Kansas Income Lag Seen Amid National Growth Gap
A 1963 report by Darwin W. Dakoff, chief economist at the Office of Economic Analysis, shows Kansas personal income topping 5 billion while the state trails the nation in growth. From 1960 to 1962 Kansas ranked 31st in total growth and 23rd per capita. 1962-63 rankings fell to 45th and 40th, with transfer payments the only bright point. Dakoff urges policy action across resources, research, politics, and local policy to halt the slippage.
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Topeka
Kansas
Darwin W. Dakoff
Office of Economic Analysis
John Anderson
Dakoff
Interstate Commerce Commission
Air Force
Wichita
Defense Department
Midwest
Cadets Leave Air Force Academy Amid Cheating Probe
Forty more cadets reportedly left the U S Air Force Academy as the widening cheating scandal grows. Officials cited that more than 100 cadets may be involved before the investigation ends and a special board questions hundreds of cadets while keeping names confidential. Col Richard Haney said public records would be released for as many facts as possible without identifying cadets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIR Force Academy
Colo
U.S. Air Force Academy
Public Information Office
Air Force
Richard Haney
Robert H. Warren
Haney
Col
Ball Imprinting Study: Hen Hatches With Rubber Mother
Riverside psychologist student Joan Berkoff studies imprinting using Herman the chicken and a rubber ball serving as a mother. She hatched the chick, kept him awake for 16 hours with the ball, and observes whether he later shows proper social behavior or imprinting to the inert object. He has not met other chickens or hens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Joan Berkoff
University of California
Riverside
Joan
KU plans new larger buildings and campus reshaping
The university outlines phased construction replacing Robinson Gymnasium and Haworth Hall with a new physical education building and a Biological and Life Sciences Building. Completion targets are 1965 for phase one and 1968 for the sciences facility, with Fraser Hall rebuilt to house psychology sociology and anthropology programs.
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Robinson Gymnasium
Haworth Hall
Summerfield Hall
Allen Fieldhouse
B. A. Green Construction Company
Norris Brothers
Strong Hall
Fraser Hall
Old Fraser Hall
Lawton
New Fraser Hall
Radioisotopes
Flint Hall
Sociology
Blake Hall
Blake
Five LHS seniors named honor scholars at KU
Lawrence High School announces five seniors chosen as honor scholars at Kansas University. Beginning next fall they receive stipends from honorariums to 400 dollars and may qualify for National Defense Student Loans. Named are Mary Higley Cynthia Hubbard Gaylene Killinger Cynthia McNown and Karen Tucker with parent details listed.
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Lawrence High School
Kansas University
National Defense
Mary Higley
Charles Higley
W. 13Th St
Cynthia Hubbard
Charles Hubbard
Gaylene Killinger
E. G. Killinger
Miss. St
Cynthia McNown
Dean
John S. McNown
Highland
Karen Tucker
C. V. Tucker
Mass. St
Wanka Tauy Wildlife Association election at Legion Hall
Lawrence area meeting to elect new officers at 8 tonight in Baldwin Legion hall. Current president Scott Morgan presides. A project report on a new access road to Douglas County State Lake, 11 miles southeast of Lawrence, will be presented.
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Wanka-Tauy Wildlife Association
Legion Hall
Baldwin
Scott Morgan
Douglas County State Lake
Lawrence
KU Student Hurt In Mishap On Icy K-10 Bridge
Kansas University student Andrew E. Honeycutt, 22, suffered cuts and bruises after his car spun on an icy bridge over the Wakarusa River on K-10 east of Eudora. Augusta M. Jackson, 52, escaped injuries in a separate icy spin at the same site. Honeycutt was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. damages were $800 and $400 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew E. Honeycutt
N. Y. St
Eudora
Honeycutt
Journal-World Photo
Kansas University
N.Y. St
Augusta M. Jackson
Staff Village
Lawrence
Jackson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Eudora Pool Committee Plans to Elect Tonight
The Eudora community will elect officers for a Swimming Pool Corporation at 8 o clock tonight in a public meeting at the Eudora Grade School gymnasia. Dr Leo Lauber heads the group seeking a nonprofit public pool seven miles west of Lawrence with plans to open by this summer.
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Eudora Pool Committee
Eudora
Lawrence
Leo Lauber
Memorial Hospital Births and Residents List
A listing of names and addresses appears to include residents, patients, and births connected to Memorial Hospital Theresa Kilgore and local communities. Notable entries include births to Richard Walbridge at McLouth and Duane Miller at Stouffer Place, with numerous home addresses and named individuals across Kansas locales.
