Eisenhower to undergo new full medical exam by mid February
President Eisenhower announced plans for another full scale medical examination before mid February while not committing to how soon it might influence his choice about seeking a second term. He said he would discuss political questions with Vice President Nixon and cautioned against a Warren draft for the presidency.
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Eisenhower
White House
Maj
John Eisenhower
Nixon
United States
Warren
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Snow Forecast Expands Across Kansas With Incoming Storm
Sunshine gives way to a Southwest storm bringing snow to western and central Kansas tonight and Thursday. The weather bureau expects heavier snowfall in the Southeast and south central areas. temperatures drop to the 20s, with highs in the 20s to around 30 on Thursday. Three to eight inches remained in the eastern half today, little in the west, with slick spots noted. roads expected to normalize through the day.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Highway Department
Kansas City approves 25 million water bond plan
Kansas City voters yesterday approved a 25 million dollar bond issue to upgrade the city water distribution system. The measure was backed by city officials and relates to improving pipes, pumps, and service reliability.
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Kansas City
Senate Debates Big Money Bill in Budget Session
In Topeka the Senate Ways and Means Committee advanced a large state education bill for early debate. The finance measure requests about $19.87 million for operating funds, with various allocations across Kansas colleges and universities and related agencies. A separate $495,000 from the educational building fund funds construction at state schools along with other transfers and future bills.
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Fort Hays State College
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Emporia
Pittsburg
State Commission of Revenue and Taxation Administration
Bulganin Sends a Friendly Letter to Eisenhower
Soviet Premier Bulganin sent a friendly letter outlining ideas for world peace to President Eisenhower. Ambassador Zarubin read the letter to the President and Secretary Dulles as an interpreter rendered it into English. Hagerty said the letter’s contents and pubic release were not decided, and Zarubin declined to discuss specifics.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Bulganin
White House
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Dulles
Hagerty
Zarubin
Hulzanin
Oma
Pensman Asker
Zarublin
Democrats Refuse to Limit Constructive Criticism in Debate
Senate Democrats resist bounding foreign policy topics in campaigns. Senator Morse accuses Dulles of atomic brinkmanship while Fulbright says his bipartisanship talk hides partisan actions. Dulles has discussed excluding one or two issues from electoral debate. House and Senate leaders weigh how to examine and debate these policies.
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Washington
Senate Democrats
George D-Gal
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Dulles
Sen
Morse
Congress
Fulbright
D-Arvk
Wreck Engineer to Undergo Psychiatric Exam
Los Angeles officials announce that the engineer of the Sunday two car wreck that killed 29 will receive a psychiatric examination. District Attorney Ernest Roll says the step aims to clarify the engineer Frank Parrish statement about seeing an orange grove, which investigators say does not exist near the curve where the train derailed.
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Los Angeles
Ernest’ Roll
Roll
Santa Fe
Frank Parrish
No Threat Seen In Tunnel Break
Water burst in a small construction tunnel on the Hudson River bank near Weehawken. Officials said the leak affected a tunnel separate from the Lincoln tunnel third tube under construction and there was no threat to the two existing tubes or traffic. A barricade held back water at high tide as work continued.
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New York
Hudson River
Lincoln Tunnel
Port Authority
Weehawken
Dr White to Set Date for Eisenhower Exam
Heart specialist Dr. Paul Dudley White says he will announce soon the date for the examination of President Eisenhower. The results could influence the decision on a possible second term.
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Boston
Paul Dudley White
Eisenhower
Senators Agree On Voluntary Soil Bank Participation
Senators report support for voluntary participation in the soil bank program for this year. Farmers already approved acreage allotments for wheat and cotton, and officials say compulsory participation would breach existing contracts. The Senate committee discussed omnibus farm bill terms and potential rural industrialization aid.
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Washington
New Soil Bank
Miender D-Lar
Senate Agriculture Committee
Soil Bank
Effender
Benson
Ellender
Committee For Economic Development
Agriculure
Soviet Union OKs NBC Color Film Plan
The Soviet Union agreed in principle to permit NBC to produce a color film about life inside Russia NBC announced. The agreement was described as a concession allowing the documentary project to proceed.
