State GOP Chiefs Eye Budget Hikes
Republican registrants will press for higher appropriations than Gov. Anderson's recommended 356 million. Senate leader Paul Wunsch said caucuses will decide how much can be added without political risk, with potential overage around 6.3 million if all bills pass and up to near 10 million if revenue-reducing measures also pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PERA
John Anderson
Senate
Paul Wunsch
Kingman
Anderson
Wunsch
George Docking
Budget Department
Science Fair gains committee aid for March event
A Douglas County science fair committee led by Paul Hausman will advise entrants organize field trips and arrange consultants. The fair which runs March 24 to 26 divides into four divisions senior junior intermediate and primary. Cash prizes will be awarded across divisions with special awards for agriculture and conservation and a paid trip to the National Science Fair for the top senior exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Paul Hausman
Industry
Kansas University
The
Fair Association
John Newsom
Harold Rossen
Verne Mott
Bill Torneden
Bill Collinson
Wayne Bly
W. D. King
Recreation Commission
125 to Attend KU Conference on World Trade
A KU Business School event titled Opportunities in World Trade is projected to attract about 125 attendees. Registration starts at 9 a.m. in the Kansas Union lobby, with a 10 a.m. session led by E. E. Schnellbacher of the U S Bureau of Foreign Commerce, and lunch speaker Osmond A. Jackson of Continental Bank. Afternoon panels address entry into world trade and advanced trade issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
KU Business School
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
U.S. Bureau of Foreign Commerce
Commerce Department
Committee On
Kansas Union
EE. E. Schnellbacher
U. S. Bureau of Foreign Commerce
Washington, D.C
Edward T. McNally
Pittsburg
Kan
Osmond A. Jackson
Continental Bank and Trust Co
Chicago
Sidney Satenstein, Book Award Founder, Dies at 60
Sidney Satenstein, 60, founder of the National Book Award and president of Stratford Press, died Wednesday in Boca Raton, Florida, from a heart attack.
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Boca Raton, Fla
Sidney Satenstein
National Book
Stratford Press
Local obituaries note multiple deaths and services
Mrs. Clara Nemec 72 longtime Clinton resident dies at home with funeral services at St John Catholic Church and burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include husband Charles two daughters two brothers three sisters and grandchildren. Mrs Anna Laurie Deskins dies at 91 in Topeka with services at Rumsey Funeral Home and Clinton Cemetery burial. Survivors include four daughters two sons numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Mrs Martha Suggs 74 of Lawrence dies in hospital with funeral services to be announced later by Cooper-Warren Mortuary. she was a longtime Lawrence resident and church member with three daughters a son and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Clara Nemec
Douglas County
Clinton
Rumsey Funeral Home
St. John’s Catholic Church
George Towle
Memorial Park Cemetery
Charles
Robert Kampschroeder
Route 1
Richland
Irene Kampschroeder
Route 4
Lawrence
Vitus Hadl
Lecompton
Gus Hadl
Route 5
Eleanor Hadl
Tenn. St
Carolyn Frank
Toledo
Ohio
Barbara Madl
Baldwin
Anna Laurie Deskins
Topeka
Robert Freitag
Clinton Cemetery
Hulda Wood
George Seaman
Edith McManus
Vt. St
Lillian Oliver
Rough and Ready
Calif
Donald C. Desking
Truckee
Clarence Deskins
Louisville
Martha Suggs
Martha Marie Supps
N.Y. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Cooper- Warren Mortuary
Suggs
Lawr Nce
St. Luke Ame
Doris Bowers
Lurne Cooper
N. J. St
Jeannette Faries
Pupil Enumeration Underway in Lawrence Schools
Lawrence Public School District begins a pupil enumeration led by eight women under Mrs Lena Huddleston. The count covers ages infancy to 21 to project future enrollments and state funding from school lands, with completion expected by April depending on weather.
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Lawrence
William Wolfe
Lena Huddleston
Wolfe
Borgen Reported Fairly Good After Heart Attack
Roy Borgen is described as fairly good today at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after being admitted last Saturday for a heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Borgen
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Atlas missle flashes success on 7000 mile Atlantic flight
The Atlas intercontinental missile achieved first flight success blasting 7000 miles to a South Atlantic target near Cape Town. The 82 foot rocket met objectives amid earlier failures, with Air Force noting a powerful engine set and nose cone accuracy. Army calls for Nike Zeus production to bolster nuclear warfare role, urged by Gen. Decker and Sec. Stahr before the House Armed Services Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
South Atlantic Ocean
U.S
Air Force
Cape Town
South Africa
Washington
George Decker
House Armed Services Committee
Secretary of the
Army
Elvis J. Stahr Jr
Churches oppose film Operation Abolition over fairness doubts
In Syracuse the National Council of Churches advised churches nationwide not to show Operation Abolition without supplementary facts. The board questioned its facts and fairness, noting it portrays student protests as Communist led and could harm student reputations and freedom of expression. Rep Francis Walter appears in the film. FBI decline comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N.Y
National Council of Churches
House Committee On UN- American Activities
San Francisco
Washington, D. C
National Council
General Board
Francis Walter
D-Pa
House
House Committee
Washington
FBI
Council
Haskell Men Honored by Veterans at 42nd Reunion
The 42nd annual Battery B 130th Field Artillery reunion honored about 40 former Haskell Institute students. Harry Martin compiled a booklet on Indian history for the Battery. Officers chosen for next year include Vertol Vandergrift, Lytton Williams, and Claude Buckner.
