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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1964
Page
10
Topeka Kansas budget director Jim Bibb faces a $200.5 million request pool trimmed to about $169.4 million in revenue. He has recommended roughly $6 million in cuts across departments while hearings continue with Gov elect Avery observing.
AMA president Dr. Donovan F. Ward warned of grim odds for a Medicare bill despite its rising chances in Congress. He urged doctors to rally while noting past defeats under Democratic majorities and the AMA’s stance favors local control and physician-led care decisions.
Federal civilian employment increased by 8 954 in October to 2 470 330 as reported by the Senate House Committee on Reduction of Non Essential Federal Expenditures. Largest gains were in the Post Office Department up 8 820 and the Commerce Department up 1 685. Army and Interior showed declines of 1 733 and 907 respectively.
Dr Frank H Reichel former board chairman of American Viscose Corp died Saturday at his Villanova home. The 67 year old industrialist was a notable figure in business circles. He had led the company during pivotal years expanding operations and influence.
Kansas City Missouri reports a 9.8 percent rise in major crimes in the first nine months of the year, with 11,034 incidents, 991 more than last year. The FBI data show fewer murders and car thefts, while Police Chief C M Kelley credits a "Lock Your Car" campaign. Kansas City Kansas records 1,984 crimes, up 459.
Viet Cong attacked a government infantry battalion in a swampy sugar cane area near the Oriental River as seven wild buffalo charged infantry. Four soldiers were killed and 13 wounded. Viet Cong casualties were higher with 15 bodies counted. Capt. Thomas H. Baker led the Vietnamese unit’s defense with artillery and helicopter support before pulling out with the 25th Division.
An artillery shell found at a former Army training site exploded at a ranch house near Abilene Texas killing two ranch hands and injuring two others. Salvador Hernandez of Wingate and Jess Rodriguez 14 of Knox City died. Jesse Hernandez 32 lost his arm and both legs while Joe Rodriguez 14 twin brother of Jess was injured.
The author argues that advances in literary theory do not offset widespread poor writing from grade schools to colleges. While teachers push for better prose, real reform lags as demands outpace execution. Kansas and Lawrence High School showcase efforts, but nationwide literacy remains a work in progress requiring parent and teacher involvement across subjects.
Army Captain Joseph G. Caldwell 27, West Point 1958 football quarterback, died Sunday from injuries from an auto accident Friday in Lansing Michigan.
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