Ford Says Budget Cuts Could Avoid Tax Increase
House Republican Leader Gerald Ford argues Congress can trim the President's budget enough to prevent a tax hike though exact cuts depend on the budget. He opposes a 6 percent surcharge on corporate and most individual taxes, citing current economic indicators and the goal to balance the economy, not just the budget. Ford spoke ahead of the GOP response to Johnson's State of the Union. Dirksen previews foreign policy remarks and endorses Vietnam course with cautions.
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Washington
House
Gerald R. Ford
Congress
Associated Press
Ford
Johnson
Michigan
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Republican Congressional Committee
Ways and Means
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Byrnes
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
House Appropriations Committee
Bow
Appropriations Committees
Plymouth Acts To Call Ex Kansan As New Senior Minister
Plymouth Congregational Church members vote to call Dr. John Edward Felible of Seattle to be senior minister. He would begin work in April if he accepts, with his wife Roma and daughter Roma Lee. Budget for 1967 set at 86490 dollars. officers and boards elected for the coming year. Felible, 45, formerly led Grand Rapids Second Congregational and Plymouth Seattle, with Seattle rebuilding plans near completion.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
John Edward Felible
Seattle
Wash
Felible
Stockton
Kan
Lawrence
Roma
Roma Lee
Plymouth
al Hack
Paul Davis
Webster Groves
Ron Wade
Massachusetts
Robert Catton
Febble
Wiley S. Mitchell
Larry Heeb
George Brahler
Ed Goebel
Howard O'Connor
Board of Deacons
Byron Brooks
Frank Foley
Maria Moore
Board of Trustees
Ruth Forman
Max Lucas
Marybeth Treece
Board of Christian Education
Jack Baur
Milo Stucky
Elizabeth Lawson
Church Council
Plymouth Church
Midwest
Kansas
Second Congregational Church
Grand Rapids
Mich
Washington, D. C
Plymouth Post
Seattle Fund
Search Continues For Couple Lost Over Caribbean
Planes searched the eastern Caribbean for Audrey Bruce Currier and her husband Stephen Currier after their Piper Apache vanished near San Juan Puerto Rico. The Mellon heir and her spouse, plus pilot John Watson, were missing 30 minutes after departure en route to St Thomas as authorities urged daylight resumption of air sea searches.
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San Juan
P.R
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Audrey Bruce Currier
Andrew W. Mellon
Stephen R. Currier
St. Thomas
John D. Watson
Airplane Charters Inc
Caribbean
Mellon
Currier
David K. E. Bruce
U.S
Britain
Ailsa Mellon Bruce
Pittsburgh
Richard Currier
Edward M. Warburg
New York
Federal Aviation Agency
Curriers
FAA
Albert McGregor
Watson
Coast Guard
Plains
Miami
West Indies
Andria
Lavinia
Michael
Cafe
Students in Haskell typewriting class write Viet Nam letters
Lawrence pupils in Mrs. Matilda Harjo's class at Haskell Institute are rewarded for classwork by composing letters to servicemen in Viet Nam. Many students have received thank you notes from those they wrote to, praising their thoughtfulness.
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Matilda Harjo
Haskell Institute
Vietnam
Telephone ripped from booth at 14th and Mass
Police report a telephone was ripped from a booth at 14th and Mass during the night. Damage estimated at 115 dollars.
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14Th and Mass, Sts
Pickert Honored as Outstanding Young Man of Lawrence
Lawrence Jaycees name Kenneth W. Pickert 35 of 2111 Learnard the outstanding young man of the year for civic service. He chairs the United Fund industrial division which raised about 40 000, contributing to Lawrence passing the 100 000 goal for the first time. Norman Leary and Charles Zook receive Key Man and Boss of the Year awards. ceremony at the Eldridge Hotel drew about 100 attendees.
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Kenneth W. Pickert
Learnard
Lawrence
Pickert
Cooperative Farm Chemicals Association
Lawrence Jaycees
Eldridge Hotel
Norman Leary
Route 2
Charles Zook
Manchester Rd
Jim Clark Motors
Kansas Jaycee
Gary Rohrer
Lincoln
Kansas University
Jaycee
Rohrer
Jaycee Organization
Pickett
United Fund Drive
United Fund
Les Krull
Hallmark Cards
Kansas Jaycees
John Rouse
Lawrence Jaycee
Winter Chevrolet
The
Journal-World
Doug Vogel
Kenneth Pickett
Leary
Zook
Journal-World Photo
Kansas approves 11 recreation projects for federal matching funds
The Kansas Joint Council on Recreation approved 11 projects for 50-50 matching federal funds pending Bureau of Outdoor Recreation review. Listings include Atchison lake dredging 2130 dollars, Liberal picnicking and camping 37749 dollars, Manhattan utilities and ball fields 69190 dollars, Ottawa swimming pool 89082 dollars, and many more across 14 towns.
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Topeka
Kansas Joint Council On Recreation
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Atchison
Burrton
D. Elkhart
Holton
Liberal
Manhattan
Osawatomie
la Crosse
Hutchinson
Spaceport
Eskridge
Winfield
Colby
Tonganoxie
Bath House
Riley County
Scott City
Card of thanks for prayers and gifts after hospital stay
I thank friends and relatives for prayers gifts flowers cards and calls during my stay at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and KU Medical Center. Your kindness will never be forgotten.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
KU Medical Center
Upside Down in Copter Marks Helicopter Test Flight
Sam Mason, a 49 year old test pilot and grandfather, piloted a rigid rotor helicopter at the Palm Springs Aircraft Convention. The craft has no hinged blades, so tilting the blades tilts the cabin, allowing loops and upside down flight without engine damage risk. Mason demonstrated 15 minutes of aerobatics at 500 to 1500 feet.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Sam Mason
Mason
Helicopter Association of America
Mason’s
Lockheed California Co
World Affairs Expert Set as Baker Lecturer
Lisa Sergio, renowned world affairs specialist and Danforth Visiting Lecturer, will speak on the Baker campus February 6 7 and 8. She will present a public talk titled America Its Friends and Foes and the Neutralists and deliver a convocation address for students.
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Baker
Lisa Sergio
Danforth
Sergio
America
Senate Bill Aims to Tighten Teen Driving Rules
Senate proposes raising teen driving permit ages to 18 for regular and 16 for provisional, with revocation rules for 16 year olds on single violations and two violations limiting driving until 17 or 18. Also includes bills creating a credit union regulator, raising Supreme Court commissioner salaries, and granting access rights across private land or water with a Kansas ruling noted.
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Robert F. Bennett
A-Prairie Village
Sen
Bennett
Norman E. Gaar
R-Westwood
Senate
Supreme Court
Keith Sebelius
R-Novelius
R-Horton
Kansas Supreme Court
KU Humanities Building Complex Gets Federal Grant
The Office of U S Senator Frank Carlson announced a federal grant of 276 399 for a 3 992 000 humanities building complex at the University of Kansas. The project would add two buildings five and 14 stories with a connecting concourse and subterranean parking and aims to finish by fall 1969 on campus land including the Robinson Gym site.
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U. S
Frank Carlson
The
Journal- World
Kansas University
Sen. Carlson
Office of Education
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Kansas
Robinson Gym
Haworth Hall
Robinson
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John Felible
Lawrence Memorial Co
Norman Erragots
Borvise
DSA
Vogel
Lincoln County
Jaycees
Air Force
Ralph Dighton
Science
Europe
Kansas Senate
Alabama
W. B. Beeler
R.ph
D. O. Kane, R.ph
Lawrence Mills
Archie Mills
Ming
Bell Music Co., Inc
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