Senators Clash Over State Agency Reorganization In Topeka
In Topeka the Kansas Senate approved by party lines bills to reorganize the Kansas Armory and Bankines Boards and the Kansas Real Estate Commission while the Senate also backed a water storage and funding study resolution. A 47 to 2 vote upheld a bill maintaining the Kansas Water Resources Board membership as districts shift. House measures urge federal center for Great Plains moisture research and fund expansion of water storage at Milford and John Redmond reservoirs. New Senate bills include industrial loan companies licensing and adjustments to sentencing, taxes, and license fees.
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Topeka
Kansas
Senate
House
Legislative Council
John Anderson
George Docking
Kansas Armory and Bankines Boards
Kansas Realstate Commission
Kansas Water Resources Board
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Milford
John Redmond
Elk City
Council Grove
Congress
Great Plains
John Murray
Federal and State Affairs Committee
Murray
Kansas Corporation Commission
KCC
Kennedy uses public works as political pressure says Udall
The column notes Stewart Udall suggests using public works to pressure Congress into backing the Kennedy program. It warns such tactics risk creating ward boss style payoffs and questions the ethics of federal officials trading favors for votes.
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Kennedy
Stewart Udall
Interior
Arizona
House
Rules Committee
Udall
Deaths-Funerals Miss Dollie Lee Hicks
Miss Dollie Lee Hicks 58 of 1914 Tenn St died Friday at the Pi Beta Phi sorority house at Kansas University where she was employed. She was a member of Ninth Street Baptist Church. Funeral services will be 2 PM Monday at Ninth Street Baptist Church with Rev Frank Brown, burial Maple Grove Cemetery Tonganoxie. Surviving: two sisters and two brothers. Funeral arrangements by Bowser Lee Mortuary. Kenneth Mark Ring 143 months old son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ring died Friday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Burial in Erie Pa. Rumsey Funeral Home in charge.
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Dollie Lee Hicks
Tenn. St
Pi Beta Phi
Kansas University
Ninth Street
Mich, St
Betty Anthony
N.Y. St
E. B. Hicks
Topeka
Bowser- Lee Mortuary
Kenneth Mark Ring
Kenneth Paul Ring
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Erie
Rumsey Funeral Home
Dolly Hicks
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Rev
Frank Brown
Maple Grove Cemetery
Tonganoxie
Salvation Army Major Earl Stubbs to Speak at Dinner
Salvation Army Major Earl Stubbs of Kansas City will be guest speaker at the local Salvation Army advisory board dinner at 6 40 p m in the Eldridge Hotel. The meeting includes the first public annual report of Army services and finances. Reservations may be made with Capt Polsley at VI3 4188.
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Salvation Army
Earl Stubbs
Kansas City
Eldridge Hotel
Mid- West
Albert Osborn
Wilford Kitching
Earl Polsley
Chris Kraft
Polsley
Anderson seeks approval to use science education report
The U S Office of Education asks Dean Kenneth I Anderson of Kansas University Education School for permission to use his paper Av enues for the Improvement of Re search in Science Education as the lead chapter of his biennial Analysis of Re search in Science Education. He will present the work at the upcoming Chicago meeting of the National Association for Research in Science Teaching.
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U.S. Office of Education
Kenneth I. Anderson
Kansas University Education School
Dean Anderson
Chicago
National Association For Research In Science Teaching
Two-Car Collision Causes $450 In Damage On Massachusetts Street
Police report two separate accidents in the city. Early today a two car crash in the 600 block of Massachusetts Street caused about $450 damage with one driver failing to stop. No injuries were reported. A second collision Friday at 9 45 p m on Mass Street caused $250 damage with no injuries.
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Massachusetts Street
William R. Ray
No. St
Jesse G. Swezer
Route 1
Donald Haring
Great Decisions meeting at Lawrence High School
The second Great Decisions session is set for 7 30 p m Monday at Lawrence High School with Dr Roy Laird of KU presenting on the Soviet Challenge and World Leadership. Afterward two discussion groups led by Col Clyde Jones and John W Purcell Jr will form, per last week's vote. Public invited. Terry O Connor to swim finals at Wichita competing in two events as a junior.
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Lawrence High School
Roy Laird
Terry O'Connor
Wichita
O'Connor
Peppercorn Elected to Kansas Law Review Board
Polly Peppercorn, a third-year KU law student of 10 Pawnee St., is named note editor on the Kansas Law Review board of governors. Also noted, Catharine the Great became the first person inoculated against smallpox in Czarist Russia.
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Polly Peppercorn
Pawnee St
Kansas University
Kansas Law Review Board of Governors
Catharine the Great
Russia
Engineers protest as mediation board orders single bargaining unit
Flight engineers oppose joining the Air Line Pilots Association as a single unit claiming loss of seniority and jobs. Picketing at the White House and State Department followed Kennedy’s press conference. Pan American cancels and reroutes flights. a government restraining order is discussed though not yet issued.
