Board Rules Curb Far-Flung Jaco Athletes In Kansas
Kansas Board of Education tentatively approves a rule to limit athletic recruitment from outside a 40 to 60 mile commuting area for junior colleges. The policy ties disproportionate scholarship resources to program weakness and cites possible amendments after public reaction. Nine of 14 colleges have approved. five oppose or withhold approval.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Board of Education
Kansas Junior College Association
Adel F. Throckmorton
Throckmorton
Garden City
Dodge City
Arkansas City
Coffeyville
Pratt
Galemore Family Relocates to Chanute Residence
John Galemore and his wife Elsie move with their four children to 307 S Lafayette Chanute. He leaves Pittsburg after 42 years with Schultz real estate and insurance agency and previously lived in Lola for a short period.
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John Galemore
Schultz Real Estate and Insurance Agency
Chanute
Elsie
S. Lafayette
Galemore
Pittsburg
Lola
Samuel L. Foster
Leo Foster
R. 1. Thayer
Air Defense Command
ADC
Robert M. Lee
Foster
Pittsburg State College
Beverly
Penny
Patricia
Samuel Ili
Laura
United States Air Force
4638Th
Air Force
Cattle and Poultry Prices Tighten in Kansas City Markets
Kansas City AP reports mixed cattle hog and egg prices with large eggs at 28 cents, medium 28, small 20, wholesale eggs steady. Cattle steady to weak with good and choice steers 24.00 26.00, heifers 23.50 24.65. hogs uneven and mostly lower, lambs steady at 17.00. Obituary notes: S. G. Samuelson death announced. survivors listed. funeral planned in Humboldt.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Livestock
S. G. Samuelson
Emma Koenig
S. Ashby
Chicago
Neoshe Memorial Hospital
AT & T
Amos Laura Koenig Samuelson
Anaconda
Nutter
Yates Center
Atchison
Richard Barnard
Oklahoma City
Highland
Willard Beth Steel
N. Grant
Donald Mallory
W. 3Rd
Sarah
Nannie) Higgins Chrysler
Henry Schmidt
Nannie) Higgins
N. Franklin
Mel 80
Corpus Christi
Tex
Dow Chem
Burdett
S. Steuben
Humboldt
du Pont
Fred Culbertson
Eric
Gamble Sk
Ida Stevens
W. Main
John Elliott
Wil- New Point
Ind
Hum- Gen Motors
Liam Staggs
S. Malcolm
Boldt
Int
Truman Lovett
N. Forest
Manson Ch
Mont Ward
Methodist Church
Charles M. Higgins
Peuney IC
Phill
Proct
Letha Thomas
RCA
William H. Higgins
Kirby
St Joe
Wyo
Ira E. Kelley
Sears Rock
Bakersfield
Calif
O. T. Kelley
Sinclair
Wheaton
Socony
Spen Chem
Johnson Funeral Home
Sperry Rd
Lloyd E. Webber Ltd Oil NJ
Baptist Church
Hamlin
US Steel
Soee
LD Repony
Mount Hope Ed
Daily Transcript Chicago Grain Market Summary
AP notes no sales of wheat corn oats or soybeans in Chicago. Wheat closed higher by about one percent with March at 2.064. Barley misquoted. Kansas City reports mixed results with wheat 2.09 for No 2 hard and dark hard and corn 1.37 for No 2 white. Soybeans range 2.40 to 2.46 in Kansas City. Continuous price moves and car counts listed for commodities.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Kansas City Cash
Kansas City (Ap
Shorts
The Sin of Greed and Progress in Modern Times
A column discusses progress and its moral costs, citing greed as a universal vice. It compares family rivalries, colonial power dynamics, and biblical laws on coveting, linking personal desire to broader political consequences. The piece references Exodus and Mark as guiding texts and notes colonial greed fuels conflict and democracy’s challenges.
