Kansas House Members Weigh Reelection Odds
AP survey of 125 Kansas House members finds 83 consider reelection likely or possible this year, with 60 of 83 Republicans and 23 of 42 Democrats leaning toward running again. Additionally 14 Republicans and 12 Democrats undecided, while 14 Republicans and 5 Democrats say they will not run or are doubtful.
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Associated Press
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Conard
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Crossan
Cubit
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Behee
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Car Burglary Reported at KU Campus
Hutchinson junior Wayne Henry of Kansas University reported to campus police that his car in M Zone on Sunnyside Avenue was broken into Monday and items valued at 65 dollars were stolen, including a briefcase four books and clothing. Two proverbs appear in the report.
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Hutchison
Kansas University
M Zone
Sunnyside Avenue
School Board reviews insurance plans and salary proposals
The Lawrence Board heard about life annuity options for teachers and a salary committee report urging wider pay scales and added duties pay. Action on boiler insurance renewal was postponed. Resignations were accepted and several new staff were elected to guard positions at Lawrence schools.
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Lawrence Education Association
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Effctive
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Joan Cramer
Ruth Schiefelbusch
Bettie Jayanne Myers
Lawrence High School
Emery Corbett
Central Junior High School
Demos Back Kennedy Plan on Urban Affairs
Democratic congressional leaders praised Kennedy's proposed urban affairs department and attacked Republican Nelson Rockefeller's critique. Senate leader Mansfield recalled Eisenhower's prior Hobby appointment, while Rockefeller labeled the Weaver selection as political fakery and race baiting. McCormack accused Rockefeller of inconsistency.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
White House
Senate
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Montana
Mansfield
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Oveta Culp Hobby
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Hobby
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Rockefeller
County Clerk Delbert Mathia Takes On Instructor Role
Douglas County Clerk Delbert Mathia, elected to a fourth term, prepares to teach 104 Kansas county clerks at the County Clerks School at Kansas University. He stresses accuracy in election procedures, ballot preparation, advertising, and poll logistics as essential to lawful, error-free elections.
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Mathia
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Kansas University
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Two Women Foil Del Mar Bank Robbery
In Del Mar California two women restrained bank robber Charles Martin Bowen Jr. after he used a toy pistol to threaten teller Dorene Richmond for 3500 dollars. Emily Standley and Muriel Andrews joined forces, tackled Bowen, and dragged him across the lobby breaking a window.
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Calif
Charles Martin Bowen Jr
Dorene Richmond
First National Trust & Savings Bank of San
Federal education aid plans outline medical and dental schools
The proposal cites a $5.7 billion program with $3 million spent in year one. It includes a 10-year matching grants plan to build 20 new medical schools and 20 new dental schools along with four year scholarships for 25 percent of entering students. In five years the cost would reach $600 million, with $9 million in fiscal 1963.
Notable Kansas Editors Named in 1961 Obituary List
A 1961 obituary list includes late Charles M. Harger of Abilene Reflector-Chronicle Will T. Beck of Holton Recorder Fred Brinkerhoff of Pittsburg Sun and Headlight Rolla A. Clymer of El Dorado Times Angelo Scott of Iola Register Dolph Simons Sr. of Lawrence Journal-World Oscar S. Stauffer of Topeka Daily Capital Journal and Marcellus M. Murdock of Wichita Eagle.
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Abilene Reflector-Chronicle
Will T. Beck
Holton Recorder
Fred Brinkerhoff
Pittsburg Sun
Headlight
Rolla A. Clymer
el Dorado Times
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Iola Register
Dolph Simons Sr
Lawrence Journal-World
Oscar S. Stauffer
Topeka Daily Capital- Journal
Marcellus M. Murdock
Wichita Eagle
HELP KU Unit Forms for Lawrence HELP-KU Campaign
The advance gifts committee of the Lawrence HELP-KU student loan program met at noon to start fund solicitation for the 1962 campaign. Members include Arthur Weaver Olin Petefish Skip Williams M S Winter E R Zook Justin Hill and J L Constant. Last year gifts surpassed $4 500 and organizers expect more contributors this year to increase last year’s total.
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Lawrence Help-Ku
Arthur Weaver
Olin Petefish
Skip Williams
M. S. Winter
E. R. Zook
Justin Hill
J. L. Constant
Lawrence Help-Ky
Maurice Barker
Greater University Fund At
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Lawrence
Barker
Clarke Wescoe
Wescoe
FM Station Airs Birch Primer in North Hollywood
KPFK FM in North Hollywood aired readings from the John Birch Society blue book. Police patrolled the station after threats claiming a bombing if the broadcasts continued. Off-air threats linked to earlier bombings targeted two ministers and actor Robert Ryan amid related controversy.
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Los Angeles
John Birch Society
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North Hollywood
Robert Ryan
KU Geology Professors Named Visiting Scientists
Three Kansas University geologists join 30 visiting scientists at 100 U.S. colleges under the AGI Visiting Scientist Program. Raymond C. Moore will lecture on Grand Canyon studies and invertebrate fossils March 17 24 at Eastern New Mexico University and Arizona State University. Frank C. Foley will visit California University Riverside and San Francisco State College March 19 23 to discuss water resources and atomic waste disposal. William H. Hambleton will tour Earlham College and Birmingham Southern February 21 28 to lecture on Caribbean geology Mohole and basement in the continental interior.
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Kansas University
U.S
American Geological Institute
Raymond C. Moore
Summerfield
State Geological Survey
William H. Hambleton
Frank C. Foley
AGI
Offi
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Riverside
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Ind
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Alabama
Quiet Evening at Trinity Episcopal Church this Wednesday
Brother Francis of the Order of the Holy Cross will conduct a Quiet Evening starting at 7 30 Wednesday at Trinity Episcopal Church. He will spend the rest of his time until Friday on the Kansas University campus addressing several small groups.
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