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National Mediation Board
Air Line Pilots Association
White House
State Department
Kennedy
Robert C. Boyd
Mediation Board
Don Byrne
Ron Brown
Chevy Chase
Pan American
New York
Bermuda
London
Paris
National Airlines
Miami
Idlewild
Eastern Airlines
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Turnpike traffic up 14 percent in Lawrence in 1960
Turnpike reports show Lawrence interchange traffic rose 14 percent in 1960 over 1959. West Lawrence total 582 250 with 290 27 entering and 202 108 exiting. East Lawrence total 510 400 with 243 737 entering and 275 663 exiting. Overall Lawrence service area saw 2 155 878 vehicles, a gain over prior year. Fuel sales reached 1 123 492 gallons and the restaurant earned 364 125 dollars.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
Wichita
Topeka
West Lawrence
East
West
East Lawrence
Pike
Wellsville Senior Quits School Over Mustache Policy
Warner Flinsbaugh, 17, a Wellsville high school senior, chose leaving school rather than shaving his mustache after the superintendent's ultimatum. Board members cited a student grooming policy forbidding facial hair, with other boys briefly growing beards or mustaches but shaving them at the principal's request.
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Wellsville
Warner Flinsbaugh
Flinsbaugh
Rantoul
Warner
Student Group Will Be At Nebraska Meetings
A Kansas University cohort will join Lutheran Student Association events at Midland College in Fremont Nebraska this weekend. Attendees include Calvin Almquist Jim Anderson Pam Christiansen Tom Daniels Charlotte Ensley Sandra Gustafson Gary Highfill Connie Hines Larry Lechner Mary Ann Luskow Karlene Ott Dave Smith Larry Smith Susan Tillotson Bob Uplinger and Lawrence guests Mr and Mrs Charles Harkness Charles Adams Jr Wendell Nelson. The conference theme is The Individual in the Campus Drama with LSA members from Oklahoma Missouri Kansas and Nebraska.
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Kansas University
Lutheran Student Association
Midland College
Fremont
Neb
Calvin Almquist
Jim Anderson
Pam Christiansen
Tom Daniels
Charlotte Ensley
Sandra Gustafson
Gary Highfill
Connie Hines
Larry Lechner
Mary Ann Luskow
Karen Ott
Dave Smith
Larry Smith
Susan Tillotson
Bob Uplinger
Lawrence
Charles Harkness
Charles Adams Jr
Wendell Nelson
LSA
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Box Company Transfer in Oklahoma City Purchase
Controlling interest in the Soon er Corrugated Box Co of Oklahoma City has been bought from the Lawrence Paper Co by Love Box Co of Wichita. Lawrence Paper still holds a partial stake in the Oklahoma City operation. The Oklahoma agency reports about 25 employees.
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Sooner Corrugated Box Co
Oklahoma City
Lawrence Paper Co
Love Box Co
Wichita
Lawrence Paper
Oklahoma
Attorney for Gladden Receives Threat Note
Kansas City AP dispatch reports Martin Anderson attorney for Stanton M Gladden and Fire Fighters Union Local 42 said he received a threatening letter Friday. Gladden a fire battalion chief was injured by a bomb that exploded under his car at his home February 9.
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Kansas City
Martin Anderson
Stanton M. Gladden
Fire Fighters Union Local 42
Gladden
Medical School Enrollment Expansion Plans Delayed
Dr Wescoe notes retirement driven growth in Medical School enrollment may occur in five to ten years and become the top item in the Medical Center long range plan The EU Chancellor seeks quick start while governor blocks the $4 3 million proposal awaiting further discussion Federal aid could offset state costs if matching funds become available through Congress
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Wescoe
Congress
Boy on Way to Court Crashes Stolen Car
A 15 year old boy being questioned about a crash with a stolen car admitted to joy riding in four other stolen cars that week. He said he was en route to juvenile court to report to his parole officer and that he is on parole for auto theft.
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Kansas City
George R. Harkness
Memorial Hospital Admits and Dismissals Listed
Memorial Hospital reports admissions for Donald Steele Ottawa Mrs Carmen Alexander 612 Miss James Jones 1014 W 22nd Terr Mrs Gloria Byers 1713 W 21st Mrs Elsie Rice 110 Conn Mrs Edna Daniels 222 W 9th Karen Stuth 1632 Tenn. Dismissals include Mrs Dorothy Akin Route 2 Mrs Netta Schwarz Marysville Mrs Jean Allen and baby boy 1102 Sunset Bert Williamson 723 Ill Mrs Mary Dysart 608 Saratoga Pl Mr and Mrs Robert Gordon Williamstown a daughter Friday Mr and Mrs Granville Beasley Lenexa a daughter Friday Mr and Mrs Paul H Wright 1806 Miller Dr a daughter Friday Mr and Mrs Floyd Chronister 1700 La a son today
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Donald Steele
Ottawa
Carmen Alexander
James Jones
Gloria Byers
Elsie Rice
Edna Daniels
Karen Stuth
Dorothy Akin
Route 2
Netta Schwarz
Marysville
Jean Allen
Baby Boy
Sunset
Bert Williamson
Mary Dysart
Saratoga Pl
Robert Gordon
Williamstown
Granville Beasley
Lenexa
Paul H. Wright
Miller Dr
Floyd Chronister
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