Building Projects Viewed But No Planning Board
Two tentative projects drew city commission attention: a new FAA flight service station at the municipal airport and a shell building to attract industry. City Manager Hayes reported plans, funding options, and a preliminary architect for planning while the planning board appointment stalemate continued. The commission also approved street-light installation and land leasing for a camping trailer plant, and discussed drainage, traffic signals, and veterans’ parade actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
Federal Aviation Agency
Burl
O'Connor
R. J. Hayes
FAA
Kansas City
O’connor
Hayes
Charles Newton
Harry Byers’ & Sons
Plummer
Butter
Main
Oak
2Nd
Allen
West 21St
Reuben Willis
Willis
First National Bank
First National
Lincoln and Elm
M-K-T
Lincoln
Elm
Chanute Veterans
High Prairie Church
C. W. Bren
Chanel
Neosho-Cottonwood
Brennan
Miami
Okla
Elect National Guard
LeRoy S. Davidson
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Budget Deficit Forecast at 7.8 Billion
Administration officials project a 7.8 billion dollar federal budget deficit this year hindering Kennedy's tax cut plan. The Budget Bureau cites weaker revenues, tax changes, and higher spending driving the shortfall, with 1959 peacetime record of 12.4 billion noted as a comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Congress
Budget Bureau
Treasury
Educational TV plan backed by Kansas Legislative Council
The council approved a report urging a state educational television station as soon as possible with a seven member authority and an initial $1 million appropriation. The measure passed 19 to 3 and will be presented to the 1963 legislature amid other major proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Legislative Council
Recognition Award Honor for Tim Rule
Tim Rule was named the Optimist Club's Recognition Award winner from six nominees at the Youth Appreciation Week event held at Tioga Hotel. Rule, a senior, is noted for high academics, church involvement, and school athletic ties, with plans for college after graduation. Other nominees included Stephanie Moffatt Connie Cole Charles Ballou Judy Carlson and Tom Pate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd West Jr
Tim Rule
Marvin
Bicknell
S. Lafayette
Tioga
Royster Junior High
Stephanie Moffatt
Wilbur Moffatt
S. Kansas
Connie Cole
John Cole
N. Garfield
Charles Ballou
Charles Ballou Jr
N. Highland
Judy Carlson
Willard Carlson
Tom Pate
Carl Pate
S. Highland
Rule
Pate
Carlson
Claude E. Pittenger
Gary Eastburn
Chester D. Plummer
Church of the Nazarene
Indianapolis
Ind
Blast Blows Hole In Temple Door In Salt Lake City
A charge blew a hole in the east door of the Mormon Temple in Salt Lake City. Police and FBI found explosive cord fragments on the steps and a sign reading Viva Casttro on the surrounding fence. No theft suspected. several people questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
FBI
Dewey J. Fillis
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
A fragmentary intercepted letter laments stamp collectors feeling cheated by government mistakes, noting fortunes made on those missteps. The piece presents a satirical peek at postal quirks and collectible markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cha
Liquor Sale Warning From Kansas Attorney General
Atty. Gen. William M. Ferguson warns fraternal groups veterans organizations country clubs and other private clubs that selling liquor by the drink to members is illegal in Kansas. He sent a letter to county attorneys urging enforcement and warning of possible further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
William M._ Ferguson
Ferguson
Viewsmen
Alcoholic Beverage Control
Kansas
Man Tries to Donate 1900 Dollars Here for Charity
Charles Heitkemper 33, a plumber's helper, attempted to deposit 1900 dollars as a charity gift at a Louisville bank branch. The manager initially refused, then accepted after consultation. Heitkemper told police the funds were his savings and urged sending the money to Bishop Fulton Sheen for distribution to poor children. The money will be sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey. P. Booker Robinson
Louisville
Heitkemper
Robinson
Fulton Sheen
New York
Wing Farm Fire Destroys Garage on US 75 Site
Fire destroyed a garage and miscellaneous contents at the Philip Wing farm located 11 miles west and a mile south of here on US 75. Chanute fire department responded to the blaze yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Wing Farm
Here
Chanute
Instrument Panel for Humans Foreseen by Sarnoff
Industrialist David Sarnoff predicts electronic devices will replace or assist failing organs and limbs. He envisions prosthetic limbs controlled by body muscles and substitutes for lungs and kidneys, as electronics become central to medical progress. His remarks were read by Robert Sarnoff at a luncheon for 1962 Albert Lasker award winners.
