Docking Tax Program Favored For Floor Debate
Gov. Docking's revenue plan moves to the House floor after quick committee action. Three bills seek $13.38 million yearly in new revenue, including higher individual income tax, corporate tax changes, and an inheritance tax revision, introduced by Democrats to carry out the governor's goals. Debate is expected, with Rep. Marion Mathews urging passage with little change. Some measures face stiffer opposition, notably the severance tax, which awaits hearings and potential joint referral. House leadership urges rapid, careful consideration, promising floor debate under no-recommendation rulings.
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Topeka
George Docking
House
Marion Mathews
Winefield
Oil and Gas
Mathews
Elmer Russell
St. John
Oil and Gas Group
Ways and Means
Docking
Jess Taylor
Rtribune
Taylor
Demos Hit GOP On Peace and Finances
Democrats attacked the Einenhowesy administration as they claimed credit for peace where none exists and accused it of robbing citizens to pay financiers. Harry S. Truman charged the treasury with misusing money supply tools to shift income toward financiers while noting recession and high-interest policies as root causes. A 198 campaign conference of Democratic women drew 2,000 attendees for strategy ahead of fall elections. Senator Mansfield warned of past restraint on Red China and faulted the administration for insinuating peace in the Far East.
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Washington
Einenhowesy
Sen
Mansfield
Montana
Senate
China
Far East
Middle East
Lebanon
Israel
Truman
Treasury
Lawsuit Filed Over Stompanato Death Involving Lana Turner
A 8750,000 suit in Los Angeles accuses Lana Turner and her former husband of parental negligence leading to John Stompanato Jr.'s death at the hands of his 14 year old daughter Cheryl. The suit, filed by TV director Jack Harris guardian for John's 10 year old son, cites conflicting accounts of whether Stompanato was stabbed or slain while walking toward Cheryl. Sarah Ibrahim, Stompanato's estranged wife, lives in Hammond Indiana.
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Los Angeles
Lana Turner
John Stompanato
Stephen Crane
Stompanato
Cheryl
Lana
Jack Harris
John
Sarah Ibrahim
Hammond
Ind
Soviets Drop Bid Over UN NATO Bomber Flight Dispute
In a six hour UN Security Council debate, Soviet delegate Sobolev withdrew a resolution demanding a halt to U S hydrogen bomber flights toward the Soviet frontier. Nine of ten other council members spoke, with the United States, Britain, Canada, Nationalist China, Colombia, France, Iraq, Japan and Panama backing the U S position. Sweden remained silent as Sobolev failed to gain time by adjourning. Lodge, council president, claimed the Soviet bid lacked votes and noted the flights would continue.
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N.Y. W
Soviet Union
U.N. Security Council
U.S
Arkady A. Sobolev
Henry Cabot Lodger
U.S. Strategic Air Command
Britain
Canada
China
Colombia
France
Iraq
Japan
Panama
United States
Sweden
Lodge
Sobolev
Rain to End Sunny Stretch Tonight in Northwest Kansas
Sunny skies gave residents a warm welcome but showers will cut the trend tonight. A cold airmass follows with chilly Wednesday temperatures and possible snow in Northwest Kansas. Forecast calls for low 40s and high 50s with thunderstorms tonight and rain Wednesday.
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Weather Bureau
Kansas
Toe Associated Press
Stavion
Min
Pre
Bismarck
N. D
Chicago
Denver
Fort Worth
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Seattle
Washington
Space collision near Las Vegas prompts CAB study
In Washington the Civil Aeronautics Board examined air space control while a United Airlines DC 7 with 47 aboard collided with an Air Force F100 near Las Vegas at 21000 feet. Both craft crashed. two crewmembers survived the F100 eject. The disaster involved prominent business travelers and an inventor. CAB proposed designating restricted air space requiring instrument flight for all entrants.
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Las. Vegas
Nev
Washington, D.C
Civil Aeronautics Board
Nevada Desert
United Air Lines
Las Vegas
CAB
Los Angeles
New York
Nellis Air Force Base
Nellis
James C. McGehee
McElroy Defends Eisenhower Defense Reshape Plan
Secretary McElroy urged the House Armed Services Committee to back President Eisenhower's defense reorganization proposals, arguing that modern weapons require changes to the Pentagon. He stressed the plan is the President's and warned against grafting new warfare onto an outmoded structure, while committee leaders signaled serious consideration despite opposition.
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Retary of Defense
McElroy
Pentagon
Eisenhower
Defense Department
House
House Armed Services Committee
Vinson
Dga
Reed to Visit Here Wednesday for 1958 Issues Talk
Clyde Reed Jr. Republican candidate for Kansas governor and Parsons Sun publisher will address Douglas County GOP at noon Wednesday at Hotel Eldridge with a talk on Where Are We Going and How Will We Get There. Lawrence attorney Milton Allen handles reservations. Reed son of a former governor and senator. former KU Alumni Association president. to meet KU Young Republican Club that evening for a Reed for Governor movement.
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Clyde M. Reed Jr
Republican Nominati
Kansas
Parsons Sun
Douglas County
GOP
Eldridge
Lawrence
Milton P. Allen
Reed
U.S
Clyde Reed Jr
Kansas University Alumni Association
Kansas University
Kansas University Young Republican Club
Kansas Traffic Deaths Toppera Ad Note Hardware Sale
Traffic death tallies from the State Accident Records Section show 3 in the last 24 hours and 123 year to date for 1968, compared to 155 in the same period in 1967. An advertisement urges placing a hardware sale notice in Thursday's paper for Zimmerman Hardware.
