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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1961
Page
3
Topeka Kansas legislators were told they must redistrict after Congress confirmed the state has lost one of its six seats in the U S House of Representatives. Governor Anderson sent the message with the notice and a copy of a proposed DC voting amendment.
Ray Wingerson of the Topeka State Journal wins the AP short feature award for a tale about a 13 year old boy Jimmy and his father Anthony Mirowski charged after the youth drove the family car into their living room. The crash caused $300.77 in damage.
In Guadalajara a Mexican official says the first U S Mexican interparliamentary congress created a friendly climate for an early Kennedy Lopez Mateos summit. Negotiations for a meeting are under way as U S senators and representatives join Mexican lawmakers to discuss trade and border issues.
The long range planning committee of the Baker University Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting at 10 a.m. Friday on the Baker campus at Baldwin. Members include Robert E. Russell of Topeka as chairman, Dorothy Guier of Tulsa, Harley V. Haskin of Olathe, Judd H. Jones of Kansas City Kansas, Glen S. Stough and C. Y. Thomas of Kansas City Missouri. They will prepare developments for Baker campus for the Board of Trustees at the next meeting, April 20.
Gov. Robert B. Meyner ended New Jersey's quail season on February 8 due to heavy losses from a long cold spell and heavy snows across southern New Jersey.
Hughes says he has not decided where to station Harvey Schmedemann. The new State Highway Patrol superintendent, taking over Monday, insists he will not harm Schmedemann and notes the law prevents demotion from his rank. Hughes, a former patrol member and FBI agent, was appointed by Gov. Anderson to succeed Schmedemann.
Local Methodist church activities fill a busy period with family dinners, bridge events, and guest speakers. Attendees include Ernest Sigman family, Oklahoma City travelers, Gardner residents, and Kansas State University students enjoying midsemester breaks.
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