Docking Budget Measures Move Through Kansas House
In Topeka Democratic Gov. George Docking's budget program bills were introduced in the Kansas House. They propose cutting the sales tax rate, consolidating the sales tax and general funds, and delaying the distribution of 12.5 million dollars in sales tax revenue to cities.
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Topeka
House
Roads and Highways Committee
George. Docking
Kansas
Legislative Council
Docking
Marshall Gardiner
City tests DWV pipe dispute ends with project dropped
The city halted its DWV copper pipe experiment in two large apartment buildings at 23rd and Iowa Streets after legal questions and local firm opposition. City Attorney Stough defended the ordinance as authority for testing, while Norris and his attorney favored settlement within 60 to 90 days.
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23Rd
Iowa Sts
Norris
Okeys
Stough
Jack Maxwell
Bob Oyler
Kipp
Weatherwax
Bob Kipp
Vandalia
Ohio
Dick Williams
Williams
Nine Teens Nab Corn Crop Heirs After DeKam Sickness
In New Holland Minnesota nine teen neighbors of Peter J DeKam stole and cribbed his entire corn crop following his lung ailment. The incident highlights a local dispute over crop rights and community response.
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Nmolland, Minn
Peter J. DeKam
Whole Trip Away For KU Bowl
Four Kansas University students traveled to New York to defend the GE College Bowl title. A flat tire delayed their flight, they lost 3 0 point in the telecast, and fog forced a detour to Tulsa after Albuquerque. They returned 15 hours late to Lawrence amid an effigy protests.
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Kansas University
New York
Kansas City
Washington, D.C
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Elinor Hadley
Fred Morrison
Colby
Allan Latta
Wichita
Cheryl Payer
el Dorado
Tulsa
Okla
Albuquerque
N.M
Lawrence
Deaths-Funeral notice for Mrs Helen Alrich of Kansas City
Mrs Helen Marian Alrich 83 of Kansas City Kan died today in Bethany Hospital. She was a former Lawrence resident. Funeral services 3 30 p m Saturday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include daughter Mrs Jack Naismith of home sister Mrs Evelyn Harriott Garden City and grandson Jack Naismith Jr a Kansas University student.
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Helen Marian Alrich
Kansas City
Kan
Bethany Hospital
Lawrence
Rumsey Funeral Home
Memorial Park Cemetery
Jack Naismith
The
Hone
Evelyn Harriott
Garden City
Jack Naismith Jr
Kansas University
Lefholz Named Potentate of Abdallah Shrine Temple
Frank L. Hunn probate judge of Atchison was elected potentate of Abdallah Shrine Temple in Kansas City Kansas with jurisdiction over 10 Eastern Kansas counties including Douglas. O C Curby Ottawa A Clayton Dial Kansas City Lawrence Lefholz Lawrence Don V Williams Leavenworth John Mullinix Kansas City Maxon G Sierk Kansas City were elected officers. Delegates to Imperial Council Denver include Hunn Curby Dial Mullinix. Representatives to Central States Shrine Association Hot Springs include Judge Hunn Curby Sterk. Appointive officers include Don Schulze Howard Jobes C C Seigler Howard Weiser Robert Caplinger and Dr A L Hull.
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Atchison
Abdallah Shrine
Kansas City
Kan
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Douglas County
O. C. Curby
Ottawa
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A. Clayton Dial
Lawrence Lefholz
Lawrence
Don V. Williams
Leavenworth
Oriental Guide
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Maxon G. Sierk
Imperial Council
Denver
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Mullinix
Hunn
Central States Shrine Association
Hot Springs
Ark
Judge Hunn
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Sterk
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Howard Jobes
C. C. Seigler
Howard Weiser
Robert D. Caplinger
Teens Held After Car Stop With Firearms
In Carmel New York police stopped a car carrying three teenagers and found five shotguns and a revolver. One boy quipped I am a bug on guns. The trio were booked for illegal possession of weapons.
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Carmel
N. Y
Memorial Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Reported
Memorial Hospital lists admissions including Annie M Hughes Ira A Cochran Elouise Evans Mildred Harbison and others with addresses across Kansas towns. Dismissals include Loretta Stancliff LaVesta Banning and Barbara Evans among several others. Births record a son for John and Sharon Rogers and a daughter for Lyle and Barbara Lewis in Bonner Springs.
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Annie M.hughes
DeSoto
Elouise Evans
Skyline Court
Ira A. Cochran
Eudora
Mildred Harbison
William J. Morris
Lecompton
William H. Mayhugh
Perry
Jean M. Lewis
Bonner Springs
Sue Wells
Belle Crest
Barbara Evans
Mechanic
William Monroe Harris
N. J
Lester Sorrels
Topeka
Lee A. Queen
Ind
Ernest Wilson
Dorothea James
Velma A. Corel
Richland
Thadwell Whiteaker
Ida Hutchinson
R. I
Marl Nehrbass
Elizabeth Stephens
Judith McCoy
E. 13Th
Doris Leonhart
John Rogers
Ohio
Lyle Lewis
Regents and Docking budgets clash over KU funding
The governor trims the Regents plan for KU research funding from 400000 to about 250000 and reduces overall operating expense increases. Docking cuts total costs by about 60 percent from the Regents proposal, while defenders warn the governor's plan could derail university research and staff progress.
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Regents
Docking
Civil Service
Sen
Hults
Notre Dame Hosts 35 Foreign Students Enrollment
Students representing 35 foreign countries are enrolled at Notre Dame University. The program highlights international diversity as the university expands its cultural exchange initiatives.
