Kennedy Eyes Healthier Economy and Steel Talks
President Kennedy said the U S economy is healthier than skeptics expect and urged Congress to pass measures to sustain growth. He pushed steel negotiators to renew talks by next Wednesday to avert a strike, noting February unemployment at a 19 month low and profits at record highs. He emphasized action over speed and urged legislation on medical care for the aged and other steps to counter future downturns.
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Washington
Kennedy
U. S
Congress
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
Chanute Considers Structures as Potential Fallout Shelters
Local officials evaluate several Chanute buildings for public fallout shelter use under a federal survey. Inspectors mark suitable areas with shelter signs and plan follow ups with owners to approve public access and necessary modifications.
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R. J. Hayes
Brink and Dunwoody
Aplola
Hayes
Ers
Dave Evans
Adventure Line to Move Plant to Parsons Amid Mud Delays
C C John, president of Adventure Line Manufacturing, says mud and growth push led to relocating to Parsons. Parsons plans $80,000 revenue bonds to buy and lease existing buildings, enabling a doubling of production space. The firm, maker of truck coaches and other products, has operated in Olathe since 1959 with about 40 employees.
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Clathe
Kan
C. C. John
Adventure Line Manufacturing Co
Parsons
Adventure Line
Kansas
Civil Defense Administration
Olathe
John
Weather report from Topeka shows cloudy skies and cool temps
The forecast notes cloudy conditions across Kansas with moderate today and a moving storm. Low temperatures range from about 20 to 35, with highs near 50 in the southeast and a warming trend in western Kansas expected Friday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Nebraska
Weather Bureau
Body Found as Man Hides Stolen Body in Car Trunk
Bill Tanner alerted police after seeing a man place a body in a car trunk and drive off. Officers stopped the vehicle and found a live person in the trunk. A garage mechanic had been listening for a squeak while a coworker drove the car.
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Miami
Fla
Bill Tanner
State Local Bonded Debt Drops in 1961 Report
A Kansas bond report shows state and local governments held $69,634,800 in bonded debt in 1961, down $13 million from 1960 and 16 percent lower, the League of Kansas Municipalities said. It marks the lowest total on file with the state auditor since 1956, covering city and county obligations.
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Topeka
League of Kansas Municipalities
City and County Bond Totals Show Declines and Increases
Statewide bond data show declines in city bonds by 3.4 million and county bonds by 2.1 million, with city bonds totaling 35,008,748 and county bonds 5,576,769. School districts hold 22,997,946 in bonds for buildings and repairs, while other districts and districts face no fund warrants totaling hundreds of thousands under state authority.
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State of Kansas
State Board of Tax Appeals
Fire Destroys Bible Baptist Church at Fredonia
Mrs. Jack Noah of Altoona reported to The Tribune that the Bible Baptist church at Fredonia and its contents were destroyed by fire this morning. The blaze spread to the adjacent parsonage damaging the roof before being extinguished.
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Bible Baptist Church
Fredonia
Jack Noah
Altoona
The
Tribune
Hearing Date Set for Topeka Maintenance Worker
TOPEKA AP Walter Kuiken state Civil Service director announced a hearing on March 15 for Jacinto Pineda a highway maintenance repairman in Topeka who was discharged effective February 20.
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Topeka
Walter Kuiken
State Civil Service
Jacinto Pineda
First Lady Departs for India and Pakistan Visit
Kennedy drives to airport to bid his wife farewell on a 15000 mile trip for a semi official visit to India and Pakistan.
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Washington
Kennedy
India
Pakistan
Nixon nominates Wesley E. Brown to Kansas federal bench
Kennedy nominates Wesley E. Brown of Hutchinson Kansas for the U S district court seat in Kansas to replace Judge Delmas C Hill elevated to the circuit court. Brown 54 a Democrat and Wichita district referee in bankruptcy is a Kansas native and KU and Kansas City School of Law graduate formerly Reno County attorney.
