime Republican raised in Urbana, he served in World War I, earned an AB from Baker University, and built a career in telegraph operations, real estate, insurance, and refining. He and his wife Vera live at 417 West 7th with their son Nelson, daughter Catherine, and three grandchildren, and he is a Methodist, American Legion member, and country club amateur.
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Ray M. Coder
Neosho County
Coder
Urbana
Baker University
Ray
Vera
W. 7Th
Nelson
Catherine
The
Methodist Church
American Legion
Country Club
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Area
Kansas traffic death log for the 24 hours ending 9 a.m. Thursday records 45 fatalities for January 1964, compared with 45 in the same period of 1963 and 23 in 1963. The report lists fatalities by time and location within Topeka and surrounding roads.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather forecast for area with changing clouds and rain
AREA FORECAST Mostly cloudy with intermittent rain or drizzle tonight decreasing cloudiness Friday afternoon warmer tonight otherwise little change in temperatures through Friday high Friday around 50 low tonight 35 40 The report notes trace precipitation today and yesterday and 1 p.m. relative humidity data.
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Déidaniastuis
Weather forecast for Kansas cooler through Friday
TOPEKA AP reports partly cloudy skies and cooler highs across Kansas through Friday. Wednesday highs ranged from 48 at Chanute to 59 at Wamego and Hill City with early lows from 14 at Manhattan to 36 at Pittsburg.
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Topeka
Kansas
Chanute
Wamego
Hill City
Manhattan
Pittsburg
Sgt Alvin York In Semi Coma
Jamestown Tenn AP reports Sgt Alvin York, 76, lies in a semi coma in a hospital. His physician says he needs body fluids but his life is not in danger. York was rushed Wednesday from Pall Mall mountain home and has been hospitalized seven times in 18 months.
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Jamestown, Tenn
Alvin York
York
Pall Mall
Tucker May Face Questions In Senate Probe
Washington AP Francis Law a local attorney and Tucker law partner Ernes Tucker were called for questioning by the Senate Rules Committee amid an inquiry into ex Senator Baker and associates. The probe centers on outside business dealings potential conflicts of interest involving Baker who resigned as secretary to the Senate Democratic majority.
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Washington
Ernest Tucker
Senate
Robert G. Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Francis Law
Baker
Robert F. Thompson
Texas
Tucker
Serv-U Corp
Serv-U
Law
Moths Needed to Test Materials in Manchester
In Manchester the Chamber of Commerce textile testing house requests 200000 moths of the cloth chewing variety to test samples claimed mothproof. The request aims to assess actual moth resistance of these materials.
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Manchester
England
Chamber of Commerce
Ranger 6 Rockets Toward the Moon
Ranger 6 blasted from Cape Kennedy aboard an Atlas Agena to begin a 66 hour 230000 mile mission. The craft aims to photograph the lunar surface with over 3000 images and relay them in a ten minute burst before crashing on the moon. Tracking stations in Johannesburg and Woomera monitored progress amid some radio delays. The mission seeks to help identify lunar landing areas for future Apollo voyages later in the decade. An expected course check and trajectory burn is planned for Goldstone California to adjust for path accuracy.
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Moon
Goldstone
Calif
Its Up to Soviet For Next Move In Plane Dispute
Washington says the next move in the U S Soviet dispute over a U S training jet downed in East Germany rests with Moscow The U S demands access to the wreckage and bodies and punishment for those responsible The Soviet note accuses a U S flight of provocation and says the shooting was deliberate The State Department says Soviet response is awaited and U S officials will decide on further steps.
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State Department
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East Germany
U.S
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West
William Tyler
Georgi M. Kornienko
Kornienko
Potsdam
Barents Sea
United States
Crash Injures Erie Woman
Mrs. Sidney Linscott 69 of Erie suffered a rib fracture in a traffic crash near the US 59 and K108 junction and was admitted to Labette County Medical Center in Parsons. The Kyle car left east and the Reinhardt car northbound. damages were $400 and $700 respectively. Sheriff investigators reported no serious injuries to the Reinhardt party.
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Erie
Sidney Linscott
Labette County Medical Center
Parsons
P. W. Kyle
Sheriff's Office
Kyle
Lou Reinhardt
Erie R. 1
Reinhardt
Janis
Ralph Reinhardt
George Neely
Don Harding
Santa Fe Reports $67.5 Million Net
TOPEKA AP Santa Fe railroad reports a net income of 67.5 million for 1963 down from 70.6 million in 1962 as credit adjustments to prior year federal income taxes reduced earnings. Earnings per share after contingents and preferred dividends stood at 2.52, versus 2.65 a year ago.
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Topeka
Santa Fe Railroad Today
Ernest S. Marsh
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Reveals Campaign Promises
A newspaper note highlights that many candidates running for various offices promise many things yet no firm pledge to bring moisture back soon. The fragment hints at water issues and political debate without specific names or dates.
Swift coup puts Khanh in control of Saigon
Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh, 37, seizes power in a bloodless coup dissolving the junta and forming a new Revolutionary Military Committee. Four top generals are jailed amid plots with France to neutralize Viet Nam. Minh’s fate unclear as U.S. officials warn the move may hinder the war effort.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
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U.S
Khanh
France
South
Charles de Gaulle
Duong van Minh
Ngo Dinh Diem
Minh
Saigon Radio
Revolutionary Military Committee
Junta
Tran van Don
Armed Forces
le van Kim
de Gaulle
Paul D. Harkins
Ranger 6 Moon Shot Facts and Figures
Cape Kennedy Florida AP reports the Ranger 6 moon shot facts. Launch is at 10:49 a m EST Thursday with an expected moon impact about 4:30 a m Sunday. Purpose to photograph the moon and relay over 3000 pictures to earth. Weight 804 pounds with six television cameras. Booster Atlas Agena rocket. Technique launches payload from a satellite in earth orbit.
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Moon
Earth
Debate Begins In Senate On Tax Cut Bill
The Senate opens debate on the 11.6 billion tax cut measure with administration leaders confident of passage late next week. Key provisions are expected to survive amid floor fights. Treasury tables show four person families with itemized returns would save 82, 159, 287, or 5542 dollars depending on income.
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Washington
Senate
Treasury
Mardi Gras Season Begins In Mobile Alabama
Mobile is prepping for the Mardi Gras season as mask paraders take to the streets tonight marking the start of celebrations in the city.
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Mobile
Ala
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