Barry Goldwater Opens New Hampshire Campaign Route
Senator Barry Goldwater launched his New Hampshire bid for the GOP delegate votes with a news conference and downtown stroll in Concord. Despite a cast on his right foot, he greeted voters and pledged to pursue a conservative path, asserting he will stay in the race and aim for victory.
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Concord
N.H
Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire
Arizona
Goldwater
Republican Party
Grand Rapids
Mich
Kennedy
Dallas
Tex
Johnson
Kansas collects 195.3 million in 1963 revenue
Kansas Department of Revenue reports 195.3 million total for 1963, up 5.4 million from 1962. Individual income 28.7 million, sales 74.6 million, motor fuel 53.7 million, corporate income 9.8 million, beer tax 1.6 million.
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Topeka
Kansas Department of Revenue
Wayne E. McCoy
Railroads Near Another Crisis Looms After Mediation
Washington AP reports a fresh crisis looms as the rail labor dispute nears a February 25 deadline. Labor Secretary Wirtz and the National Mediation Board pressed mediation after a six month lull, with talks focusing on wage structure, job classifications, self propelled equipment, holiday pay and costs away from home.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
James J. Reynolds
Francis A. O'Neil Jr
National Mediation Board
Brandt Urged to Join Wall Talks in Berlin Impasse
East Germany demands West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt participate personally at the start of any new negotiations to reopen the city wall. The condition, conveyed by Deputy Premier Willi Stoph, could hinder renewal of the Christmas pass arrangement ending Jan. 5 after 17 days of West Berliners visiting relatives in the Soviet sector.
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Berlin
Brandt
Horst Korber
West Berlin
Erich Wendt
East Germany
Korber
Wendt
Stoph
Publisher Entered Clinic in Rochester for Treatment
HIAWATHA Kansas AP publisher Ewing Herbert Jr. of the Hiawatha Daily World and other papers left for Rochester Minnesota to enter the Mayolinic treatment. Herbert age 49 has been ill three weeks.
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Hiawatha
Kan
Ewing Herbert Jr
Hiawatha Daily World
Kansas
Missouri
Rochester
Minn
Mayolinic
Herbert
Johnson Plans A Broad State of the Union Push
President Johnson prepares a multi-pronged address aimed at poverty, education, and housing as Congress debates a budget under 100 billion dollars. Democratic and Republican leaders comment on the plan and potential funding through military cuts and domestic spending.
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Senate
Johnson
Capitol
Sen. Mansfield
Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Employment Here Remaining Steady Despite Layoffs
The area’s non agriculture employment held at 5114 mid December from 5124 in mid November as construction declined. Walter Johns of the Kansas State Employment Service notes a December retail upturn, expects seasonal construction low, but an upturn in manufacturing to offset losses. Active applications rose to 565 at December end from 529 in November, 568 year ago. Women applicants declined as holiday hiring eased. Occupation breakdown shows 6 percent professional, 14 clerical, 13 service, 5 agriculture, 36 skilled, 26 labor. The local mix of small to mid size industries supports steady employment with few large layoffs.
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Walter Johns
Kansas State Employment Service
Johns
Snow Forecast for Lawrence Tonight Ends Mild Streak
Winter returns to Lawrence with a chance of snow this evening and clearing skies by Wednesday. Winds will be strong from the south, with lows in the 20s and a Wednesday high near 40. If snow falls, it will be the first moisture in the area in 1964, while 1963 moisture remained well below normal.
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Lawrence
Job Service for Minorities Off To A Good Start
After nearly a month the Community Employment Listings shows a positive start under the Human Relations Commission. The listing service in Lawrence seeks minority job applicants and informs employers to call when positions open, with 1,200 area employers in reach and volunteers running the office in the Community Building.
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Human Relations Commission
William Binns
Humanities Relations Commission
Binns
Lawrence
Louise Lane
Kansas State Employment Service
David Bingham
Raymond Cerf
Ralph Krone
Claud Winn
F. S. Rowland
Lane
Johnson invites ex pupil who got spanked on TV show
Daniel Garcia, a Cotulla furniture dealer and former sixth grader spanked by Lyndon B. Johnson, appeared on Ive Got A Secret. Johnson phoned him after the show to invite him to Washington to visit the White House.
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New York
Daniel Garcia
Cotulla, Tex
Garcia
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Cotulla
Columbia Broadcasting System
Daniel
Johnson
Washington
John
Final Plans Ordered for Two School Additions
Lawrence Board of Education directs architect Charles L. Marshall to draft final plans for two additions at Lawrence High and one at Schwegler School. A Northwest Lawrence site option is signed for an 18 acre school and park. city and board to pay $9,000 each for identified sites.
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Lawrence Board of Education
Lawrence High School
Schwegler School
Oscar Rumsey
Lawrence
City of
Board of Education
Logan-Moore Lumber Co
Hallmark
Peterson Road
Charles L. Marshall
Topeka
Lawrence High
J. J. Wilson
Marshall
David E. Prickett
Louisiana Street
Robertson and Ericson
Schwegler
Moomau Named KU Police Chief Replacing Skillman
Maj. E. P. Moomau of the Kansas Highway Patrol is named head of KU campus traffic and security, taking over after the death of Joe G. Skillman. He retires from the Patrol Feb. 15 and begins full time at KU the next day, returning to Lawrence where he and his family once lived.
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E. P. Moomau
Kansas Highway Patrol
Kansas University
Keith Lawton
Lawrence
Highway Patrol
Mooman
Wichita
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Joe G. Skillman
Willard Anderson
Moomau
Moomaus
Joe Skillman
Department
Larry Hughes
Kansas
S.C.W
Douglas County
Northwestern University Traffic Institute
Max Factor cosmetics and Rexall-Adv on Final Page 2
Readable sections show product listings for Max Factor cosmetics and Rexall-Adv on Final Page 2. The brief item highlights available brands and suggests shopping options at local retailers.
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Max ‘ Factor
Rexall
Adv
Weather Summary for Northeast Kansas Brief Update
Snow this evening with small accumulation ends by Wednesday morning. Wednesday clears and turns colder with strong southerly winds 20 to 30 mph this evening. Low tonight in the 20s, high Wednesday around 40. Temperature reads show today’s high near 50s and low around 0 in 1984, sunset at 6 14 p.m.
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Kansas
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