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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1963
Page
8
Gov. John Anderson urged a total of 25.6 million dollars for operating state hospitals and capital improvements. The plan includes 23.4 million for operations and 2.2 million for capital projects, financed mainly from the general fund, with detailed allocations to Kansas Neurological Institute and eight state hospitals.
Mrs. Brooks Hays, 65, was robbed at her Capitol Hill residence by a youth who entered with a scissors threat. The intruder demanded money and fled after grabbing about $10 to $12 from church envelopes. Hays is a former Arkansas congressman and presidential assistant.
President Kennedy may speak to reporters Wednesday or Thursday due to a possible conflict with the tax message to Congress set for Thursday noon. Officials weigh timing as the tax plan moves forward.
TOPEKA AP The 1964 budget proposed by Gov John Anderson would require 1957 million for state operations up from 1857 million. It cuts state and federal aid to local units of government from 1229 million to 1166 million by delaying 125 million in sales tax residue funds. Capital improvements drop from 97.7 million to 87.1 million with a total budget around 399.4 million.
Pasadena chemist Dr. Gordon A. Alles died at 61 from diabetes after collapsing in a coma at his San Marino home and dying in Huntington Memorial Hospital. He helped purify insulin for human use and studied its properties.
President Kennedy told Democrats he will send Congress a special message January 29 on aid to education. House Speaker John W. McCormack said the planfar details were not discussed at breakfast but the proposal is expected broad, aiming to unite supporters.
About 300 construction workers at McDonnell Aircraft Corp refused to work Monday. It marks the third walkout at the plant since last Wednesday. Austin Construction Co of Cleveland employed the workers. Unions at the plant have begun actions, with IBEW picketing on Wednesday and Firemen and Oilers Local 6 joining the strike on Thursday.
Kansas University students may sign up for interviews with Cheley Colorado Camps directors visiting campus February 5. Roger Hill said short interviews will run 9 30 to 11 30 a.m. in 222 Strong Hall. Applicants must be sophomores.
The federal government dropped charges against former Army Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker and six others arrested after last fall's University of Mississippi desegregation riots. U.S. Attorney Ray moved to dismiss after a grand jury failed to indict, with possible refilement within five years. Meredith faces bleak prospects but campus sentiment hints at his return.
Eight mercenaries held at Elisabethville Airport await repatriation after Katanga’s failed bid for secession. Skimmer, a 6 foot 2 South African, counts pay at about $1000 a month with advance pay and foreign currency. he bears battle injuries and plans to work in a relative’s garage back home, hoping to receive the rest of his pay.
Honolulu AP report describes steeple jack skipper Leg Quinn of the ketch Neophyte planning another voyage with an all-girl crew. He will replace one sailor, wife joining next trip, four women enjoyed the 25 day Sausalito to Honolulu cruise to South Pacific destinations. The Neophyte endured four storms including a hurricane and loss of mainsail. The crew arrived at Waikiki harbor with engine assist for the last 10 miles. Mary Ann Quinn greeted her husband. Jackie Miller recalled fear during the first storm.
Asthma formula most prescribed by doctors for private patients is now available without prescription. Primatene tablets claim to open bronchial tubes, loosen congestion, and relieve nervous tension within minutes, with relief lasting hours. Sold at drugstores for 98 cents.
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