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United States
Middle East
Donesia
Isle
Briefs Highlight Local Losses, Events and Military Honors
Lewis King reported losing a billfold likely near a cafe with chauffeur license and papers. Fairfield Grange sets a 7 p.m. meeting with an 8 p.m. film on Communist En circle 1961 by Dr. Dwight Blackwood. Various club activities, visits, and military mentions include a submarine patrol, ADC commendation for Sgt Samuel Foster, and St Patrick's Banquet on March 18 with price details.
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Lewis King
N. Highland
King
Fairfield Grange
Dwight Blackwood
Royster Racket earns second in statewide judging
The Royster Racket at Royster Junior High earned a second place rating in the duplicated newspaper division for schools with enrollment under 700 in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association contest. Kansas had ten firsts and four seconds. World of Topeka High won the top medalist rating.
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Royster
Royster Junior High
Columbia Scholastic Press Assn
Associated Press
New York
Kansas
Sharon Hotchkiss
Margaret Greer
Topeka High School
Wall Street mixed late afternoon as volume dips
The New York market showed mixed trading with moderate activity. Volume reached about 3.2 million shares, slightly below Thursday, and most key stocks moved only fractions. Government bonds were mixed while corporate issues edged higher.
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New York
U.S
Egg and cream product pricing and consignments
Listing of eggs by grade with prices for extra large large medium and B grade, each at 26 26 24 and per unit. Receipts and cream varieties priced around 24 557 per unit. Also notes hogs hides and weights with 10e per pound under 30 lbs and 3 dollars per item over 30 lbs.
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Aebaaghauckssome Coro Tsnk
Local Admissions and Dismissals List From Yates Center Area
Admissions today include Ricky Edwards Humboldt medical Liza Lopez 1321 S Forest medical Mrs Henry Treloggen 1220 W 3rd medical Mrs George Beach Walnut medical Mrs Leroy Phillips 1111 S Evergreen medical Mrs Rollin Hutton 214 S Kansas medical Dismissals include Wilbur Moffat 124 S Kansas Mrs Robert Coyne and daughter 8092 S Santa Fe Mrs Roy Anderson R 2 Mrs Donald Elliott Yates Center Amos Nutter Yates Center Francis Nourse 616 S Evergreen Mrs Marion Trent 215 S Lafayette Mrs Kenneth Bockover and daughter 310 E 15th Mrs Mel Burdett 11 S Steuben Mrs Julius Frederick 2103 S Santa Fe Traffic citation Police Fred Wendein 91% S Highland parking In no parking zone $2 bond Fire run 2:05 p m false alarm Telephone call reported garage fire at 722 S Highland.
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Winnie Johnson
Yates Center
Francis Stich
Earlton
Ralph Garvin
W. Elm
Ricky Edwards
Humboldt
Liza ‘Lopez
S. Forest
Henry Treloggen
George Beach
Walnut
Leroy Phillips
S. Evergreen
Rollin Hutton
S. Kansas
Wilbur Moffatt
Robert Coyne
S. Santa Fe
Roy Anderson
Donald Elliott
Amos Nutter
Francis Nourse
Marion Trent
S. Lafayette
Kenneth Bockover
E. 15Th
Mel Burdett
S. Steuben
Julius Frederick
Boy Starts Fire In Jail Cell In Goodland Kansas
A 15 year old inmate awaiting transfer to a Topeka state school started a fire in his Sherman County jail cell Thursday night. He was overcome by smoke after lighting magazines and a mattress and was hospitalized then moved to Thomas County jail in Colby. His name is withheld due to age. He was arrested for forging his father's name on a check.
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Goodland
Kan
State Correctional School
Topeka
Sherman County
Thomas County
Colby
Humboldt group meetings highlight activity in Lawton circle
Humboldt gatherings feature election of officers and delegates for state convention. AM chapter hosts Reciprocity luncheon in April. various clubs report on Cottey College funds and international peace. Brownie Troop and American Legion events mark a busy period with birthdays and hospital illness notes.
