KU Officials Hope Gov Restores Most Budget Cuts
Kansas University officials in Topeka urged Gov. John Anderson to restore nearly all of the 242 048 cut from KU's operating budget for next year. The budget office proposed 21 929 819 for operating funds and 3 151 000 for capital improvements with many reductions across projects.
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Kansas University
John Anderson
State Budget Office
Topeka
Budget Office
Raymond Nichols
Nichols
Board of Regents
Regents
Eurich
Geological Survey
Fraser Hall
Robinson
Sunflower Road
Mississippi Street
The
Kansas Union
Sunnyside Avenue
Naismith Road
Lindley Hall
Iowa Street
15Th Street
Hoch Auditorium
Memorial Hospital Admissions and Births
Memorial Hospital lists admissions for multiple individuals with addresses, including Shirley Dowd and Melissa Daniels, plus births to Louis Kinzler, James Ragan, Murray Lawson, and Francis Danworth. Dismissals include Marguerite Lohrenz and baby, Glenda Barling, and Wilda Robbins with baby.
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Shirley Dowd
Melissa Daniels
Route 2
Emma Felker
Rebecca Harper
Ash
Sara Alton
Sunflower Village
Stephanie Aldridge
Ind
Rose Lawson
Baldwin
Hilda Richardson
Ohio
Eva Gilkerson
Tenn
Clarence Showalter
Clara Johnston
N. H
William Postma
Marguerite Lohrenz
Ala
Glenda Barling
Hope Skinner
Wilda Robbins
Walter Gehlbach
Thomas Wade
R. I
Louis Kinzler
James Ragan
Stouffer Place
Murray Lawson
Francis Danworth
Learnard
Public installation of officers at Lawrence and Acacia Lodges
Special joint communication on Thursday December 20 1962 announces public installation of officers at 8 p.m. with W M G W Mole J K Garbutt and secretaries C M Lessenden H E Blitch listed among attendees.
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Lawrence Lodge No
Acacia Lodge
AF & AM
M. Lessenden
H. E. Blitch
W.m's
G. W. Mole
J. K. Garbutt
Secy’s. —Adv
Treasury Agents Strike Pinball Machine Sites
Treasury agents swept into bar rooms and amusement places nationwide to seize payoff pinball machines lacking federal gambling stamps. IRS said hundreds of machines are illegal for failure to obtain a $250 stamp. first coordinated IRS action on payoff devices follows a Kansas court ruling upholding the regulation.
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Washington
Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
Kansas
IRS
Atchison County Reappraisal Sparks City Rural Discontent
The 1959 Atchison County reappraisal stirred complaints as residents say insufficient study preceded action. Rural and urban valuations shifted, with the city gaining about 600000 and rural areas losing around 1 million. Realtors cite fewer new home sales and higher tax bills. officials call for politics-free assessment reforms.
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Kansas
Atchison County
Here
Claude Meyer
Kansas Board of Tax Appeals
Meyer
Capers and Co
Hurst, Tex
Birthday party for Jesus hosts aid drive in Lawrence
Heard in Lawrence Butch Goff hosted a birthday party for Jesus with five friends, collecting toys for needy children via the Christmas Bureau. Police Officer Goff’s family and classmates helped, while post office hours extended and KU students began a Christmas break.
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Hl, St
Pinckney School
Jesus
Butch
Raymond Goff
VFW Hall
Christmas Bureau Clearing Center
Christ
Goff
Lawrence
CofC Budget Looks Solid Amid Pending Taxicab and Safety Actions
City officials report a 36000 dollar general fund balance and a self funded Cemetery Department while warning of minor contingency support. Commissioners call for a public hearing on 10 unsafe buildings, review taxi meter rates, announce a new lower fare, and purchase two police cars from Winter Chevrolet. Penny Construction wins 5689 dollar sidewalk job. minor beer age law proposal delayed to next Friday’s Christmas week meeting.
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Horn
Barteldes
Kansas
Kansas City
Kan
Winter Chevrolet
Penny Construction Co
Sunset Hill
Charles Stough
City Hall
KU Sophomore Hurt After One Car Crash
Kansas University sophomore Charles F. Lowry Jr., 19, of 945 Emery Rd., Dodge City, was listed in satisfactory condition at Watkins Memorial Hospital after his 1962 car struck a Kansas Power & Light Co pole near West 11th Street school parking lot. Police said he lost control on a curve at 1:55 a.m. and the damage was about $1,000.
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Kansas University
Dodge City
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Charles F. Lowry Jr
Emery Rd
Kansas Power & Light Co
West 11Th Street
Lowry
Rice in fair condition after throat surgery
W M Rice of 1826 West 21st Terrace Kansas City Kansas is listed in fair condition at KU Medical Center after a throat operation begun November 27. He remains a patient undergoing treatment and recovery.
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W. M. Rice
W. 21St
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Demonstration Set For Teaching Television in Kansas
An educational television demonstration is planned for January 16 at the Municipal Auditorium before about 1000 people. Attendees include legislators school board members and educators urging Kansas to launch an educational TV program with Dick Hull of Ohio State directing. WIBW TV Topeka will provide facilities as the Kansas Educational Television Commission seeks legislative approval and a $1 million appropriation.
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Tokeka
Kansas
Dick Hull
Ohio State University Telecommunication Center
Wibw-Tv
Topeka
Kansas Educational Television Commission
Legislative Council
Jack McBride
Kuon-Tv
Nebraska University
Nebraska Commission On Educational TV
Oklahoma
Hadl Reflects on Pro Football Transition and AFL Title Game
Hadl says the pro game suits him as a wide open field where every player is a trained specialist. He prefers professional football to college after a season of ups and downs and is confident for next year. Delays in McClinton and Dick Davis reunion stem from a pending AFL championship with Houston. Fred Hageman, ex Redskin, is due in Lawrence before Thursday.
