Kansas Missouri Delegation Seeks 58 Million for River Valley Projects
A Kansas Missouri delegation urged the Budget Bureau to include 58.4 million dollars for flood control navigation and reclamation in the Missouri Kansas and Arkansas river valleys for the next fiscal year. Projects include 7 million for Turtle Creek Reservoir and 7 million for John Redmond Dam plus multiple flood control schemes in Topeka Ottawa Ottawa Lawrence and Lawrence area and Kansas City with planning and survey work in several towns.
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Washington
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Budget Bureau
Congress
William J. Breidenthal
Kansas City
Kan
William G. Calvert
Lexington
Turtle Creek
John Redmond
Milford
Wilson
Pomona
Council Grove
Topeka
Perry
Manhattan
Ottawa
Lawrence
Cow Creek
Hutchinson
Great Bend
Meriam
White Clay Creek
Atchison
Marion Reservoir
Cedar Point
Anderson Sees End of Adjustment and Path to Growth
Secretary Robert B. Anderson told the International Monetary Fund that the United States is nearing the end of a recession-type adjustment and is entering a long period of growth without inflation. He noted inventories shrank as consumer spending stayed strong with record incomes, signaling a smooth adjustment and a favorable outlook.
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Washington
Alredy
Kennedy Hits GOP Not U S Kennedy Promotes US Strength
Erie Pennsylvania AP Senator John F Kennedy campaigns in Pennsylvania and New York arguing the Republican party leadership should be downgraded not the United States. He rails against Nixon claims while urging domestic progress and national prestige. Police estimate large crowds at Erie rally as Chamber of Commerce discusses United Fund sponsorship and Chanute campaign setup.
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Erie
John F Kennedy
Pennsylvania
New York
Richard M. Nixon
United States of America
Nixon
Kennedy
Soviet Union
United States
C. G. Holland
Council
Wasser
Council weighs United Fund drive and recreation plans
Rev. Claude Pittenger chairs council discussion on launching a United Fund drive with chamber support as co-sponsors. Officials consider opening letters for park improvements and appoint a nominating committee for October officers. A recreation commission with four appointees will select a fifth member and push for a 1962 start. Ten members attended the meeting.
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Chamber
Chanute Parks
Educa
Tion
City Commission
Kenneth Wilson
Pittenger
Paul Life
State Meeting of Royal Arch Masons Here
About 400 attend a statewide Royal Arch Masons gathering in Chanute to mark the 70th anniversary of Chanute Chapter No. 21. The day includes degree work from Iola Chapter No. 8 and Ottawa Chapter No. 7, with the Royal Arch conferred by Pittsburg Chapter No. 58 in the afternoon.
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Chanute Chapter No. 21
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Armand H. Bishop
Parsons
Grand Lodge of
Kansas
Harry Crosswhite
Holton
State Lodge
Washington, D. C
Iola
Ottawa
Orient
Neodesha
Royal Arch
Pittsburg
Chanute
Francis J. Meeker
Charles C. Blanchard
Robert B. Perry
Charles L. Broadwell
Emanuel Anderson
O. H. Bates
Perry
Robert E. Taylor
Taylor
J. D. Rush
IAM
Osage Mission
St. Paul
Biblesta Parade Draws Humboldt Crowds For Largest Run
Humboldt Biblesta parade returns Saturday with 31 floats three bands three banners and three units. Exodus entry with animals and people. Israel worshiping Golden Calf and Moses on a mountain feature large sections. Route expanded. two hour schedule. judges six trophies and a grand prize highlight pageantry.
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Humboldt
Humboldt Biblesta
Arthur Carlson
Carlson
Israel
Moses
Chanute
Humboldt and Moran
Robert McKenzie
College of Emporia
Ben Barfoot
Humboldt Chamber of Commerce
McKenzie
Robert Finney
Mr. McKenzie
Robert Osborn
Biblesta
Finney
Gerald McCall
Dick Mankle
Mankle
Fred Johnson
Children Aid Drive Starts in Chanute
The Cha nute Business and Professional Women's Club launched a mail fund drive for the Kansas Children's Service League. 350 Chanute homes were mailed notices. Mrs Daisy Jordan chairs. The league, in its 66th year, serves a "family" of over 300 children and assists in reuniting families or finding new homes by adoption. The drive runs October 1 to December 1.
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Chanute Business and Professional Women's Club
Kansas Children’s Service League
Chanute
Daisy ‘Jordan
Drive
Weather forecasts show warm up with clear to partly cloudy skies
Bright sunny weather covered Kansas with little change expected through the weekend. Temperatures cooled in the morning with 43 to 54 degrees across Topeka and Dodge City, while highs reached 74 to 81 in Concordia Hill City Dodge City Chanute.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Dodge City
Concordia
Hill City
Chanute
Four Million Released For Air Force Base Projects
The Air Force released over 4 million dollars for construction at bases in the Missouri River region. Major allocations go to Whiteman Air Force Base near Sedalia Missouri and Forbes Air Force Base near Topeka Kansas. Whiteman receives 584000 for runway overruns and a maintenance shop. Forbes gets 571000 for runway approach lighting and a cold storage plant.
