Kansas wheat growers back West Coast shipping plan
Anson Horning of Larned, president of the Kansas Association of Wheat Growers, criticized Rep. Robert Dole for protesting shipments of Kansas wheat to West Coast ports. He cited reduced freight rates to 70 cents and said 760,000 bushels are leaving Western Kansas bins for West Coast and Japanese markets, with storage costs borne by farmers.
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Dodge City
Kan
Kansas
Anson Horning
Larned
The
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Horning
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Dole
Great Plains
Colorado
Nebraska
West Coast
Hornung
Pacific
Kansas Missouri delegation seeks flood control funds 1964
A special Kansas Missouri delegation asked Washington budget officials for nearly 2.0 billion dollars for flood control and reclamation work in fiscal 1964. They named Pomona and Perry Reservoirs in Kansas and Missouri, and sought 134 million for Perry and 2 million for Pomona plus Lawrence protection planning. Clinton Reservoir funds were not requested.
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Pomona
Perry
Kansas-Missouri
Budget Bureau
Washington
Emil Heck
Lawrence
Mc Kan
Kansas
Kansas River Basin
Clinton Reservoir
Clinton
Kennedy aide Bundy visits West Berlin on tour
McGeorge Bundy, special assistant for national security to President Kennedy, arrived in Berlin and started a tour of West Berlin and the Redwall district.
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Berlin
McGeorge Bundy
Kennedy
West Berlin
Redwall
Lawrence Lodge to Hold Special Communication for Funeral
Brethren are summoned to attend the Special Communication of Lawrence Lodge No. 6 AF and AM on September 26 at 1 p.m. to honor Worshipful Samuel P. Moyer. Chester M. Lessenden, W.M. George W. Mole, Secy.
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Samuel P. Moyer
Chester M. Lessenden
W.M
George W. Mole
Britain Reveals Medical Blunders in Operating Rooms
Britain’s Medical Defense Union said surgeons and hospital staff caused a string of errors in operating theaters. Cases include a boy mis operated for a hernia instead of a knee cyst and an elderly patient having the wrong leg operated on. The union reported 79,000 pounds in compensation paid last year.
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London
Britain
Medical Defense Union
Union
Premiere Plans Completed Here for Carnival of Souls
Plans are set for the premiere of Carnival of Souls at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Granada Theater with advance sales strong. The film produced and directed by Herb Harvey of Centron runs through Friday at Granada and then Saturday next Tuesday at the Varsity. Lawrence Chamber of Commerce President Jim Clark will speak at the premiere with Richard Crear Commonwealth Theaters Inc president and Harvey among the onstage group. An organist from a Kansas City station will play from 7 to 730 p m and the program starts at 750 p m. An award winning cartoon and a short subject precede the feature. If successful, Harvey plans more local full length movies.
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George Willhoite
Herb Harvey
Centron
The
Varsity
Jim Clark
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Clark
Richard Crear
Commonwealth Theaters Inc
Harvey
Sidney Berger
Kansas University
Ed Down
Audio House
Maurice Prather
Kansas City
Area FFA Leaders At Sessions Here
Nearly 80 FFA chapter officers from 13 schools and advisors attended the East Central Kansas District FFA Leadership Training School at Lawrence High School. Denny Deckert of Colby, 1962 Star Farmer of Kansas, spoke. Lawrence High School's Jayhawk officers won the ritual contest first and placed fourth in the FFA history test. Lyle Hoover named outstanding treasurer and joined the master ritual team. Bob Hornberger tied for eighth in the written test. Walter Gehlbach and Roy Cropp were host advisors.
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FFA
Kansas
Lawrence High School
Denny Deckert
Colby
Star Farmer
Jayhawk
LHS
Lyle Hoover
Bob Hornberger
Walter Gehlbach
Roy Cropp
Kansas Group Charges NFO Ties to UAW and Boycott Tactics
Kansans for the Right to Work charged that the National Farmers Organization is controlled by top labor union bosses and funded in part by the United Auto Workers. They alleged Kansas rights are violated by NFO membership rules and questioned financial backing while citing farm boycotts and intimidation linked to union-style tactics.
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Wichita
National Farmers Organization
United Auto Workers Union
Kansas
NFC
L. E. Weiss
Right To Work
NFO
Reuthers
Hoffas
Weiss
Corning
Iowa
Oren Lee Staley
The
Staley
Bill Barnes
Lamont
Towai
Clifford Houck
Reuther
UAW
Barnes Sai
Topeka Homeowner Sues City Over Water Damage
Alice Buckley files a $6,742 damages suit in Shawnee County District Court against the City of Topeka. She alleges street runoff water flowed into her home after street paving and that neighbors on adjacent blocks had proper gutters and tubing protections not provided to her block.