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New York
Soviet Union
National Broadcasting Co
Russia
NBC
House Passes Inquiry Measure and Property Tax Move
The Kansas House approved a bipartisan inquiry resolution 105 to 4 to form an investigative committee with broad powers over state government operations. It also sent to the Senate a 106 to 3 bill to prohibit a property tax for the general fund in 1957, and a 78 to 29 measure would repeal liquor tax exemptions, boosting liquor revenue by about 300,000 yearly. A separate 85 to 23 vote sent a bill to the Senate charging $2 for oversized vehicle trip permits, expected to raise about 80,000 annually.
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Legislative
House
Senate
Kansas
Legislative Investigating
Howard Immel
Rlota
Citiens Group
Senate Approves KU Budget With 8.4 Million Authorization
Kansas University faces an $8.398 million spending plan for the 1987 fiscal year after reductions, with 4.53 million earmarked for salaries and wages. Gov Hall had trimmed an earlier request and lawmakers removed funds for several new programs and outside research.
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Educational Building Fund
Kansas University
Bil Sells
Munday
Senate
Fred Hall
Ways and Means
Raymond Nichols
University
Wintry Spell Smashes Here as Sun Returns
Bright sun ends a long cold stretch in Lawrence with above freezing for the first time since January 14. Forecasters predict another snow storm Thursday, risking slick roads as thaw leads to melting and moisture totaling about .65 inch.
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Lawrence
Sinc
Weather Bureau
Kangas
Nis
First Action Taken On New Regulations For Church Parking
The City Commission approved preliminary action on a zoning amendment to require off street parking for churches and similar buildings. New churches must provide one stall per 10 seating. existing churches exempt unless enlarged or rebuilt. The measure sets its scope with two general building types excluded from current rules and can be waived for undue hardship.
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Ministerial Alliance
Jim Wledlesworth
Board of Zoning Appeals
Planning Commission
Gov Hall Reveals Cost Of His First Broadcast
Gov Fred Hall disclosed the cost of his January 3 Report to the People broadcast at 7 240 28 dollars during a WIBW TV interview in Topeka He did not name the funders The Fonpovia Cragrove editor White predicted the cost could exceed 20000 for one broadcast and urged Hall to disclose contributors and amounts A newspaper editor labeled Hall an old political foe during a news conference earlier yesterday
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Topeka
Fred Hall
Hall
Wibw TV
White
Itali
Jong
Korean Tot Finds Bright Future with New Family
In Seoul a six year old orphan named Terry awaits April adoption by Maj. John C. Shaydak and his family. The major, his wife Helena, and their sons Jun and Mark prepare for Terry to arrive in Leavenworth, Kansas, after months of paperwork. Terry endured an uncertain early life in Korea, including time in care and an orphanage, before the Shaydaks plan a new home with horses and Western songs.
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Kim Moon Kyu
Unil
Leaverworth
Nas
John C. Shavdak
Wety
Leavenword
Majer
Helena
Sydney
Australia
U. S
Maj
Shaydak
Bernarette
Mit
Terry
Jerry
America
Jun
Mark
Becsise
Mwe
Right to Work Jobs Eliminate Centron's Offer
Lawrence Centron Corporation produced films for Kansans for the Right to Work The governor chose a Kansas City producer over Centron paying three cents more for the work and prints sent to stations. Centron President Arthur Wolf said the decision involved cost but also nonfinancial factors and noted union status was queried by the governor's secretary.
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Centron
Lawrence Centron Corporation
Fred Hall
World Today
Kansas City, Mo
Pansing
Walf Farlier
Arthur Wolf
Lawrence
Wolf
Weather Outlook for Kansas Narrowed to Warmer East
Parily cloudy and warmer east this afternoon with increasing clouds across the state tonight. Snow will affect the western and central areas tonight and Thursday, likely heavy in the southeast and south central. Tonight will be cold with lows around 20 northeast and in the 20s elsewhere. Thursday highs in the 20s to around 30 in the extreme south.
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State
Warner
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