Missouri Eyes Four Year State School In Kansas City
A 16 member committee from the Kansas City area was appointed by Lt. Gov. Hilary A. Bush to study establishing a four year state university here. The panel must craft a plan by January for legislative funding and immediate startup. The push follows Missouri University plans for a St. Louis four year campus and aims to create a major center for higher education in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Hilary A. Bush
Missouri
Bush
Missouri Legislature
Missouri University
St. Louis
Homer W. Wadsworth
Kansas City Association of Trusts and Foundations
William B. Waters
George H. Morgan
Carleton F. Scofield
Miles G. Blim
Garland F. Taylor
Earl Thomas
Philip A. Koury
Dutton Brookfield
Charles A. Dailey
Bert Berkley
Hubert Dalton
Paul van Osdol Jr
Cliff J. Kaney
Louis B. McGee
John Latshaw
Linwood Class of 1954 Reunion and Local News
Linwood High School Class of 1954 held a reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Wilson with attendees from Loring Lawrence Topeka Linwood and Emporia. News includes births in Kansas City Kan Genoa Texas and Lawrence, hospital visits, garden club ribbons, and local visits from former students and families.
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Linwood High School
Harry Wilson
Harold Mathia
Loring
Bernard Freeman
Lawrence
William Williamson
Topeka
Sidney Snider
Janice Clawson
Linwood
Jim Wilson
Mary
Emporia
Kenneth Leach
Joe Wilson
Kansas City, Kan
Joseph Harlan
Lansing
Leslie Coulter
Tom Chamberlain
Genoa
Tex
Maurice Wilson
George Chamberlain
Donald Frederick
Evanston
Wyo
Morgan Sedgwick
President Kennedy honors Michigan students who forgave trip
Kennedy welcomed 33 Glen Lake Community High School graduates at the White House rose garden and praised their gift of $700 from class funds to help ailing classmate Duane Richardson. He promised to sign items for the students and invited them to tour the White House.
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Washington
Kennedy
Michigan
Glen Lake Community High School
White House
Richardson
Lower
Sears Plans New Store For South Topeka Area
Sears, Roebuck and Co. will build a new 180000 square foot two story store near 37th and Topeka Kansas avenues in South Topeka with completion targeted for fall 1963. The store will anchor a large shopping center developed by Keith Myers and partners in the White Lakes area.
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Topeka
Sears, Roebuck and Co
South Topeka
Kansas Avenues
Sears
Keith Myers
White Lakes
Senate approves military construction funding bill
The Senate passed a measure authorizing 1.4507 billion dollars for Army Navy Marine Corps and Air Force construction projects domestically and abroad. The package totals 191.2 million below the presidents request and 73.5 million under House approval. It heads back to the House with Senate changes. Missouri includes Leonard Wood facilities and Richards-Gebaur Hospital funds. Kansas covers Ft. Leavenworth utilities and Ft. Riley operational facilities.
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Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Senate
House
Missouri
Fr. Leonard Wood
Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base
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