President Kennedy previews legislation ahead of Congress
President Kennedy appeared optimistic about a slim liberal margin as he outlined major legislative goals for the new Congress. At a White House conference, leaders from both parties discussed proposed actions including possible renewed support for ending state literacy tests in voting. Senate rules reform faces stiff GOP opposition and a potential filibuster by Southern anti civil rights factions, with Dirksen signaling likely Republican restraint.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
White House
Senate
House
Raucus
Rules Committee
Syeratt M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Russell
Market summaries Kansas City livestock and cattle prices
Kansas City market notes show hogs 4,000 head steady to 25 lower with barrows and gilts 15.50-16.25, sows 13.50-14.25. sheep 1,800 slow, lambs 19.00-20.00, ewes 7.00-8.00. cattle 4,500 and calves 150 strong to 50 higher, high choice steers 28.25, high good to choice 28.25-27.50, heifers 27.25, cows 14.00-17.00, dealers 23.00-26.00. Also note presidential tax reform talks by the House committee to cut exemptions and revise the revenue code.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Big Three Motors Pace Renewed Rally In New York
Stocks for GM Ford and Chrysler surged early in the session pushing the Associated Press average up 1.0 to 749.9. GM neared a historic high, Chrysler rose over 2 points to a 1962 63 peak, Ford gained about a point, and other industrials utilities rails and chemicals also advanced. Volume reached 2.34 million shares as the Dow stood at 667.96.
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New York
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Associated Press
Consolidated
Edison
Eastman Kodak
Union Carbide
du Pont
IBM
U.S
Dow Jones
American Stock Exchange
Kansas Traffic Log JOPEKA Death Log Entry
A Kansas traffic death log for January 1963 shows counts and comparisons to 1962. The record lists time and date markings, including a Tuesday entry and hourly references, highlighting the ongoing tally of fatalities for the period.
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Jopeka
Kansas
FAA Technician Is Transferred to South Bend
Richard Stansbury, 1202 Parkwood, an electronic technician with the FAA maintenance section, leaves today for South Bend Ind to serve as District PFA sector-relief chief. He has worked here since September 1958 after coming from Wichita. Gordon Jones begins TACAM schooling in Oklahoma City with his wife and Clyde Smith. Francis Carroll plans radar school next month.
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Richard Stansbury
Parkwood
Federal Aviation Agency
South Bend
Ind
PFA
FAA
Wichita
Gordon Jones
Oklahoma City
Clyde Smith
Francis Carroll
Hospitals and court notices blend in county listing
Dismissals at St Catherine and town residents named for hospital entries and dismissals. County allows abatement for Charles Steen Martinez California. fines listed for Edgar Eaton overload. Robert E Fisher overload. Richard V Gumm over width. Laverne E Schmitz overload. Jimmie Carl Larson speeding. Richard Dean Lang no driven license. Floyd R Byerly speeding. Vernal McNaughton speeding. Jack C Carl illegal tag. Ora V Martin speeding. Penton Adams over length. District Civil actions and tax delinquency noted with cases involving Curlee Clothing Co Ely Walker Department of Revenue Mundy.
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Edgar Eaton
Robert E. Fisher
Richard V. Gumm
Laverne E. Schmitz
Jimmie Carl Larson
Richard Dean Lang
Floyd R. Byerly
Vernal McNaughton
Jack C. Carl
Ora V. Martin
Penton Adams
District Civil — Curlee Clothing Co., Inc
Ernest B. Gerber
Ely & Walker
Department of Revenue
John L. Mundy
Divorce Filed and Police Bonds Listed in Garden City
Garden City reports divorce filings for Cora L. Marlow y s and John H. Marlow. Police bonds posted for Vicki Lynne Schroeder and multiple individuals for traffic violations including speeding and drag racing. Warrants include a warranty deed to St James Evangelical Lutheran, and local vehicle damage reports from Monday incidents. The Town legislature accepted the Land Grant College Act.
