Peace Justices Fade On the Kansas Scene
TOPEKA AP The justice of the peace, partner of the marshal in bringing law and order to the frontier, is on the way out in Kansas. A 1963 Legislature act limits jurisdiction to civil actions under 1 dollar in counties adopting a county court, effectively ending most JP powers. Dickinson County communities like Herington will feel the impact most as former JP activity fades.
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Topeka
Justice of the Peace
Kansas
Justices of the Peace
American Bar Association
Office of Justice of the Peace
Association
Robert Hoffman
Hoffman
Dickinson
Herington
County District Court
Birdman Stroud Denied Parole Once More
Robert Stroud known as the Birdman of Alcatraz was denied his latest parole bid by Federal Parole Board Chairman Richard A. Chappell. The 73 year old remains imprisoned at the U.S. Medical Center in Springfield Missouri serving a life sentence for the murder of a prison guard at Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary.
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Washington (Ap
Robert Stroud
Alcatraz
Richard A. Chappell
Federal Board of Paroles
Chappell
Stroud
U. S. Medical Center
Springfield
Leavenworth, Kan
Four AF Aides To New Duties At Kansas University
Two KU Air Force ROTC staff members receive new assignments. Maj. Elory W. Matson moves to the European Theatre as personnel officer and reports overseas in August. Maj. Kenneth L. Shook heads to Clark Air Base Philippines for an air sea rescue squadron in August. Capt. Cecil E. Lefevers will replace Shook and Maj. Archie H. Layman takes over for Wat son. Capt. Arthur L. Wagner serves as tactical officer for summer unit at Schilling AFB Salina. Maj. Harry A. Trevarthan shifts to Maxwell AFB Academic-Instructor School. both will return to KU in fall.
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Air Force
Kansas University
Maj
Elory W. Matson
Clark Air Force Base
Philippines
Clark
Arthur L. Wagner
Afrotc
Schilling Air Force Base
Salina
Harry A. Trevarthan
Maxwell Air Force Base
Ala
Air University
Senate Pre-Holiday Push Heads for Extended Weekend
The Senate set a three day burst of action before a Memorial Day recess with an $840 million program addressing mental illness and mental retardation leading the agenda. Democratic leaders noted little opposition to the high priority Kennedy era proposal. The House session was expected to be calmer.
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Washington
Senate
House
Kennedy
Senate Proposes Interior Budget and Debt Limit Hike
Senate leaders plan a $985 million Interior Department appropriation as the second regular money bill for the next fiscal year. A stopgap debt limit bill would raise the ceiling from $305 billion to $397 billion until June 30 and then to $309 billion temporarily.
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Interior Department
Senate
Treasury
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log Report May 4 1963
Kansas traffic death log shows 48 hours to 9 a.m. Monday May 4 1963 with 48 deaths. Comparable figure for 1962 is 180. 1963 shows 208 in similar period.
Big Demo Turnout Seen in Kentucky Gubernatorial Race
An estimated 500000 to 600000 Kentucky Democrats vote Tuesday seeking the party’s nominee for governor. A B Chandler seeks a third term against Edward T Brethitt and former state official Mary Louise Foust with Wilton Cupp also in the mix. Republican race features Louie B Nunn expected to defeat Cecil.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
A. B. Chandler
Edward T. Breathitt, Jr
Mary Louise Foust
Form
Wilton Cupp
Louie B. Nunn
Jesse N. R. Cecil
Cecil
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Alan Rod Ladd-Steiger Pe Taner
Aladd Enterprises
Archie H. Layman
Oklahoma A&m College At
Miami
Maj. Watson
Kenneth L. Shook
Cecil E. Lefevers
Shook
Trevarthan
Capt
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McCrory
Otasco
Oklahoma Tire & Supply CO
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