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Theresa Kilgore
Leo Feist
Tenn
Nina Athey
N. 3Rd St
Marie Reed
Esther McClure
Quenemo
Delbert Beers
Ala
Brett Amerine
Williamstown
Ada Humphreys
Ohio
Vivian Pishny
Wellington Rd
Margaret Montzingo
John Wingman
Mass
Grady Announces Pathologist Hire for Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Dr. Sanders elected pathologist for Lawrence Memorial Hospital after an extensive search. Chairman Hill says candidates were interviewed by the selection committee and the Kansas university trained candidate comes highly recommended from Wesley Medical Center. Dr. Sanders, a Kansas University Medical School graduate, hails from Enid Oklahoma and has a KU wife Diane and son Karl. The salary will be based on a percentage of department gross income as before.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Hill
Dr. Sanders
Wesley Medical Center
LMH
Sanders
Enid
Okla
Vernon County
Army Counter-Intelligence Corps
SouthWest Missouri State College
Wichita State University
Kansas University Medical School
Diane
Karl
Dillon to Leave Treasury Cabinet in Coming Months
Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon confirmed plans to depart the Cabinet within months. The brief notes other regional items including emergency funding for Kansas State University after a destructive fire and a Kansas City robbery amid suspect descriptions.
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Washington (Ap
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Topeka
Kansas State University
Kansas House Debates End of Term Limits for Treasurers
A constitutional amendment to end the two consecutive term limit on county treasurers was introduced in the Kansas House. Rep Richard L. Harper proposed the measure, echoing a prior voter approval to lift a two term cap on sheriffs. The action follows statewide changes approved last November.
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Topeka
Kansas House
Richard L. Harper
Fort Scott
Kansas
Rumsey Funeral Home Ad Announce Owners Fred and Oscar Rumsey
Fred and Oscar Rumsey, owners of Rumsey Funeral Home, advertise contact number VI 3-5111 for funeral services and arrangements.
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Fred and
Oscar Rumsey
Rumsey Funeral Home
Avery Budget Request Attracts $473 Million Figure
Gov. William H. Avery signaled a budget of about $473 million plus an undisclosed sum for financing a foundation plan for school aid. He will present recommendations to a joint legislature session at 11 am Thursday and outline financing methods to sustain state functions long term. The base budget would exceed current-year expenditures by roughly $30 million. the exact foundation plan funding was not disclosed.
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Topeka
William H. Avery
Avery
Two People Injured In Sunday Wreck At 9th And Schwarz
Two persons suffered minor injuries in a one car accident early Sunday at 9th and Schwarz. They were David Norman 20 of 2000 Learnard the driver and Charles Marcell 18 of 922 Pamela Lane. Norman had cuts and bruises while Marcell suffered a broken nose after treatment at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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Schwarz
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
David Norman
Learnard
Charles Marcell
Pamela Lane
Norman
Marcell
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East 12Th
Key
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Bill Wilson
Wakarusa River
Katherine Flowers
Dorothy Fishburn
Rita Snyder
Norvan Smart
Lincoln
Mae Cunningham
Walnut
Gladys Collins
Muncie
Gus Koch
Billie Blakely
Haskell
Sharon Reynolds
Stouffer Place
Ruth Johnson
Marian Godfrey
Susan Romero
E. 13Th
Dorothy Howard
Rose Lane
Richard Postman
Frances Gibson
Crestline Dr
Fannie Neage
N.J
Arthur Schmidt
Evelyn Smith
Mayme Denny
Sally Stough
Edith Morrow
Ottawa
Nancy Foster
Lecompton
Marion Walker
Lyon
Sharon Koerner
Alan Calef
Cadet
Sarah Day
Blanche Varnum
Campus Rd
Olie Zook
Ore
Richard Wal
Stock Broker’s Office
New York Stock: Exchange
George Hedrick
Carl Mingus
J. D. ‘Underwood
Robert Dillon
Joseph W. McCoskrie
Aly F
Lawrence Mills
Archie Mills
KU Grady
Kansas City
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Hue
Radio Saigon
Joseph H. Nelson
Chanute
Kan
Nelson
Abilene
Newton
University of Kansas
K. U. Medical School
Washington
Supreme Court
House
Justice Department
Thomas F. Johnson
D-Md
John Haddock
Ford Inc
Rice Phelps
Don Phelps
Lawrence Loan & Finance CO
Vermont
Rowing: Bank
Douglas County State Bank
F.D.J.C
Mth
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