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Kennedy
Wesley E. Brown
Hutchinson
Kas
Kansas
Brown
Federal District Court
Wichita
Delmas C. Hill
U. S. Circuit Court
University of Kansas
Kansas City School of Law
Reno County
Traffic Fatalities Topeka Traffic Death Log 1962-73
Topeka reports traffic death totals for 24 hours to 9 am Thursday in March with figures from 1962 to 1973 and a comparable 1961 period. The log lists changes in fatalities over the period for the Kansas city.
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Topeka
Kansas
Bond Election Planned in Columbus for City Water System
Columbus Kansas voters will decide April 3 on a $45 000 revenue bond issue to finance city water system improvements and related projects.
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Columbus, Kas
Worst Tempest in East Death Toll Tops 35
The storm blamed as the worst East Coast tempest since 1954 caused extensive damage from Miami Beach to Virginia with hundreds of millions in losses. At least 35 dead and many missing as high tides flooded hotels and streets along Collins Avenue and the New Jersey coast. Federal aid requests moved forward as governors pleaded for disaster declarations. The Red Cross sheltered thousands and emergency crews worked through widespread outages and flooding across Maryland Delaware Virginia and North Carolina. The Gem tanker and other shipping routes suffered severe disruption while National Guard and civil defense teams aided rescue and recovery efforts.
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Tuberculosis skin tests find twenty six positive reactions
Twenty six positive reactions were revealed in the first reading of tuberculin skin tests given to Neosho County school personnel and students this week. 14 were adults and 12 students. Further tests will determine any active cases, with follow up at the tuberculosis hospital.
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Jeanne Grubbs
Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Assn
Topeka
Chanute
Earlton
Hillcrest
Wichita Man Killed as Loader Flips at Oil Hill Plant
An AP report says Walter Deerman, 63, of Wichita died when a high loader he operated overturned at a concrete plant near Oil Hill on Wednesday.
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Wichita
Walter Deerman
Oil Hill
Pay TV Trials Upheld by Court of Appeals
U S Court of Appeals upholds FCC authority to permit trial pay television systems. Judge Edgerton says Congress empowered the commission to experiment with subscription programming to determine public interest outcomes. Hartford and New Haven groups opposed the plan, while RKO and Zenith outline ongoing and future trial commitments.
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New York
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Conn
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Edgerton
Chicago
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Burglars Target Galesburg High School Again
Undersheriff says the break in last night at Galesburg High School yielded only a transistor radio from administrator Darrell Little’s office. Thieves pried open two desk drawers and forced entry through a gym door, also searching the kitchen and missing minimal cash.
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Galesburg
Galesburg High School
Lester Marts
Darrell Little
Little
Marts
Polio Type III Oral Vaccine Awaiting Approval
Washington sources say licensing of Sabin Type III oral polio vaccine is expected soon but timing for general use remains uncertain. Public Health Service continues to urge Salk injectable polio vaccine while awaiting all three types for broad deployment. A technical subcommittee met in Atlanta to draft recommendations to guide future use.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Atlanta
Weidmann Charged in Ottawa Tire Theft Ring
John H. Weidmann owner of an Ottawa tire firm faces 10 counts of receiving stolen property in a tire theft ring probe. County Attorney Don White ties Weidmann to Orville Burroughs, with two stolen tires found on a city road grader. White notes over 50 tires were involved, and Weidmann bonded at $1,000 after arraignment.
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Ottawa
John H. Weidmann
Don White
Weidmann
Orville K. Burroughs
Garnett
Highway Department
White
Franklin County Civil Defense
Burroughs
Joplin Supermarket Theft Hearing Delayed to March 14
The preliminary hearing for Leonard Lee Crego 24 of Kansas City on $2800 supermarket theft charges in Joplin is postponed to March 14. Authorities say two men robbed the downtown market December 30 after forcing into the home of assistant manager Loren Wilson and held Wilson his wife and three daughters for about 90 minutes before releasing them.
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