Top Policy Topic For Joint Kansas Republican Caucus
In Topeka a joint house and senate Republican caucus will discuss policy from revenue plans to reorganizing the Revenue and Taxation Commission. Gov Docking proposes retaining 12.5 million sales tax dollars locally and raising over eight million by other means.
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Joint Caucus of
Kansas
Topeka
Senate
House
George Docking
Bocking
GOP
State Commission of Revenue and Taxation
General Fund
Commission of Revenue and Taxation
Court Fight Opens For Custody of 8 Year Old
In Houston a custody dispute for 8 year old Lisa Reaves opened after Mrs. Victor W. Bogutski of Wichita sought court order to return the child there for schooling. Lisa was sent back to Rivers Reaves in Houston following a Kansas ruling. The divorce decree grants equal custody but restricts removal from Houston without consent. Mrs. Bogutski testified that her ex-husband disliked their sons and wanted adoption by her parents.
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Houston
Tex
Lisa Reaves
Victor W. Bogutski
Wichita
Rivers Reaves
Kansas
Canada National Ballet to Perform at KU Feb 15 in Hoch
The National Ballet of Canada, led by artistic director Celia Franca, will perform at 3 20 p m February 15 in Hoch Auditorium as the fourth feature of KU Cancer Course. The program features three soloists Celia Franca David Adams Lois Smith with a 70 member company and full orchestra conducted by George Crum. Tickets range 4 08 3 32 2 55 with student free on ID.
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National Ballet of Canada
Kansas University
Hoch Auditorium
George Crum
Celia Franca
David Adams
Lois Smith
Tschaikovsky
Veteran Newsman Dunkley Dies at 70 in Miami
Charles W. Dunkley, longtime Associated Press central division sports editor for 36 years, died in a Miami hospital at age 70. He joined AP in 1911 and became sports editor in 1916, retiring in September 1952.
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Miami, Fla
Charles W. Dunkley
Associated Press
Miami
Dunkley
Halt Ordered for Plane Tests Over Urban Areas
The Civil Aeronautics Board bans flight tests over densely populated zones for both military and civil aircraft. Following a collision near Pacoimo California last week, tests after February 20 must occur over open water or sparsely populated regions approved by the administrator.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Pacoimo
Calif
CAB
Civil Aeronautics Administrator
Richard Maltby to Play Saturday at KU Dance in Memorial Union
Richard Maltby and his 16 piece orchestra headline the annual Kansas University Night Club Party at Memorial Union Ballroom from 8 p.m. to midnight Saturday. Tickets cost $2.50 and are sold at the Union Ticket Center. Maltby, a Northwestern graduate, formed his traveling band in June 1955 and has hits including The Man With the Golden Arm and The Theme From War and Peace.
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Richard Maltby
Kansas University
From & P. m
Memorial Union
Maltby
Frankie Crockett
St. Louis
Northwestern University
Land Returned to Jaws Camp Zama Japan in 1956
The U S armed forces report that 69 296 acres of land and building area were returned to Japan in 1956. U S services still hold 268 737 acres.
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Camp Zama
Japan
U. S. Armed Forces Today
K U Teacher to Attend MTNA Convention in Chicago
Kansas University music professor Seinelte Cass will join the National Biennial MTNA Convention February 10 to 14 in Chicago. She serves as national advisor for student affairs and on the MTNA executive committee, with a Feb. 12 discussion on student membership and a leadership role at a conference session. The Kansas State College Resident String Quartet is among chamber music groups featured at the MTNA gathering.
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Seinelte Cass
Kansas
MTNA
Kansas State College
Donn's Pills for Fast Relief from Various Aches
Doan's Pills offer quick relief from backache headaches and muscular pains. They also ease bladder irritation and mildly diurese to increase urine output. The ad promotes a new large size and claims decades of use by millions for better sleep and relief.
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Rip van Winkle
Doan
Denver Man Threatens Jump From Nine-Story Build
Robert K. Carson Jr a Korean War veteran from Denver perched on a four story ledge of a downtown building last night threatening to jump. Police officers priests and bystanders urged him to step back from the edge as traffic was halted and searchlights focused on the scene. After more than an hour he finally gave in and was rescued.
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Pidnant
Buddines Uy
Fay
Robert
Carson Jr
Devover
Carson
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