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Topera
Kansas
Zimmerman Hardware
Sneak Day Originators Reap Long Trips From High School
Lawrence area seniors plan extended trips funded by student events. Eudora sends 27 for four days to Galveston and Houston with costs and sponsors named. Other districts including Baldwin, Winchester, Linwood, and Jarboe send groups to Osage Beach and Ozarks regions. Trips span May 2 to May 8, with various chaperones and dozens of students listed.
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Eudora
Texas
Orval Craven
Carolyn’ Starkey
Arthur Neis
Henry Starkey
Mary Jane Jackson
Journal-World
Devil's Canyon
Moses
Rence
Galveston
Houston
Tex
Gulf of Mexico
Lawrence
Veral Neis
Robert Slaper
M. W. Everley
Doris Burts
Donald Bohnsark
Delbert Breitharpt
Wanda Cobb
Dean Craven
Merlin Etnenberger
Phillip Evertey
Velma Hadi
Calvin Hausman
Patsy Kelley
Karl Koch
David Lenahan
Janice Lutz
Ruth May
Bernie Neis
Sue Pitts
Patty Schehrer
Dean Stark
Carolyn Starkey
Robert Vignn
Elizabeth Weeks
Joan Weimer
Jimmy Wilsen
Osage Beach
Missouri Ozarks
Winchester
Stanley S. Inwood
Virginia Ehmers
Ward Deam
Judy Benson
Dennis Bryant
James Daniels
Ernest DeMaranville
Sharon Domann
George Engle
Jom Farris
Barbara Holmes
Gary Hollenbeck
Jack Gilliland
Jimmy Minter
Ronald Wilson
Quyd Torneden
Alden Unruh
Rex McCilarnon
Mae Henry
Jurbale
Ozarks
Lawrence Penny
Ruth Messinger
Mary Alice Frederick
Karen Stolte
Bill New
Bill Malotte
Herman Gant
Larry Vestal
Larry Zule
George Nusbaum
Oskaloosa
Wellsville
Chicago
New Orleans
Oskaloosans
Burlington
Kansas City
Fifty LHS Pupils Ready for National Merit Test
Approximately 50 Lawrence High School students will take the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test at 8 a.m. next Tuesday, with about 5 million dollars in merit scholarships and other awards at stake nationally. The three hour test measures educational growth and aptitude, focusing on interpretation and application of knowledge. Sponsored by nearly 80 corporations foundations and individuals, the program is conducted by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.
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Lawrence High School
Neal M. Wherry
LHS
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Food Machinery and Chemical Corporation
Westvaco Mineral Products Division
Lawrence
Deadly California bus duel leaves boy and two men dead
A deranged Tucson carpenter and his 14 year old son opened fire on deputies in Dana Point California after a warning call. The bus with more than 30 bullet holes killed the father and his young son. Two deputies died and another deputy and a 14 year old boy were wounded. The 1 year old boy, the boy’s mother and other bystanders were not reported injured.
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California
Boy
Dana Point
Calif
Clarence A. Double
Edward C. Johnson
Robert L. Shultz
Blue Lantern
Johnson
Sindiz Ap
Charles Arthur Seyfert
Tucson
Ariz
Carpenter
Charles
Seyfert
Double
Tommy
Shultz
Hoag Memorial Hospital
Local Dog Show Set for May 10 by Lawrence Kennel Club
Lawrence Jayhawk Kennel Club schedules its All Breed Dog Show and Obedience Trial for May 10 at the Community Building. Last year drew 480+ dogs. best in show went to a Kansas City Doberman Pinscher. Officers include Franks, Leasure, LaPine, Stancliff, and McClacherty. board members and committees listed. Show entries close 3 p.m. Monday with trophies funded by local banks.
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Lawrence Jayhawk Kennel Club
Kansas City
Kenneth W. Franks
T. J. Leasure
Harry LaPine
Ray Stancliff
James A. McClacherty
Larry Harrison
Roger Quakenbush
Ed Alexander
Tom Pogany
John Brand
Keith Waite
al Long
William Leck
James Moore
Moss
McClacherty
Clinton C. Acheson
James McClacherty
Russell C. Riggin
Kansas City Plans Six Bio Apartment Buildings Downtown
Kansas City reveals plans for a new apartment project on the west downtown edge. The proposal calls for six buildings totaling 1,012 units, five at twelve stories and one at eleven, with a projected cost around 17 million dollars. Details appear in the classified ad.
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Kansas City
Cervantes Day Set at KU With 100 Expected
The 24th annual Cervantes Day at Kansas University will bring about 100 people to a day of lectures plays and a luncheon. Walter Starkie will open with a discussion on Cervantes at Fraser Theater, followed by a medieval farce and an illustrated talk on Spain. The afternoon features Spanish and French programs with music and a keynote on Prix Nobel 1967 Albert Camus.
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Kansas University
Kansas
The
American Associaton of Teachers of
West Central
American Association 4 Teachers of French
Stuents
Carvantes Tay
Walter Starkie
Emporian
Emporia State Teachers College
Minnie M. Miller
Eugene Savaiano
Wehita University
Spain
Italy
Kansas Union
Juan Sota Ramirez
Concepcion
Chile
Kansas State College
Ramirez
Fraser
Lawrence High School
Kansas State
Lawrence Junior High
Shawnee Mission High School
Arnold Weiss
Swarthout
Music and Dramatic Arts
Art Museum
Prof. Menton
Fraser Hall
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Natchez
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High Points
Mississippi
Water Front
State Capitol
Continental Bus
Carol Ames
Belva Averill
Bob Baldwin
Willie Brewer
Butch Brook
Sam
Gene Doane
Ady
Lt. Double
Roberta
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