Quest to Find Black Pearl Aboard Enchanted Parasol
Costenbricker cannot recall magic words to awaken Santa's elves without a black pearl. Michael volunteers to dive for the legendary pearl lost on a ship centuries ago. They sail in a red polka dot parasol. after initial delays the spell works and they embark, facing a violent storm that scatters their gear and threatens their voyage.
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Costenbricker
Santa
Michael
Educational TV Discussed by Kansas Education Committee
Kansas Education Committee met with educators and radio and TV industry reps to decide recommendations for a statewide educational television program for 1961. A Minnesota expert survey found the system feasible, with strong support from educators and civic leaders, recommending $6.7 million capital and $710,009 operating costs for the first two years.
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Topeka
Kansas Legislative Council
Laurin Jones
Dodge City
John C. Schwartzwalder
Schwartzwalder
Nesota
Kansas
Throckmorton Pleads For Boost In School Budget
State Superintendent Adel Throckmorton urged legislators to restore his operating budget to 869,564 a year, warning of processing delays from heavy mail, accreditation duties, and a transitional period needing more staff. He outlined proposed new roles including adult education administrator and various consultants.
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Topeka
State Supt. of Public Instruction
Adel F. Throckmorton
John Anderson
James W. Bibb
Throckmorton
Cherryvale Man Charged in Slaying
George E. Pope 45, caretaker at Cherryvale Country Club, is charged with first degree murder in the death of Howard E. Smith 24. Smith died from a .22 pistol wound after a Saturday night shooting at Pope’s home on club grounds. Smith was Grace Batterton’s boyfriend. prosecutors say Pope had threatened to kill him about a week earlier and was jealous of her relationships.
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Bill Lessman
Smith
Pope
Grace Batterton
County Atty
Glen Tangier
Howard Eugene Smith
Neibarger Resigns as Supreme Court Clerk for State Post
TOPEKA AP The governor appoints Walt Neibarger as executive secretary after he resigns as Supreme Court clerk effective January James R James, formerly of Pleasanton, named to succeed Neibarger He is an attorney for the League of Kansas Municipalities and former deputy clerk for the Supreme Court Neibarger, a Republican, plans to assist Governor Anderson part time while taking the new post.
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Topeka
James
League of Kansas Municipalities
Supreme Court
Neibarger
Anderson
Republian
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