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Cora L. Marlow
John H. Marlow
Vicki Lynne Schroeder
Robert Town
Douglas Tacket
Legals
Irwin L. Algrim
St. James
Budget battles loom as Kennedy urged to unveil $99 billion plan
Washington AP reports House Appropriations leaders sharpen cuts in anticipation of a $99 billion Kennedy budget late this month. Cannon says large cuts possible. Jensen calls the proposal ridiculous and sees possible $10 billion trimming without harming programs. Defense to dominate the $99 billion 1964 budget, with estimates of $50 billion for military spending. discussion of nondefense cuts follows. The text also notes the Florida largemouth bass in the St Johns River.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Kennedy
Clarence Cannon
Dma
Cannon
Ben F.jensen
Iowa
Jensen
Striking Printers Urge Probe Into Antitrust Claims
New York printers call for an investigation by the U S attorney general into alleged antitrust violations by publishers as a 32 day newspaper shutdown looms The board of jurists appointed by state and city officials will hear invited parties today to discuss procedures and dispute issues while Cleveland negotiators seek to resolve a 40 day blackout on two papers with union demands unresolved.
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New York
APY
Thred Fur
Ista
U.S
Board of Jurista
Partes
Bertram A. Powers
Afl-Cio International Typographical Union
Board of Public Accountability
Harold’ RB
Medina
U5. Court of Appeals
U.S. Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert F. Wagner
Cleveland
Ohio
Afl-Cio
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
Independent Teamsters Union
The
Plain Dealer
Press & News
Guild
Teamsters
Board of Jurists
Winfield Lawyer Is Acquitted
Grant H. Cole a 40 year old Winfield attorney for Cowley County was acquitted Monday of driving under the influence of liquor. The acquittal came in Wichita Court of Common Pleas with Judge Robert L Morrison presiding.
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Wichita
Grant H. Cole
Cowley
Winfield
Cole
Kansas Turnpike
Robert L. Morrison
Court of Common Pleas
Floyd B. McCormick
Stacy L. Riney
Freq Howard
Kansas Highway Patrol
R. E. Danielson
Keith Sanborn
Sedgwick County
One-Cent Stamp Returns Amid Postage Hike
The one-cent stamp returns as five cent and eight cent rates take effect causing heavy demand across cities. Syracuse post offices sold over 1.5 million one-cent stamps while Baltimore and other cities report crowds and extended stamp windows. The postal service calls the transition remarkably smooth amid public response.
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Associated Press
Syracuse
N.Y
Baltimore
Washington
Christina
Louis Caplan
Boston
Pittsburgh
Salt Lake City
Post Office
KU students win four Rock Chalk Revue scripts
Edwin Reed, Garden City freshman at KU, and Vern Grimsley, KU senior, are among 26 KU students who helped write the four winning scripts for production in the 1883 Rock Chalk Revue set for March 1 and 2 in Hoch Auditorium. The Telegram notes active ROTC and Pershing Rifles ties and lists local fire relief efforts in Kalvesta with a community shower planned at Kalvesta schoolhouse.
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Vern Grimsley
Kansas University
Howard Owen
Theron
K.U
Hoch Auttoriam
Kalvesta
Richard Evans
Three Charged In Bank Robbery
Three suspects face arraignment on charges of robbing the Rosedale State Bank of 17444 dollars. Kenneth Eddy Chow, Ernest Walton and Elizabeth Comley are named. Chow is Black while the others are white. Robbery involved two gunmen, one in women's clothes, with witnesses identifying Negro perpetrators. All were arrested separately after Walton was detained at the courthouse during parole reporting. Walton had been on parole from a state reformatory since April 9, 1962, for second degree burglary. Comley previously faced burglary and sarcoma charges but was released after a deadlocked jury. Police tie her to a 1960 car-and-truck theft case near Bonner Springs.
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Kansas City
Kan
U.S
Rosedale State
Newell George
Kenneth Eddy Chow
Ernest Robert Walton
Elizabeth Comley
Chow
Walton
State Reformatory
Comley
Bonner Springs
Genealogical Group to Meet in Dodge City
Southwest Kansas Genealogical Society members will meet in Dodge City at 9 a.m. to hear Dr. Berlin B. Chapman, professor of history at Oklahoma State University, discuss public land records and their value for genealogical research assisted by his 25 years of work in the National Archives. The talk at the Western Light and Telephone Co. building starts with coffee served at 9:00 and is open to the public.
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Dodge City
Southwest
Katiay Genealogical Society
Berlin B. Chapman
Oklahoma State University
Washington, D.C
Kansas Land
Western Light and Telephone Co
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John Landgraf
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Anderson
Dale Williams
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St. Catherine
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Donald Herman
Steven Mayo
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Fred Brennaman
Earlene Wallace
Conkling
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Safford
Fred L. Wallace
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Ted Turney
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Courts County
Charles Steen
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Robert Willie Glant
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