Kansas reports 1963 mineral production tops half a billion
Kansas mineral production for 1963 was valued at 524 million dollars as the State Geological Survey at Kansas University reports, marking the eighth straight year above the half billion mark. Helium emergence drives growth while oil and natural gas remain major contributors.
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Bureau of Mines
Otis
Hugoton
Grant County
Hugoton Gas
W. W. Hambleton
Horoscope guide for twelve zodiac signs with dated advice
Aries advise to pay bills and improve future plans while seeking harmony with a partner. Taurus urges ending old arguments and reviewing contracts. Gemini stresses planning and cooperative work with careful pacing. Moon Children caution against radical changes and suggest buying a gift for a loved one. Leo advises duties to kin to secure future progress. Virgo urges tackling duties, studying smartly, and bold aims. Libra notes financial pressures but optimism with planning. Scorpio warns against negative company and staying productive. Sagittarius suggests evaluating trust and seeking new methods for advancement. Capricorn promotes social outings and caution with big events. Aquarius focuses on happiness and meeting duties for higher approval. Pisces encourages modernization ideas and alertness to follow through.
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Thieves Steal Cameras From Gonzalez Car in San Antonio
In San Antonio a window was pried open and a locked car broken into harming Rep. Henry B. Gonzalez. Thieves took 450 dollars worth of cameras and undeveloped Kennedy photos from his trip to Texas and film of President Lyndon B. Johnson.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Johnson plans State of the Union push to advance full agenda
President Johnson returns to Washington with a massive legislative program for Congress. He will outline aims in a January State of the Union address, seeking civil rights, tax cuts, elderly healthcare, plus new requests and budget context. He meets with top aides to chart a course.
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Viet Cong Slip By Encircling Forces Near Saigon
In TAN AN Viet Nam two battalions of Viet Cong guerrillas slipped through to assault positions before dawn and fired on U S helicopters. Government troops reported eight killed and nearly 30 wounded as American aircraft claimed about 60 guerrillas killed though only two bodies were found.
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Viet Nam
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Saigon
Nkrumah Endorses Khrushchev Policies Ahead of Chou Visit
Ghana’s Kwame Nkrumah, host to Chinese Premier Chou En-lai this month, praises Khrushchev’s deep analysis of liberation movements in an interview carried by Pravda. He reiterates support despite Beijing’s criticisms.
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Chou En-lai
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Nkrumah
Pravda
Cement Executive Dies at 70 in Denver
Murrell O. Matthews 70, executive vice president of Ideal Cement Co. of Denver, died Saturday. Ideal Cement, based in Denver, is described as the nation’s largest cement firm with 18 plants nationwide.
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Denver
Murrell O. Matthews
Ideal Cement Co
UNICEF Sales Report for Douglas County Shows Strong Fundraising
Douglas County residents purchased 1316 UNICEF cards and 175 calendars under co chairmen Mrs Thomas Moore and Mrs Seymour MENTON. The funds support daily milk for 1013 children for a year TB vaccine for 65750 children and penicillin for 13160 children to treat yaws. Card sales began in Lawrence in 1953 and rise yearly with help from local groups.
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Seymour Menton
Lawrence
Douglas County Association For the United Nations
Union Bookstore
Eva Gabor Loses Jewelry After Miami Beach Robbery
Eva Gabor said she will not wear jewelry after a Saturday night attack at her Miami Beach home. She suffered a concussion and bruises, and a ring valued at about $25,000 was taken. the ring was not insured. Gabor described being roughed up as one robber pointed a gun and she defended herself.
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No Changes Planned for Marine Corps, General Greene Says
General Wallace M. Greene Jr. said in Tokyo there are no plans to reduce or redeploy the 190,000 member Marine Corps. He arrived to inspect Marine units in the Western Pacific on a daylong tour.
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Wallace M. Greene Jr
U.S. Marine Corps
Greene
Pacific
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