Reaction Favorable Among Legislators On Docking Budget
Topeka lawmakers reacted favorably to Governor George Docking's budget message though many insist the key issues lie in financing it. The 282.2 million dollar plan is 23.1 million higher than last year, mainly due to a 20.8 million boost in federal funds. Critics foresee debate over eliminating 12.5 million in sales tax residue or raising the sales tax, while Docking opposes a tax increase.
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George Docking
Kansas
Joe McDowell
Kansas City
Docking
Robert Anderson
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William P. Edwards
Bigelow
Paul Wunsch
Kingman
Senate
Sioward Immel
R-Tola
Kansas University starts John E. Selig Student Loan Fund
A $1,600 gift to KU Endowment Association creates the John E. Selig Student Loan Fund in memory of John E. Selig. The loan program will aid Kansas students approved by a university committee, with loans and conditions set by the panel. Chancellor Murphy notes rising costs and enrollment as factors increasing need.
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Lawrence Tian
Franklin. D. Murphy
John E. Selig
K.U. ‘Endowment Assn
August L. Selig
Houston
Tex
August
Lawrence
Joan
Murphy
Big Springs E U B pancake festival and local notices
The Happy Mixer in Big Springs lists a pancake festival at the E U B Church basement from 5:30 to 8:30 p m on February 8. Readers share confessions of family visits, engagements, and awards as relatives travel between Manhattan Lecompton Lawrence and St Joseph.
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Scott Hagen
Martha Lyn
Manhattan
Gus Hartman
Matt. Hagen
Lecompton
Mirs
Raymond la Duke
Arnold Neil
Libby Ann
la Duke
Allen Winter
Lawrence
Donald Wulfkuhle
Aiie
Leland Hartman Art Jeffrey
Clyde’ Conn
St. Joseph
Lynn Conn
Kansas City
Conn
A. L. Shaner
Myrna Beth Shaner
Robert R. Johnson
Wend
Harold Johnson
Kant Hartman
Leland
Haven
Wesley
Wulfkuhle
Ernest Wulfkuhle
Beverly Bowen
Stu E.U.B
Charles Nuffer
Sophia Damm
Donald Ee
Sree Houk
Ro ‘Kratt
Johnson
Senators weigh Middle East action by last two chiefs
Washington observers say the Truman and Eisenhower administrations failed to craft a long range Middle East policy. Both aided the region yet offered vague plans, with unresolved issues on refugees borders and oil wealth shaping Congress wary of long term commitments.
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Middle East
Washington
Eisenhower
Truman
Beiliain
Dulles
Israel
Congress
Stillwater SUT Pre Ubha Skunk Supplies Evolved
The article notes Stillwater officials explaining skunks as natural souvenirs in lawns. It mentions Okishonia AGM Cyrewe and Ray Woo in relation to the discussion. The piece suggests a broader view of the issue beyond cleanups, highlighting local concerns and context.
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Enon
Palyets
Pe Ray Woo
Okishonia Agm Cyrewe Toute Department
Woller
Drifter Gives Inquest Confession in Chicago Murders
In a Chicago inquest, Bedwell, under Sherif Joseph Lobesar, said he and a companion beat and robbed a victim before tossing the body. The confession recounts a week in skid pow hotels and mentions the Grimes family and Patricia. Bodies were found January 26 in a South Side ditch.
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Chicago
Dulles Said to Be Ready to Stick by Guns
Ambiguous wartime snippet suggests Secretary Dulles ready to stand by tough policy. The fragment hints at firmness in defense posture and potential actions if negotiations falter.
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Sec
Dulles
Hughes Cordley Speaker oedereih sling
Cordley public talk outlines local education themes with guest presenter Mrs. Mone and Pedro Menriow aiding the event at Cordbest Sivyverd.
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Cordbest
Sivyverd
Mone
Pedro Menriow
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