Anderson Seeks Record 1963 Budget Near 400 Million
Gov. John Anderson plans a 1963 fiscal year budget just under 400 million dollars with school aid kept at current levels except for enrollments. He would shift driver license duties to the Motor Vehicle Department and cut capital outlays in hospitals, penal institutions, and colleges, while maintaining no new taxes.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Associated Press
Anderson
Kansas State Teachers Association
Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Highway Patrol
Motor Vehicle Department
Division of Institutions
McDill Boyd Named Republican Chairman Candidate
Rep. Robert Dole selects McDill Huck Boyd publisher of the Phillipsburg newspaper as the choice for Republican chairman of Kansas 1st Congressional District.
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Russell
McDill
Huck
New Viet Program To Lift Standards Is Revealed Today
The United States and South Viet Nam unveil an 11 point plan to boost living standards and win support for President Ngo Dinh Diem. The program expands rural health, education and credit, builds roads and village networks, and increases U S economic aid amid ongoing guerrilla activity.
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Washington
United States
South Viet Nam
State Department
Saigon
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
South
Viet Nam
Delta
High Plateau
Central Plains
Frederick E. Nolting Jr
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
W. Averell Harriman
Wintry Blasts Hit Midwest Towns Prompting Closures
A winter storm battered the Midwest with snow sleet and freezing rain. Schools closed in Michigan Iowa and New York while traffic slowed across the region. Horns blared as near blizzard conditions dropped visibility and power lines failed in Amarillo and other cities.
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Lower
Michigan
Lansing
East Lansing
Soviets to Trail U S in Missiles by Half a Year
U S intelligence says the Soviet Union will be about six months behind the United States in fielding an advanced ICBM. The Minuteman is set to become operational this summer while the Soviets may have three Polaris subs by year end and nine by year end, with 144 missiles.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Soviets
U.S
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
Minutemen
Moon Rocket Drawings Released By U S Space Agency
NASA released drawings of the Apollo spacecraft showing a three man crew seated in the nose cone and a plan for assembling mission modules. The sketches detail launch, orbit, lunar transfer, and return sequences with Langley Field tests guiding shape and crew space.
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Washington
Space Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Moon
Earth
Langley Field
Chapel Music from Our Reuter Pipe Organ
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises chapel music from the Reuter pipe organ with contact VI3-5111 for arrangements.
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Reuter
Rumsey Funeral Home
Fire chains Fritz Co 8th at NH
Fire chains the Fritz Company near 8th at NH in a brief notice describing a business interruption and related safety concerns with no further context provided.
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Fritz Co
Nity
Bing Crosby to Undergo Kidney Surgery Today
Singer Bing Crosby is set for kidney surgery at St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica California today. The operation aims to address a kidney ailment, with Crosby expected to recover after the procedure.
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Santa Monca
Calif
Bing Crosby
St. John’s Hospital
Kennedy's Father to Go Home
A friend of President Kennedy's father said Joseph P. Kennedy may leave St. Mary's Hospital in West Palm Beach next week after a stroke. Judge Francis Morrissey of Boston and Joseph Tuomulty visited the former ambassador to Great Britain before President Kennedy's arrival.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
Francis T. Morrissey
Boston
Joseph P. Kennedy
St. Mary’s Hospital
West Palm Beach
Morrissey
Joseph P. Tumulty
Great Britain
Pierre Salinger
White House
Caroline
John Jr
Washington
Congress
European Studies Program at KU Is Doubled in a Year
About 100 Kansas University students nearly double last year’s initial program will spend nine weeks in Europe for KU’s second Modern Foreign Language Institutes. They depart June 6 from New York, return August 9, in three groups based in Paris Barcelona and Wegarn near Munich. The program offers six semester hours of credit, with KU faculty and native teachers, for freshmen and sophomores seeking foreign language proficiency.
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Kansas University
Europe
New York
Paris
France
Barcelona
Spain
Wegarn
Munich
Germany
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
J. A. Burzle
Buzzle
Local Post Office tops $1 million in 1961 receipts
Lawrence Post Office reported 1961 receipts exceeding $1,150,386.55 for a third straight year, with sales of stamps and paper reaching $344,073.62 and December mail volume rising to 4,218,100 pieces. Postmaster James Parsons said local business remained excellent and 1962 should stay strong.
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Lawrence
James Parsons
Parsons
Kennedy Aims at Medical Care Tax and Tariff Plans
President Kennedy flies to Washington for conferences with Chairman Wilbur Mills to push his medical care for the aged under Social Security, tax incentives for investment, and tariff reduction authority. He plans to court Mills and prepare for the 1962 Congress session amid Berlin talks and the State of the Union plan.
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Palm Beach, Fla
Kennedy
Washington
White House
Congress
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mills’ Committee
Mills
Arkansas Democrat
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Ennedy
Éapkel
Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Lucius D. Clay
Berlin
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Clay
U.S
West Berlin
Fewer Birds Counted in Baldwin Area
Baldwin Bird Club reports 48 species and about 2500 individual birds in a 7.5 mile radius centered two miles north of Baldwin Junction. Weather, habitat loss, and spraying outside city limits cited for lower counts. Meadowlarks and hawks rose, unusual finds include Redbreasted Nuthatches and a Screech Owl.
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Baldwin Bird Club
Baldwin
Baldwin Junction
Lawrence
The
Bird Club
National Audubon Society
Kansas Ornithological Society
Lone Star Lake
Tire Chains at Fritz Co on 8th Street
Tire chains advertised by Fritz Co located on 8th Street, offering winter traction gear for vehicles. The notice highlights availability and location in the newspaper ad.
Snowstorm Dumps Six Inches in Lawrence Area
Snow totaling at least six inches was forecast for Lawrence and nearby communities as a blizzard moved eastward. Topeka expected four inches, Kansas City up to ten. travel was hampered, rural schools closed, and highways were labeled hazardous as the storm swept through the region.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Topeka
Kansas City
Douglas County
Pleasant Grove
U.S. 24
Here
Three conditions define a blizzard and severe blizzard
Kansas City report states the Weather Bureau lists three factors for a blizzard: substantial snowfall, winds of 35 mph or more, and temperatures in the 20s or below. A severe blizzard requires dense snow, winds of 45 mph or higher, and temperatures at 10 degrees or lower.
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Kansas City
Weather Bureau
Lawrence High schedules basketball games despite weather
Principal Neal Wherry announced at 2 p.m. that the Lawrence-Ottawa basketball games will proceed as planned tonight. The Lion B-team faces off at 6 30 and the Varsity game at 8.
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Lawrence High School
Neal Wherry
Lion
Northeast Kansas Faces Heavy Snow Warning
A heavy snow warning is in effect for northeast Kansas with total accumulations of six inches or more. Strong northerly winds up to 40 mph will cause drifting tonight. Cold conditions continue Saturday with diminishing winds and cloudy skies. Tonight's lows 5 to 10 above, Saturday highs near 28.
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Kansas City
Weather Bureau
Richard Garrett
Kansas
Salina
Hutchinson
Michigan
Texas
Nebraska
Gary Funke
Topeka
Funke
Journal-World
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