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Hadl
Midwest
San Diego
Lawrence
McClinton
Dick Davis
Davis
Texans
Houston
Fred Hageman
Washington Redskins
Anderson Won’t Reveal Plans on Regents Appointments
Topeka Kansas Gov John Anderson said he will announce possible reappointment of one or more of the three Regents whose terms end December 31. Names mentioned include Ray Evans of Prairie Village Charles V Kincaid of Independence and Leon N Roulier of Colby all Republicans except Roulier a Democrat.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Board of Regents
Ray Evans
Prairie Village
Charles V. Kincaid
Independence
Leon N. Roulier
Colby
Same Gun Used In 2 Killings
A .22 caliber revolver killed Attorney John R. Keach and a 66 year old liquor store clerk, William Baker, in separate incidents. The gun belonged to Roy Jack Loren, who was shot dead by police while fleeing arrest. Alvin Russell Turner is charged with Keach’s robbery slaying and is held without bond. Turner says Loren acted alone at the Fairway Kansas beach home. A witness placed Loren near the store scene with payment for transport.
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Kansas City
John R. Keach
William Baker
William J. Meyers
Roy Jack Loren
Alvin Russell Turner
Keach
Turner
Loren
Fairway Kan
Ralph Burger
Johnson County
Kan
Floyd Grant
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Washington Post Office Drinks Crackdown Shocked by Empty Bottles
Officials report widespread on the job drinking at the Washington Post Office. On December 1 and 2 Postmaster O G Beall found 400 empty liquor bottles in the main facility prompting a ban on alcoholic beverages with possible suspension or firing for violators. A E Newton, postal regional director, cites a rise since the postal pay raise act.
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Washington (Ap
Washington Post
O. G. Beall
A. E. Newton
Washington Area
A Spacious Foyer for Inclement Weather
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises a spacious foyer suited for inclement weather and provides contact VI3 5111 for arrangements and inquiries.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Buccaneer Club Welcomes Legal Probe in Topeka
Officials of the Buccaneer Club in Topeka say they welcome a legal clarification of the Alcohol Beverage Control act regarding standards for traveling guests. The club notes only a small portion of its operations is in question and commends the attorney general and county attorney for not seeking closure during the court review.
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Buccaneer Club
Topeka
Shawnee County
William M. Ferguson
Robert Brown
Christmas Party For Samaritan Lodge Employees on North Michigan
About 25 employees including regular part time and relief staff attended the Samaritan Lodge gathering on North Michigan Street. A gift exchange was the highlight of the annual event, with Corwin Sperry and Mrs Civil Gray in charge of arrangements.
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Samaritan Lodge
North Michigan Street
Corwin Sperry
Civil Gray
Death of Joseph Lane under accidental burn near Oskaloosa
Funeral services for Joseph Lane 78 will be held at 1 30 p m Thursday at Hampton Funeral Home Oskaloosa with a graveside at 4 p m Thursday in Stewartsville Missouri The coroner ruled his death accidental stating he was burning weeds along a ditch when the fire caught his clothing Lane formerly worked on the railroad in Kansas City and moved to Oskaloosa three years ago He was born January 25 1884 in Camden Missouri Survivors include his son Clyde Lane of Oskaloosa and a grandchild.
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Hampton Funeral Home
Oskaloosa
Joseph Lane
Stewartsville
Lane
Jefferson County
Harry Hampton
Kansas City
Kan
Camden
Clyde Lane
Funeral services held for Judith Lavina Johnson in Olathe
Funeral services were Monday in Olathe for Judith Lavina Johnson 70 longtime Johnson County resident. Burial followed at Monticello Cemetery near De Soto. She died Friday after a heart attack and was a longtime member of Liberty Rebekah Lodge No 631 in DeSoto. Her husband James Edward Johnson a farmer died in 1950.
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Olathe
Judith Lavina Johnson
Johnson County
Monticello
DeSoto
Johnson family survivors listed in obit
Survivors include two sons Clarence E. Johnson and Ernest E. Johnson both of DeSoto three daughters Mrs Myrtle Puckett DeSoto and Mrs Cecil Edith Jenks and Mrs Helen Rosetta Barthel both of Clathe a sister Mrs Cecil Davison of Kansas City Mo 11 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Clarence E. Johnson
Ernest E. Johnson
DeSoto
Myrtle Puckett
Cecil Edith Jenks
Helen Rosetta Barthel
Clathe
Cecil Davison
Kansas City
Mrs Frances Virginia Butler 75 dies in San Antonio
Mrs Frances Virginia Butler 75 of San Antonio Texas and former Baldwin resident died Sunday Funeral services set for 10 am Friday at Lamb Funeral Home Baldwin with burial in Oakwood Cemetery Baldwin She was raised in Baldwin and attended Christ Episcopal Church Survivors include husband Russell a daughter Mrs John Knorr of Montgomery City Missouri four sisters Mrs Simpson Taylor Mrs Clare Brubaker Mrs Nell Lobingier all of Baldwin and Mrs John Holiday of Hugo Colorado
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Frances Virginia Butler
San Antonio, Tex
Baldwin
Lamb Funeral Home
Oakwood Cemetery
Butler
Christ Episcopal Church In
San Antonio
Russell
John Knorr
Montgomery City
Simpson Taylor
Clare Brubaker
Nell Lobingier
John Holiday
Hugo, Colo
In Memoriam Bob Moor Man Passed Away December 1956
In loving memory of Bob Moor man who died December 19, 1956. Six years have passed since that sad day. The one we loved was called away. God took him home, it was His will. But in our hearts, he liveth still, sadly missed by mother and sisters.
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Bob Moorman
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