Anderson Attacks KTA Hiring of Moss as Consultant
TOPEKA Gov John Anderson criticized the Kansas Turnpike Authority for naming Gale Moss a consultant during a transition period effective Feb 10 the day Moss contract as director ends. Moss would be paid 16500 per year while the previous director Kirchner earned 16500, with debate over temporary status and party control implications.
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Ad offers $1000 life policy for seniors by mail
A mail in ad targets people aged 50 to 80 offering a $1000 life insurance policy for final expenses. No obligation and no calls. applicants send name address and year of birth to Old American Insurance Co in Kansas City Missouri.
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Kansas City
Old American Insurance Co
Oak, Dept
Kennedy Seeks Action as Economy Slips into Recession
President Kennedy delivers a 44 minute address describing a recession and the economy in trouble. He outlines a general program to address the downturn while noting world tensions and a brave front on the home front. He faces applause gaps and a later standing ovation at the conclusion.
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Kennedy outlines new defense and economic plans
President Kennedy pledged rapid, concrete steps to strengthen national defense and address economic issues. He ordered a full review of defense strategy, accelerated Polaris and missile programs, and outlined aid for Latin America while warning against overreliance on balancing the budget. He stressed unity with allies and warned of growing global dangers.
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Alabama Name Origin Tied to Creek Tribe Meaning
The name Alabama derives from a Creek confederacy tribe and is said to mean to clear the thicket.
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Goose Tatus Pleads Innocent to Charges
Reece Goose Tatum star of the Harlem Stars basketball team pled innocent to two counts of failure to file federal income taxes. He missed a scheduled court appearance after posting a $5,000 bond in Dallas and left for Jackson Tennessee where his team played tonight. He said he plays better when he has troubles.
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Reece
Goose) Tatum
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Tatum
Richard M. Duncan
Dallas
Jackson
Richland and Osage County Car Crashes Reported
A Richland woman 22 was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a one car crash six miles northwest of Clinton. Delores Warrington suffered a head injury and was listed in fair to good condition. In Oska loosa a 13 year old girl Phyllis Phalen and her mother Betty Phalen were injured when their car overturned west of Perry. Phalen was in fair condition at St Francis Hospital Topeka with back injuries and a sprained ankle. A separate two car crash 514 miles south of Lawrence caused $1500 damage with no injuries to drivers Jan Murphree and Ralph White.
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Lawrence
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Murphree
Four Hutchinson Men Charged in Banker Murder
Reno County Atty. Mike Chalfant said warrants for first degree murder and first degree robbery were prepared for Woodrow Burley 19 George Williams 19 Larry Minnis 21 and Terry Pope 19. Leatherman 47 a Sterling banker died from beating after a robbery Saturday in Hutchinson. Burley arrested in Wichita and others in Hutchinson.
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Harold Leatherman
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George Williams
Larry Minnis
Pratt
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Leatherman
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Wichita
Markets At A Glance In New York And Chicago
Markets at a glance show higher stocks and cotton, strong aircraft demand, and a gold decline. Wheat and corn rise with new crop months leading, soybeans up on old crop lead, hogs steady with top at 18.75, cattle slaughter steers up to 29.
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Chicago
New Pile Treatment Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery
Science reports a new healing substance Bio Dyne discovered by a world famous research institute reduces hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain. Cases show actual shrinkage and statements that piles have ceased to be a problem as the remedy named Preparation 1% becomes available in suppository or ointment form.
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New York, N.Y
Kansas City Grain and Livestock Markets Report
Wheat and corn prices quoted for 557 and 58 cars with varied No 2 and No 3 grades. Cattle, hogs, and sheep futures and cash ranges show steers, cows, vealers, and stockers at different price levels. Kansas City Produce and eggs prices listed, plus assorted rental and sale notices and local ads.
Derby Markets Lift Wheat and Eggs Amid Wall Street Rally
Derby grain prices show Wheat 1.82, shell corn 0.95, mile 1.48. Eggs Grade A large 0.30, Grade A medium 0.29, Grade B 0.29, pullet and undergrade 0.24, current receipts 0.28. Butter Premium 0.48, First grade 0.43. In New York the stock market rose after President Kennedy's State of the Union speech with 5.5 million shares traded, gains up to 2-3 points, aircraft and missile stocks leading. Gold mining shares fell after no dollar devaluation pledge. Corporate bonds rose while U.S. government bonds were mixed.
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Incubator of Silent Men: Soviet Students Fear to Speak
MOSCOW AP reports Soviet technical school students fear losing scholarships and never question teachers. Komsol Mol Pravda says the youth paper notes a climate of silence, two weeks after Khrushchev scolded agricultural leaders for production lapses. pupils answer, You are right, Nikita Sergeyevich.
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Divorce petition filed in Douglas County District Court
A divorce case captioned in Douglas County District Court Kansas names Larrie O Davis and Deane Davis as petitioners. The notice requires respond by March 1864 or a default judgment will be entered. attorneys for the plaintiff are Stevens and Bright.
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