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130Th Field Artillery
Haskell Institute
Harry Martin
Stamps
Ark
Nebraska
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
American Legion Auxiliary
Dorsey-Liberty Unit 14
Dana T. Jennings
Olpe
Jacob Nanomantube
Falls City
Neb
Charles Pine
Kansas City
Hugh Means
Battery
A. Blackman
Mission
Charles E. Edwards
Topeka
Rudolph Abel
Wichita
Lloyd Lemberger
Kan
Vertol J. Vandergrift
Ness City
Lytton H. Williams
Claude E. Buckner
Ottawa
State Young Democrats Choose Top Candidates
Three men compete for president of the Kansas Young Democrats Marvin E. Rainey Overland Park Wallace R. Stovall Arkansas City and Jack W Janssen Lyons The ticket for national committeeman includes Kenneth Davis Junction City the incumbent and Ed Wilson Hutchinson Dorothy Marshall Abilene seeks national committee woman.
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Hutchinson
Kansas Young Democrats
Marvin E. Rainey
Overland Park
Wallace R. Stovall
Arkansas City
Jack W. Janssen
Lyons
Kenneth Davis
Junction City
Ed Wilson
Dorothy Marshall
Abilene
Heart of America Debate Will Have 21 School Teams
Twenty one colleges and universities from 15 states will attend the fifth Heart of America Debate Conference March 9-11 at Kansas University. Notable events include a forum with two health care policy authorities and an English style debate between KU and West Point on Kennedy era welfare state trends.
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Heart of America
Kansas University
Ernest B. Howard
American Medical Association
James Brindle
Social Security Department
United Auto Workers of America
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Kansas Union
Kennedy
the Military Academy
Universities of Alabama
Flo
Four Dudley children died, police conclude
Richmond report says the four children given away by Mr and Mrs Dudley are believed dead. A body found of Carol Ann 7 triggered a broader probe. authorities say the four siblings Norman Charles Claude and Debbie likely died between July 1958 and 1960. The couple faces neglect charges tied to Carol Ann's death.
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Richmond
Kenneth Dudley
Dudley
Carol Ann
Lawrenceville
Irene
Brunswick County
Norman
Charles
Claude
Debbie
Memorial Hospital Baby Listings and Births
A list of names and addresses records births and hospital acknowledgments including Mrs Esther Smith and baby girl at 406 Wis., Mrs Evelena Beasley and baby girl in Lenexa, a son to Mr and Mrs Ronald G. Waddell at 2700 Ala, and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Wesley A. Miller at 216 Moundview.
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James Stankiewicz
Tenn
Sunset Dr
William Eudaly
Learnard
Esther Smith
Wis
Barbara Dowdell
Harriet Thompson
Baldwin
Carmen Alexander
Wilbur Criss Jr
Eudora
Evelena Beasley
Lenexa
Norris Porter
N. J
John Laughlin Sr
Opal Agnew
Lin
Tenn. Terr
Opal Scanlan
Scanlan
Barbara Dowdel
N.J
John
Ronald G. Waddell
Wesley A. Miller
Moundview
Issues Seminar on Crucial Topics At KU Union Saturday
About 80 Kansas leaders are expected to attend the first KU union seminar titled Can Mankind Survive Science in the Forum Room. Calvin Vander Werf and James R. Seaver will lead the discussion with William A. Conboy moderating and Kim Giffin presiding. George R. Waggoner will summarize. Attendance is by invitation. a dinner in the Big Eight Room will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Kansas University
Kansas Union
Calvin VanderWerf
James R. Seaver
William A. Conboy
Kim Giffin
George R. Waggoner
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
College and University Extension
Longer Life Predicted For Americans By Century End
The Journal of the American Medical Association says life expectancy could reach 120 years by century end with some people living to 140. It notes American trends may approach Hunza lifespans, a remote northern Pakistan region, as scientific advances continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
America
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Lawrence Court Jury Delays Report To March Sixth
The District Court jury will not report to the courtroom until March 6, with a Feb. 27 appearance canceled per court clerk Lucille Allison. Modern big band jazz concert at 8 p.m. Sunday in the Kansas Union ballroom, KU Jazz Club and AFM Local 512 sponsor. free admission. Lawrence Well Baby Clinic for pre schoolers set for Monday at Public Health Center 342 Mo. St. 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Lucille Allison
Allison
Kansas Union
KU Jazz Club
American Federation of Musicians
Lawrence
Lawrence Well
Public Health Center
Mo. St
China church state split denied by Reds in Shanghai
Official Chinese accounts portray religious activity as part of state policy. A national Protestant conference in Shanghai drew 345 delegates from 25 provinces but NCNA framed the event as a cadre gathering praising Maoist leadership and socialist ideals. It warned against U S imperialism using religion as sabotage.
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Tokyo
Red
NCNA
Communist Party
Mao Tze-tung
U.S
United States
China
Peoples Government
Temperance Unit to Hold February Meeting at Centenary Church
The Douglas County Christian Temperance Council meets at 7 30 p m on Tuesday at Centenary Methodist Church located at 4th and Elm Streets Rev Robert Freitag of West Side Presbyterian Church will be the speaker The public is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Christian Temperance Council
Centenary Methodist Church
4Th and Elm Sts
Robert Freitag
West Side Presbyterian Church
Hagerty Gets Tokyo Regret
Four Japanese students from Waseda University apologized to James C. Hagerty for anti American riots in Tokyo that disrupted former President Eisenhower's planned visit. Hagerty, in Japan for Eisenhower preparations, was mobbed at a Tokyo airport and rescued by helicopter during the unrest last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N.Y
Tokyo
White House
James C. Hagerty
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Japan
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Yoneto Iwanage
Waseda University
Free World
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Tragedy
We express thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy after the death of our husband and father Jan 15. Floral tributes and Police Dept. assistance are especially noted. signed Betty Grace, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Lindstrom, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schneider, and W A Schneider family.
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Police Dept
W. A. Schneider
Betty Grace
Dean Lindstrom
Richard Schneider
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State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurancy Company
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