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Topeka
Shawnee County
Alice Buckley
Wheat Development Noted In Freeman Letter to Dole
Secretary Freeman tells Rep. Dole that Western wheat movements to the West Coast show new markets. He cites six million bushels moved since June 13 with about half sold for export to Japan and notes potential Japan purchases up to 20 million bushels yearly if supplies stay adequate.
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Freeman
Dole
Japan
U.S
Open Letter Confronts Fatal High Speed Crash
A reader writes of a near fatal head on collision at 70 mph praising a teacher’s life and work, thanking God no students or relatives were harmed, and urging DG to avoid such dangerous driving to protect lives and continue helping others. The letter honors a teacher with 19 years of service and discusses the impact on students, colleagues, and a Hungarian refugee family.
GM Announces Two Year Warranty for 1963 Motors
General Motors revealed that all its 1963 cars and trucks will carry a two year 24000 mile warranty. Lincoln Continental offers a similar plan while most 1962 models had 12000 mile one year guarantees. Chrysler already announced a five year 50000 mile warranty for power components. Competitors may follow GM. Ford American Motors and Studebaker considered doing so. The warranty covers defects in material and workmanship for original and subsequent owners.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
Lincoln-Continental
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Ford
American Motors
Studebaker
Two-Car Collision Causes $600 In Damage
A Monday two car crash at 10th and Conn streets caused about $600 in damage. No injuries reported. Drivers were John A. Powell 26 of 601 Maple Street and Walter E Freeman 33 listed at the Jayhawk Motel.
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John A. Powell
Maple St
Walter E. Freeman
Jayhawk Motel
Patterson Liston bout discussed amid social and financial angles
The piece explores Patterson and Liston ahead of the fight, noting millions from TV rights, deferment of earnings, and Patterson’s stance on retirement amid family concerns. It also covers NAACP stance, public perception, and the breadth of social commentary surrounding the bout as insiders anticipate the ring outcome.
KU Tickets Office Opens In Murphy Hall For Arts Series
A consolidated box office in Murphy Hall handles ticket distribution for University Theatre concert course and chamber music at Kansas University this year. Open 10 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m. to noon Saturdays, with 7 to 9 p.m. hours on performance nights. Patrons may order tickets 24/7 via automatic phone service at VI 3-2700 Ext. 591.
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Murphy Hall
Kansas University
University Theatre
KU Delays Ruling on Gift Denial Over Discriminatory Clause
Kansas University Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe said no word yet from the attorney general on rejecting a 60 000 to 70 000 gift tied to a discriminatory clause. The gift from Grace Caroline Eaton would fund scholarships limited to non Roman Catholic men in their junior year at KU. If the AG rules against authority to reject, KU may seek court release from the restriction.
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Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Kansas Attorney General
Wescoe
Grace Caroline Eaton
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Kansas Board of Regents
Texan to Lecture at Kansas University Forum on History
Walter Prescott Webb of the Texas University History Department will give a Kansas University lecture at 4 30 p m Friday in the Forum Room of the Kansas Union. He will speak on Writing History.
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Walter Prescott Webb
Texas University History Department
Kansas University
Kansas Union
Attorney General Should be Demo Says Jules Doty
Kansas Democratic nominee Jules V. Doty called for a change in the attorney general's office at a Young Democratic meeting at Kansas State University. He criticized long party control and challenged estimates of a state envelope shortage tied to the State Printing Plant audit.
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Jules Doty
Manhattan
Kansas
Jules V. Doty
Doty
Kansas State University
William M. Ferguson
Karl Kliewer
Posts
John Anderson
Ferguson
Kliewer
Jean M. Neibarger
Topeka
Neibarger
Lillie M. Washabaugh
Anderson
Peter
Paul
Washington, D. C
Washington
John Rees
Government Printing Office
Goldwater Charges Kennedy Beholds to Unions
Senator Barry Goldwater accuses President Kennedy of being beholden to unions. He criticizes how the aerospace labor dispute was handled using extra legal steps a biased board and White House prestige. He cites George Taylor and the Taylor board as advocates of compulsory unionism.
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Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Kennedy
Senate
Goldwater
White House
George Taylor
Special Presidential Board
Taylor
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