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Notre Dame University
Nineteen Apalachin delegates jailed in federal case
Nineteen delegates tied to the Apalachin convention were sentenced to up to five years in prison. One absent defendant was grounded by weather. Judge Kaufman called their backgrounds a tale of horrors and said the sentences were for society's protection.
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New York
U.S. Dist
Irving R. Kaufman
John C. Montana
Buffalo
N.Y
Russell A. Bufalino
Kingston
Kaufman
Simone Scozzari
Rosemeade
Calif
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Ignatius Cannone
Endwell
Paul C. Castellano
Brooklyn
Natale Evola
Carmine Lombardozzi
Joseph Magliocco
Michele Miranda
Tex
Frank J. Mafjuri
Elizabeth
N. J
Pasquale Turrigiano
N. Y
Montana
Antony P. Riela
West Orange
Frank A. de Simone
Downey
Louis A. Larasso
Linden
Iganting Cannone
Courts Report From Lenexa And Ottawa City Courts
County Court records show Bernard Wilson Lewis of Lenexa jailed 30 days and fined 500 dollars for driving with license suspended. Several defendants from Ottawa face preliminary hearings on assault with intent to kill and armed robbery, with bonds set at 2000 dollars. Traffic and DUI cases include multiple DWI fines and license suspensions mailed to sheriff and highway patrol.
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Bernard Wilson Lewis
Lenexa
Roderick J. Nels
R. I. St
Leu
Bond
Willis Moten
Ark. St
George Moten
Lewis Edwards
Michael E. Edwards
A. B. Cooper Jr
Ottawa
Kenneth Jesse King
Robert Dockery
13Th St
Jeff Simons
Eudora
Ruth Elaine Talley
Donald Lee Talley
Gwendolyn R. Bell
Marion L. Bell
Sheriff's Office
Kansas Highway Patrol
Emery E. Peterson
Alvin E. Leckton
Leroy Moore
N. J
George Calvin McKissack
Lloyd R. Wisdom
N.Y
Robert W. Wainwright
Ohio
Charles J. Cohn
Galen Eugene Horton
Lincoln
Mike Gene Toler
Baldwin
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Fannie E. Zwitowski
Nelson M. Baxter
Thomas Harvey Black
Stratford Rd
Clarence Bradley
Roscoe Wahwahsuck
Mans
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Renna Francy
Ronald B. Landon
Maine
Prisoner in Jail Files Habeas Corpus Petition
R. J. Sanford of Bay Michigan petitions Douglas County District Court for a writ of habeas corpus. Held on a $1,500 bond for a $66.37 check to Campus Shop dated November 1958. He alleges illegal extradition from Michigan and seeks access to warrants, records, and related documents.
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Bay, Mich
Douglas County
Sanford
Michigan
Kansas University
Wes Norwood
Ohio St
Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Arizona
Kansas
George Learned
Circuit Court
Ann Arbor
Mich
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Oklahoma University
Eisenhower speaks on summit plans and world issues
The President rejects claims of fear towards Khrushchev and dismisses Truman’s demand for bipartisan attendance at the Paris summit. He cites his December tour reception, comments on Cuba, Aswan Dam aid, steel settlements, civil rights push, and a budget surplus forecast tied to a 84 billion revenue and 79.8 billion outlay for the new fiscal year.
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Truman
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Aswan
U. S
Egypt
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Soviet Union
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Capitol
GOP Plans for Kansas Budget in 1957 Clash on Revenue Grounds
Republicans challenge Governor Docking on yearly revenue versus spending in 1957 budget talks. They cite Sen. August Lauterbach criticizing Docking’s approach to education funding, while noting Docking’s 1961 plan would leave a $15.6 million gap between expenditures and revenues. GOP hints at tax cut ideas but opposes consolidating sales tax and general revenue funds, which could add five million dollars to 1961 cash.
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Docking
Anderson
August Lauterbach
Rcolby
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Three Sea Shells Reported Stolen From Home Yard
Mrs. A. J. Hastings reported to police on Tuesday that three sea shells worth 150 dollars were stolen from her front yard. The largest shell weighed about 60 pounds, with the other two slightly smaller.
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A. J. Hastings
Fla
Amendment would tax changes reshape personal property tax
A Kansas constitutional amendment to exempt household goods from personal property tax while removing the $200 general assessment exemption was introduced by Sen. Garner E. Shriver. Automobiles would stay taxed. passage requires legislature governor approval and a majority ballot. House Republicans Graves and Van Cleave will file a companion measure. Ways and Means proposed $4.7 million appropriations for 42 agencies.
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Topeka
Garner E. Shriver
Wichita
Kansas
Jack Graves
Thomas van Cleave
Kansas City
Ways and Means
House
Wichita doctor featured on This Is Your Life program
Dr. Martin F. Palmer, founder of the Institute of Logopedics in Wichita and creator of the Lawrence Speech Clinic, will be honored on television at 8 pm on Channel 4. He has dedicated his career to helping handicapped children. The Wakarusa Fire Department will hold a 7 pm training session Thursday at the Township Hall as part of multiple planned schools.
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Wichita
Martin F. Palmer
Institute of Logopedics
Lawrence
Old Manual Building
9Th and
Sts
Channel 4
Wakarusa Fire Department
Card of Thanks for Everett E. Bunn
Gail Reed thanks relatives friends and neighbors for cards flowers food and kindness during the illness and death of her husband father and brother Everett E. Bunn She also thanks Dr Belot and nurses at Lawrence Memorial Hospital for care and extends gratitude from many relatives and friends.
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Everett E. Bunn
F. W. Wells
Lewis Sale
Harry Bunn
John Scholl
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