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Omaha
Air Force
Air Force Bases
Missouri River
Roland H. Cipolla
Whiteman Air Force Base
Sedalia
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Kan
Whiteman
Forbes
Kansas Traffic Deaths Logged In 24 Hours
TOPEKA AP reports a Kansas traffic death log for 24 hours ending 9 a.m. Wednesday. The 1960 total stands at 345 fatalities, compared with 434 in the comparable 1959 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Millionaire Walter M. Jeffords Dies at 77
Walter M. Jeffords a 77 year old Chester area millionaire turf man and sportsman died at his Glen Riddle home. He is survived by his widow and a son Walter M. Jr.
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Chester, Pa
Walter M. Jeffords
Glen Riddle
Walter M. Jr
Khrushchev Sees Setbacks Ahead of U N Assembly Vote
At the United Nations Khrushchev faces defeats on Red China seating and Congo aggression debate as the steering committee delays action. He meets Tito and Macmillan while Herter lobbies delegates ahead of a Western reply. The 12 7 vote shelves Red China and shows mixed African support for Hammarskjold.
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United Nations, N.Y
Nikita Khrushchev
U.N. General Assembly
Assembly
Red China
Africa
Congo
Dag Hammarskjold
Khrushchev
Tito
Yugoslavia
U.N
Britain
Harold Macmillan
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Macmillan
Hammarskjold
Andrew Berding
Eisenhower
New York
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United States
France
China
Panama
Italy
Costa Rica
Haiti
Pakistan
Canada
Venezuela
Japan
Soviet Union
Bulgaria
Romania
Ceylon
Iraq
Sudan
Libya
Kansas State to Dedicate $2.125 Million Home Economics Center
The dedication of Justin hall’s new teaching and research center at Kansas State University will take place Thursday. The $2,125,000 facility advances home economics education and research on campus.
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Manhattan
Justin Hall
Kansas State University School of Home Economics
Wichita to Chanute Airmada Visits Local Airport
Seventeen Wichita manufactured planes carry goodwill ambassadors visiting Chanute tomorrow. Led by Mayor Levi Rymph, the delegation includes Col Norton H. Van Sicklen and E Lawrence Wulfmeyer. They land at 9 30 a m and attend an open house at the Tioga Hotel from 9 45 to 10 45 a m.
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Wichita
Chanute
Airmada
Tioga
Levi Rymph
Col
Norton H. van Sicklen
McConnell Afb
E. Lawrence Wulfmeyer
Wichita Chamber of Commerce Area Service Committee
Pittsburg
Independence
Chanute Chamber of Commerce Public Relations Committee
Police Department
Off the Job Safety Urged by Kansas Business Leader
Mark Robeson of Yellow Transit Freight Lines urged broader safety work beyond the plant at the Governor's Industrial Safety Conference. He noted only 14 percent of accidental deaths occurred on the job last year while 50 percent of safety effort was spent in plants and urged applying industrial know-how to home and leisure safety.
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Mark Robeson
Lth
Robeson
Yellow Transit Freight Lines
Kansas City
Ten Persons Attend Course in Politics
The Chamber of Commerce hosts a non partisan politics course with ten enrolled students plus two leaders Carl Tribble and Charles Broadwell. Robert N. Allen opened the session and the group will study Political Party Organization next Tuesday.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Carl Tribble
Charles Broadwell
Robert N. Allen
Highway Wants Jurisdiction of Troopers
The Kansas Highway Commission seeks to place the highway patrol under its control, aiming to cut duplicate administration and save funds. The plan, announced by Highway Director Maurice Martin, would also clarify survey authority and land dealings for highway use, with eight additional recommendations for the 1961 legislature. Patrol Superintendent Harvey Schmedemann offered no immediate comment, noting he had not heard of the proposal.
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Highway Patrol
Harvey Schmedemann
Martin
State Highway Fund
Commission
Open House Draws 1000 at Southwestern Bell Building
More than 1,000 visitors toured the new $1.45 million Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. building at 20 S. Steuben on the first day of a two day open house. About 300 attended in the afternoon and more than 700 last night as guides led tours and exhibits showed self dialing systems. Equipment installation is slated for October. Dial service starts next April.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
S. Steuben
al Endres
S. Highland
Little Osawatomie Girl Killed in Traffic
Deborah Bennett, eight, daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Bennett of Osawatomie, was fatally struck by an automobile on Tuesday while en route to a Brownie Scout meeting in Osawatomie Kansas.
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Osawatomie, Kas
Deborah Bennett
John W. Bennett
Osawatomie
U.S. grants 350000 for Yugoslav atomic energy work
The United States announced grants totaling 350000 to Yugoslavia to support peaceful development of atomic energy uses. The aid underscores Washington's assistance program and aims to foster Yugoslavia's scientific and energy capabilities.
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Washington
United States
Yugoslavia
Nixon Urges Better Selling in Campaign Push
Vice President Richard M. Nixon urged the United States to present the case for the free world to underdeveloped nations. He spoke at a Magazine Publishers Association breakfast in New York before campaigning on Long Island, calling for a detailed national urban policy and a stronger housing program with equal opportunities for minority families.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Magazine Publishers Association
Long Island
Nixon
Asia
Africa
South America
Near East
John F. Kennedy
Tennessee
West Virginia
Forest Hills
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Titan Hails Successful Titan Missile Test to 5000 Miles
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The Air Force launched the third straight successful operational prototype of its Titan inter continental range missile today hitting a target 5000 miles away The 93 foot missile achieved all flight test objectives.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
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