Wind toppled trash container injuring no one in Dillon's alley
Tuesday's strong winds caused a wheeled trash container at Dillon's Market to roll into the street with Tony Bribiesca inside. He escaped injury as no cars were nearby. A Galveston hotel letter and brochure arrived, and Elihu Allman predicts continued dry weather though he hopes to be proven wrong.
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City Refuse Department
Dillon’s Market
Tony Bribiesca
Tony
Elihu Allman
City Delays Action On Main Street Improvement Plan
City commissioners adjourned the Main Street hearing without action, planning to reconvene next Wednesday at 9 am. Estimated total cost about 323000 with 80 percent charge to city and 20 percent to the benefit district, residents voicing concerns over assessment method and overall impact.
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State Highway Department
Deane Wiley
Chamber of Commerce
Rarge
Wiley
Maple
Kansas
Rob Glick
E. Hazel
Lloyd Haag
Glick
Kennedy names panel to avert nationwide rail strike
Washington reports President Kennedy issued an emergency board to resolve a long running rail work rules dispute. The three member panel led by Samuel Rosenman will draft settlements in 60 days and allow 30 more days of negotiations. unions seek impetus toward collective bargaining amid four year stalemate.
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Washington
Kennedy
Emergenct Board
Rosenman
Adjournment Delayed Over Education Plan and Reapportionment
Topeka AP report notes adjournment of the Kansas Legislature will be late due to work on a school program for Sen. Paul Wunsch. Wunsch says the session extends past Saturday and outlines a new foundation funding plan. Gov. Anderson’s education proposal was rejected twice by the House, with details withheld. The push delays reapportionment actions, including a Senate plan to cut House seats and a House review of a Senate reapportionment bill pending final action.
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M. D. Neidens
N. Main
Wiley
Main
Topeka
Seatice
Kansas
Paul Wunsch
R-Kingman
Wunsch
John Anderson
House
Senate
Atty
William M. Ferguson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Maurice Stans
Stans
Eisenhower Jong
United States
Soviet Union
Pentagon
Kremlin
Khrushchev
U.S
Congress
Cuba
Florida
Tus
Garden City Relays Set Two New Field Records
Forty nine schools from Kansas Oklahoma and Colorado compete at the Garden City High Relays as gusty winds yield sunny afternoon. Bob Stalter of Garden City junior weight man wins class AA javelin with 174 ft 7 in new meet and school record. Bob Steitz Syracuse claims class B shot put 50 ft 2 in. Other victors include Phil Briscog Great Bend class AA high jump 6-0 Dennis Cox Liberal class AA broad jump 19-94 Kim Moore Ulysses class A javelin 163-442 Keith Thomas Scott City Butch King Ulysses tie class A high jump 5-10 Mark Martinez Copeland Craig Thomas Dighton G L Johnson Lakin share class B pole vault 11-8.
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Garden City High
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Bob Stalter
Jones
Garden City
Duke Collins
Collins
Kansas University
Bob Steitz
Syracuse
Gale Redd
Sublette
Phil Briscog
Great Bend
Dennis Cox
Liberal
Kim Moore
Ulysses
Keith Thomas
Scott City
Butch King
Mark Martinez
Copeland
Craig Thomas
Dighton
G. L. Johnson
Lakin
Bill Would Increase Some Tax Levy Limits
The House Education Committee voted to introduce a bill raising tax levy limits for third class city school districts and one joint rural high school district in Neosho County. Third class city limits would go to 20 mills and the joint rural district to 25 mills.
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Topeka
House Education Committee
Neosho County
Repeal debate roils Kansas Legislature over Wichita State rise
In Topeka the House Education Committee votes 10 to 9 to repeal a measure admitting Wichita University to the state system. Gov. Anderson backs the repeal while critics warn it exceeds the bill’s authority. The session also advances a department of economic development and a mass of other bills. Kennedy says 9,000 Soviet troops remain in Cuba with 4,000 in the past six weeks amid ongoing Cold War tensions.
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Topeka
Kansas
House Education Committee
Wichita University
Ed Boyd
R-Larned
Harry Corbin
A. F. Casado
Wichita
Casado
John Conard
Greensburg
Corbin
John Anderson
House State Affairs Committee
Senate
House
Department of Economic Development
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Anderson
Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
United States
Girl Keeps Tradition Of Big Top
An 18 year old aerialist Vicki Unus performing as La Toria debuts with Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey in New York, following a high school path to the center ring. She is the daughter of a father who also stars in the act and aims to preserve a multigenerational circus legacy with a risky 25 foot aerial spin.
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Charles West
NEW York
Center Ring
Vicki Unus
la Toria
Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Franz F. Unus
Vicki
Sarasota
Fla
Madison Square Garden
Unus
Lears Named Master Farm Honor Recipient in 1962
Mr and Mrs J T Lear of 1608 N Main are among five couples chosen as Master Farmers Master Farm Homemakers for 1962. Banquet honors set for Tuesday at Kansas State University Manhattan Campus. Awards include plaques from the state Chamber of Commerce. The Lears and families have long been active in 4 H and farm and church groups.
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J. T. Lear
N. Main
Harold ©. Jones
Kansas State Extension Service
John Fuller
Russell
Peter O’brien Jr
St. Francis
Lloyd
L. Neal
Williamsburg
Ralph Reinhardt
Eric
Lear
Kansas State University
Manhattan
K-State Extension Service
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber
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