Two Senate Bills Await Fine Approval in Topeka
Kansas Senate faces final action on two major measures. One would admit Wichita University to the state college system amid strong debate over funding and impact. The other would revise Kansas civil procedure, based on a three year Judicial Council study, to align state rules with federal norms.
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Wichita
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R-Lawrence
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Wellington
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Chrysler Leaders Seek Stock Split
Chrysler Corp reports record fourth quarter earnings for 1962 and votes a two for one stock split. Directors also vote to raise the dividend as shares more than double from the 1962-63 low. Strong gains partly from defense and space business. Chrysler posts 1962 earnings of 65.4 million dollars or 7.24 a share versus 11.1 million dollars or 1.24 a share in 1961.
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General Motors
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Unique Win By Pearson
The Kansas University Governmental Research Center reports James Pearson won the vacant senatorial seat in last November’s election making him the first Kansas Republican senator with no prior governor experience since 1929. He also won the August primary defeating former Gov Ed Arn. Frank Carlson led all statewide candidates with over 62 percent.
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Kansas
Kansas University Governmental Research Center
Andrew Schoeppel
Pearson
Charles Curtis
Ed Arn
Curtis
Frank Carlson
Governmental Research Center
Keating Warns of Soviet Forces in Cuba and U S Debate
Keating argues Soviet missiles and 20 000 troops linger in Cuba while McNamara says 17 000 remain with 5 000 in combat units. Kennedy aides defend actions after Keating’s warnings and TV disclosures expose intelligence limits.
Scout Leader Speaker Highlights Boy Scout Program Value
Kaw Council assistant executive Dick Frans spoke at the Lawrence Kiwanis Club outlining scouting as a first democracy lesson for boys. He said scouting challenges youth, fosters outdoors appreciation, and builds leaders, noting praise from ten U.S. presidents including John F Kennedy.
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William Hogle Plans to Open Lawrence Insurance Office
William Hogle formerly of Burlingame plans to move to Lawrence and open an insurance office at 530 W. 23rd St. He is affiliated with State Farm Mutual and teaches a life insurance course at Washburn University in Topeka. He is KU class of 1942. His wife and four children Bruce Greg Teresa and Susan remain in place.
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Lawrence
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Hogle
State Farm Mutual Insurance Companies
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Topeka
Kansas University
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Teresa
Susan
Dodge City Approves Parking Plan for 170 Vehicles
The Dodge City City Commission approved a 286000 dollar off street parking plan to serve 170 vehicles. The measure raises over 500000 dollars in recent area improvement funding with half paid by an improvement district and half by the city at large.
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Marines Take Kennedy Challenge Hike 50 Miles in 20 Hours
U S Marines from Florida to Arizona accept President Kennedy's test to hike 50 miles in 20 hours with a final 20 yards run. Lt Col James W Tuma and Sgt Stanton E Jordan report fastest times 13 1 2 hours and 17 hours respectively as others plan hikes in Arkansas Camp Lejeune and Great Lakes with snow dependent schedules.
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Prohibition Amendment Drawn in Kansas House
Kansas House introduces a constitutional amendment by Rep. John Bower to ban manufacture sale or distribution of alcoholic liquor or beverages except for medical scientific or mechanical uses. The measure mirrors budget guidance from Gov. John Anderson.
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Kansas
John Bower
R-Mclouth
Missouri
Tipton
Kansas Senate
John Anderson
Lansing
Summer camps attract vast numbers of students
Dr. Smith notes 9 500 attendees across art music and science camps plus 4 383 regular students last summer and 3 532 extension and non credit participants and 1 010 prep students totaling 8 925 in summer activities. He says more regular students attend summer session to advance degrees or broaden programs and more high school graduates start college in summer.
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Dr. Smith
Soviet Cuba arms buildup details emerge in briefing
Defense Secretary McNamara and DIA analyst John Hughes describe Soviet and Cuban missiles and weapons in Cuba. They note 17 000 Soviets remain, with 5 000 in four tank equipped task forces, and recount basing, dismantling, and rapid modernization of MIG21s and air defenses observed by U2s and other reconnaissance.
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Friday Evening Services at Lawrence Jewish Center
Services will be held at 7 30 p m Friday at the Lawrence Jewish Community Center 917 Highland Dr with a social hour to follow Sunday School runs 10 a m to noon Mrs Arthur Shaw in charge
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Diefenbaker Urged to Avoid Anti Americanism in Campaign
In Ottawa, Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker faces pressure from within and beyond his Conservative party to steer clear of anti American rhetoric as Canada enters a new election period. The Liberal leader Lester B. Pearson and the Ottawa Journal urge restraint, while Diefenbaker defends sovereignty and criticizes U S meddling in Canada’s nuclear debate.
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Canada
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United States
Liberal Party
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Yankees
Pearson
Lawrence to Be Operations Site For Drink Firm
The Kansas City Coca Cola Bottling Co has bought Ottawa and St. Joseph operations and will base sales, service and distribution in Lawrence. Robert Wagstaff announces Lawrence becomes home base for Kansas distribution covering Lawrence and surrounding communities.
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Coca-Cola Co
Kansas City
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Lawrence
Kansas City Company
Kansas
Robert Wagstaff
Wagstaff
Leavenworth
Olathe
Paola
Lyndon
St. Joseph
Coca- Cola Bottling Co
Coca- Cola
Missouri
Boyd Adkins
Hershel Bates
Sabetha
Conn
Alumni Association
Harold Testerman
Testerman
Jayhawker
Huge Vermont Lot Plans Spark City Meter Debate
Merchants considered smaller options but chose to "go all the way" on a large Vermont area. City policy says benefit lots between New Hampshire and Vermont are not metered, while municipal lots west of Vermont and east of New Hampshire face a two cent hourly meter rate.
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Zook
New Hampshire
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