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Anna
Stout
Myrtle Johnson
Stella Adams
Mary Smith
R. W. Blattner
AM Chapter
PEO
H. K. Johnsson
A. J. Trueblood
Humboldt Methodist Church
D. A. Woods
Cottey College
Education and Loan Fund
W. L. Drake
International Peace Scholarship Fund
E. J. Nord
Gerald McCall
Gene Taylor
W. S. Scott
D. S. Woods
Clyde Snender
H. K. Johnson
Nord
McCall
McPherson
Erie Area Community Notes Doings and Appointments
Erie society items report Marvin Knetzer visiting, meetings hosted by Mrs. Belt and Mrs. Wood, and a Neosho County Young Democrats session at the American Legion hall. Kenneth Killough and Donald Janssen linked to local schools, with family visits, student activities, and a KU Week event noted.
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Erie
Marvin Knetzer
E. R. Belt
Sam Home
Wood
Oliver Killough
Walnut
John Bass
F. A. Newell
Kenneth Killough
Harry Hunt
Robert Crable
Labette Coun
Woodly
Richard Rock
Arkansas City
American Legion Hal
Carrol C. Cobble
Rock
Young Democrats
Parsons Junior College
Donald Janssen
C. C. Cleaver
Army
Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri
Iola High School
Pershing Brady
Ralph Janssen
Lawrence
Marla Jo
Mark Jay Knetzer
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Merriam
Versity
Kansas
Wayland Harvey
Patricia
Girl Seeks 35000 From School Teacher
A 19 year old girl sues Wyondotte County high school teacher Phillip L. Pestinger for 35000 dollars claiming injuries from gymnastic exercises at Piper High School on May 1, 1961. Connie Faye Shockley alleges the instructor compelled the class to perform a procedure that caused harm.
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Kansas City, Kas
Wyandotte County
Piper High School
Connie Faye Shockley
Phillip L. Pestinger
Freshman Shockley Joins Show Practice After Injury
The report notes a forward dive over five girls crouching on hands and knees, an act deemed beyond her ability and causing a neck injury requiring 11 weeks in hospital. Pestinger said the course was for underclassmen, but Shockley asked to join to practice for a show.
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Pestinger
Miss Shockley
Mrs Rockefellers Quick Reno Divorce Ends In Minutes
Mrs Nelson Rockefeller obtained a rapid divorce from New York governor Nelson Rockefeller in Reno. District Judge Grant Bowen granted the divorce on mental cruelty grounds after a brief proceeding. Mrs Rockefeller, staying at a guest ranch, completed six weeks residency and left with her lawyer William Woodburn and her son Stephen Rockefeller.
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Reno
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Grant Bowen
Rockefeller
Nevada
William Woodburn
Stephen Rockefeller
Washoe County
Woodburn
Red Cross to Aid East Coast Storm Victims
The American Red Cross plans to spend about $500 000 assisting victims of last week's East Coast storm to recover and rebuild.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Throckmorton Seeks Eighth Term as State Superintendent
Adel F. Throckmorton, a Republican, announced Thursday he will file to seek an eighth consecutive term as state superintendent of public instruction in Topeka.
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Topeka
Adel F.throckmorton
Throckmorton
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Dennis Davison
Bellflower
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S. Central
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Stark
State Livestock Association
Wichita
William W. Hoagland
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Jessie J. Hoagland
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Holy Loch
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St. Pat's Em
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American Legion Hall
THE
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S. Highland
Lucille Henderson
Augusta Peters
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Mabel McKinley
Martin Bulk
Washington School
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Leslie Doty
American Legion Post and Auxiliary
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Legion
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Humboldt Music Club
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Marie Reynolds
John Childs
Walter Wulf
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Charles Tilmar
Grand Lodge of
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Plymouth
McCune Motor CO
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