Growth Seen For Private Planes At 1975 Fleet Rise
FAA official Herbert Guth predicted continued growth in general aviation. The industry could reach about 150000 planes by 1975 from 95000 today, driven by corporate and private aircraft, flight training, and expanding flight schools. 1965 saw 12000 planes produced with 422 million dollars in retail sales. 1966 production may reach 16000 with sales over 500 million.
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Atlantic City, N. J
Federal Aviation Agency
Herbert J. Guth
FAA
General Aviation
Guth
Garnett Man Given 10- to 23-Year Sentence for Slaying Wife
Junior Basel Fisher, 46, of Garnett received a 10 to 23 year penitentiary term in Johnson County District Court at Olathe for the February 19 slaying of his wife Juanita Fisher at Sunflower Village apartment. The charge was reduced from first to second degree murder. Fisher pleaded guilty and admitted shooting his wife twice in the chest with a .22 revolver given as a Christmas present. Juanita Fisher, 34, had worked at the Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant about a month before the death.
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Basel Fisher
Garnett
Johnson County
Olathe
Fisher
Juanita
Sunflower Village
Lawrence
Sunflower Army
Britisher Newton to Lead St Louis Arts Council
Michael Newton, regional information officer for British Information Services at the British consulate in Kansas City, leaves May 23 for the post of executive director of the Arts and Education Council of Greater St. Louis. He will oversee a federated fund supporting education and arts institutions.
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Michael Newton
British Information Services
Kansas City
Arts and Education Council of
Greater St. Louis
Newton
Capote Reads Christmas Memory at KU Fieldhouse
Truman Capote entertained a Kansas audience with selections from A Christmas Memory and A Ride Through Spain at Allen Fieldhouse. He acknowledged Alvin Dewey and the Clutter case, then shifted to readings amid intermission chatter and a public welcome.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Queenie
Capote
Allen Fieldhouse
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Alvin Dewey
Granada
The
New
York author reads introduction to In Cold Blood at Fieldhouse
Spectators held copies of Capote's book and followed the author's reading about Hol comb while others waited. The Clutter name was not mentioned throughout the program and many attendees left disappointed as they walked home in varied footwear.
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York
Capote
Holcomb
Clutter
U S Pride Plans Track Exchanges With Asia Volunteers
U S Pride aims to expand track events to widen athlete participation. The effort faces high costs as they adapt foreign coaching practices for broader use. Ueda works under a State Department group led by Fran Welch, with coaches Mounghane, Quy, and Pipitport visiting.
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Ueda
F. G
Fran) Welch
Emporia
State Department
Chantay Mounghane
Laos
Phan Nhu Quy
Viet Nam
Pipitport
Sam Adame Resigns as LMH Chief Pharmacist
Sam Adame, 48, resigns as chief pharmacist at Lawrence Memorial Hospital effective May 22 after leading the LMH Pharmacy Department since 1961. Roger Johnson says a search for a successor is under way. Adame declines to discuss reasons and plans. He is KU graduate and 1951 registered pharmacist.
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Sam Adame
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
LMH
Roger Johnson
Adame
Lawrence
Kansas University
Emporia State College
Lawrence High School
International group to report back from field assignment
Kaowmookder of Thailand Julio Banos Ponce of El Salvador Kamal Chawki of Syria and Ahmed El-Khadem of the United Arab Republic depart this weekend for other areas and will report to Washington in the second week of May before returning home.
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Kaowmookder
Thailand
Julio Banos Ponce
el Salvador
Kamal Chawki
Syria
Ahmed El-Khadem
United Arab Republic
Washington, D. C
Living costs rise in March amid price pressures
Living costs climbed four tenths of one percent in March, a smaller increase than February but still prompting continued official concern over price pressures.
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Washington
Lawrence parade features KU band and campus group contingents
Republican groups join Greek houses and student halls in a Lawrence parade alongside the KU Marching Band. Miss Lawrence KU beauty contestants, Engineering Exhibit queen, and Sue Pierce of Kankakee will also take part, with seven high school bands led by Lawrence High School showcasing at the event.
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Sigma Chi Fraternity
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Chi Omega Sorority
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Joseph R. Pearson
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Templin
Lewis
Lawrence High School
Lawrence-Ku
Sue Pierce
Kankakee
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