Big Push flight tests show hands off control on long range plane
Washington reports a test flight of a long range air vehicle powered by a two engine setup from Stephenville to England with no pilot on the controls after start. The mission demonstrated automatic throttle settings radio guidance and navigation through a sequence of guide ships and radio beams.
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England
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Brebleas
One Count Dismissed in Kansas City Election Fraud Indictment
Federal District Judge Albert A. Ridge dismissed the second count charging conspiracy to defraud the United States in the 146 primary election case. The first count alleging civil rights conspiracy remains active as motions for dismissal are noted for other defendants among 34 indicted.
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Enrollment surge at Kansas University reshapes college sizes
University of Kansas reports a 68 percent rise in the School of Education, reaching 340 students, as late enrollment pushes total enrollment to about 9 500. Business school up 44 percent to 720, liberal arts and sciences remains largest with 4 200, while engineering falls.
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ATS Fine Arts
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Princess Elizabeth and Lt. P Aounthatios at lettering practice
Princess Elizabeth and Lt. P Aounthatios were seen practicing lettering in an ancient style used in documents from 1608 to 1947. The half-hour activity featured elaborately prepared script revealing a blend of royal ceremony and scholarly craft.
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P Aounthatios
Fisher
Niemare
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Cities lack revenue at Kansas Municipalities session
Topeka reports Kansas cities face revenue shortages and must curtail services. City manager Gunter notes other states have taxes for amusements liquor gas and sales not authorized in Kansas. Awards announced for 10 25 and 40 years of city service include volunteers and police and fire staff from several towns.
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Kansas
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Junction City
Kansas League of Municipalities
Gunter
Kansas Cities
Albert Goodholm
Lindsborg
O. B. Gardner
J. R. Heath
B. H. Hill
A. S. Hopkins
Teen youths recaptured after mass breakout at reformatory
About 15 teenage inmates who fled a Boonville Missouri reform school Sunday were recaptured by state highway patrol near a nearby area. The group, ranging in age, escaped in a mass breakout and were rounded up by officers last night.
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Woolridge
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