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New York
David Sarnoff
Sarnoff
Radio Corp. of America
Albert Lasker Medical Awards
No Progress in Cuba Talks by Stevenson and U Thant
At the United Nations Adlai E. Stevenson and Acting Secretary-General U Thant met for nearly two hours on the Cuban crisis but offered no signs of major progress toward a solution. The U.S. envoy said he was hopeful a resolution could be found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlai
U Thant
Cuba
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
U Thant Reports Soviet Cuban Proposals In U N Talks
Stevenson said no new proposals from the Soviet Union and Cuba were given to U Thant after a 32 hour session with Kuznetsov and Lechuga. Delegates viewed the moves as bargaining in the Cuba crisis while the United States prepared to reject the package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Vasily V. Kvanetsov
Thant
Kuznetsov
Carlos Lechuga
U.N
Lechuga
Fidel Castro
U.S
Guantanamo
United States
U Thant
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Adlai E. Stevenson
Kansas Legislature to Set 1963 Pay Rages? No
Kansas lawmakers may raise pay for the 1963 session under a new constitutional amendment. Attorney General Ferguson ruled that the term limits do not apply to the legislature, as the executive branch faces the pay-increase prohibition. Current pay is $5 daily salary and $7 for expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
William M. Ferguson
Ferguson
Paul R.wunsch
R-Kingman
Interm
Wunsch
Kansas
Vehicles Damaged In Traffic Collision
A 1962 Dodge driven by Max Alter, 66, of 111 Santa Fe, suffered damage in a minor collision with a truck at 27 S. Grant about 8 15 am today. Truck driver was John O. Squire, 39, of Humboldt Rd. Also reported were a pickup car collision at Elm and Highland yesterday and a 5 45 pm crash at 107 S. Allen. A taxi driven by M E Summers on South Allen damaged a parked car belonging to Bill Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Criger
S. Forest
Jim Culbertson
Autry Nursing Home
Criger
Culbertson
City Park
Lige Matlock
Max Alter
S. Santa Fe
S. Grant l
John O. Squire
Humboldt Rn. S
Elm and Highland
S. Allen
Elm and
Highland
Frank D. Elbert
Richard J. Bowman
Galesburg
South Allen
M. E. Summers
Bill Jenkins
Israeli Parliament Reaffirms Stand Against Arab Refugee Return
The Israeli Parliament adopted a resolution Tuesday night asserting that Arab refugees should not be returned to Israeli territory. It reiterates the government’s position amid ongoing dispute over refugee rights and regional status.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Weather Outlook for Kansas Warms Ahead of Cooler Thursday
Forecasters expect continued warmth in Kansas with highs between 70 and 75 today and Lows around 40. A slight cooldown is seen for Thursday with highs about 65 to 70. Tuesday’s temperatures ranged from 69 in Concordia to 77 in Dodge City, with overnight lows from 30 at Goodland to 53 at Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Concordia
Dodge City
Goodland
Manhattan
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka Rise In November
Kansas traffic death toll for 24 hours to 9 am Wednesday shows 507 fatalities for November 1962, up from 468 in the same period in 1961, according to AP data from Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Meteor flash lights up Kansas sky with long tail
Reports from Doris Gervais of Erie and witnesses across Wichita to Wellington describe a bright meteor with a long tail. Sightings occurred around 7 20 to 7 30 PM as the object moved east to west over the state, prompting patrol searches near Greensburg and Kinsley.
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Doris Gervais
Erie
Chanute
Wichita
Wellington
Dodge City
Kansas Highway Patrol
Greensburg
Kinsley
Jack Krews
Harper
Kingman
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Kansas League of Municipalities
League
Attorney General's Office
Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee
Planning Commission
John Lapham
Dave Evans
Lapham
Evans
W. J. Althaber
Commission
Planning Board
Althaber
Tim
Claude Pittenger
Chanute Optimist Club
Johnson Studio
Yours
Bob Frederick
S. Evergreen
Tribune
Larry Mathews
Louisville, Ky
Charles Heitkemper
Wing Farm
Robert W. Sarinoff
National Broadcasting Co
Lyndon B. Johnson
C. H. Li
University of California, Berkeley
Joseph E. Smadel
The
National Institutes of Health
Washington, D.C
United Nations
N.Y
Matlock
Tom Evans
W. 3Rd
John Saving
W. Oak
4Th
Stark
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