Pay Hike For Legislators One Of First Matters Up
TO PEKA AP The Kansas Legislature convened at noon today to start organizing and begin work. A pay bill for legislators is seen as one of the first measures, with details to be set after Gov. Anderson delivers his budget message next Tuesday. House and Senate officers and committees will be chosen in early sessions, with Williams and Arthur contending for speaker and other leadership positions decided. Reapportionment, Wichita State University admission to the system, and Kerr-Mills medical care for the aged are among major battles anticipated. The budget is expected near 400 million dollars with possible tax changes.
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Peka
Kansas
John Anderson
House
Paul Wunsch
R-Kingman
Wunsch
Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee
Senate
Laurin W. Jones
Dodge City
Committee On
Charles Arthur
Manhattan
Arthur
Odd Williams
Lawrence
John Conard
Greensburg
Williams
Conard
Jay S. Parker
Robert Price
Anderson
Shawnee County
Kerr-Mills
Bob Winchester Named Assistant Vice President at Peoples National Bank
Bob Winchester was named assistant vice president of Peoples National Bank by president George Lister. He will join in mid February to handle account analysis after selling the Coca Cola plant here. A longtime Ottawa resident since 1948 he formerly led Ottawa Steel and Coca Cola plant operations. Winchester, a University of Chicago MBA graduate with accounting studies at Northwestern, lives at 405 E. 12 with wife and two sons.
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Bob Winchester
Peoples National Bank
George Lister
Winchester
Lister
Ottawa
Ottawa Steel
University of Chicago
Northwestern University
Florida
Texas
David
Rick
Winchesters
First Baptist Church
Parker
Marjorie
L. French
Topek
Ainsworth
Texas Leads Nation in Government Price Support Loans
Texas farmers led the nation in government price support loans for the year ending July 1 1962 with 434 million dollars in loans. Iowa followed with 287 million and Kansas with 248 million.
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Washington
Texas
Iowa
Kansas
One-Cent Stamp Room At Post Office
One-cent stamps surge in Ottawa with customers matching the Christmas peak. Buyers pair 1-cent stamps with 4-cent stamps, as a 4-cent alone no longer covers first class delivery. Postmaster T. J. Cummings was ill yesterday and today.
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Post Office
Ottawa
Harry Holmes
T. J. Cummings
Donation builds Garnett youth center in Kansas
Dr. Robert and Dr. Mildred Julius Stevens donated a downtown building to Garnett Youth Inc. for use as a youth center. Fourteen clubs and civic groups formed the youth organization and started a recreation program in 1961.
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Garnett
Kan
Robert
Mildred Julius Stevens
Garnett Youth Inc
No Major Tax Boosts Says John
Gov. John Anderson ruled out big tax boosts and said the next year's budget will be slightly larger than this year. He will present his general message to the Legislature January 15 after inauguration and cited no specific figures.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Anderson
State Budget Department
Still In Church Fine Pastor Found Still In Church
The Rev Bernard Swain pastor of St Psalm Spiritual Church in Nashville was fined $50 in city court for manufacturing illegal whisky in a church coffee urn. Swain said he made sacramental holy wine for his congregation after a raid on December 20. He pleaded innocent as police described the building as not a church and noted the congregation numbered 6000.
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Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
Bernard Swain
St. Psalm Spiritual Church
Swain
Andrew Doyle
Ramon Marler
Pioneer Farm Editor Mary Reynolds Dies at 82
Mary Ross Reynolds, 82, a pioneer women's editor of national farm magazines, died Sunday in Philadelphia. She worked with Phelps Publishing Co. in Springfield, Massachusetts, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and her final post before retiring in 1947 was with Farm Journal in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Mary Ross Reynolds
National Farm Magazines
Phelps Publishing Co
Springfield
Mass
U5. Department of Agriculture
The
Farm Journal
Traffic Toll Topeka AP Log 1963
Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hours ending 9 a.m. Tuesday recording eight fatalities for January 1963, with a comparison of nine fatalities in the same period of 1962 and zero for the previous day.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Forecast Weather Brief Muted and Windy Tonight
Forecast indicates gusty winds and clear to partly cloudy skies across Kansas. Tonight's low in the 30s, tomorrow's high near 60. county outlook calls for warm conditions with similar temperatures and clear to partly cloudy skies through tomorrow.
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Kansas
Upper
Sis
Mona Lisa Comes to Washington in Big Public Viewing
Washington sees Mona Lisa day as Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece tours the capital. President Kennedy arrives by jet to introduce the 450 year old work, guarded by Secret Service and shown in the National Gallery of Art. A million may view it, with late-night openings and a dinner at the French Embassy for dignitaries and officials. Andre Malraux brings a formal welcome from France as André Malraux, French minister of culture, prepares remarks.
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Washington
Mona
Kennedy
Palm Beach
National Gallery of Art
Herve Alphand
National Gallery
Congress
P.m. Kennedy
Leonardo da Vinci
Mona Lisa
Washington, D.C
National Gallery Today
Space Needs and Election Dominate Ottawa Board Meeting
Ottawa school board discussed space problems for next year and the Jan. 16 bond election. They approved continuing the daily Herald questions, planned a radio program with KOFO, and reviewed plans for portable classrooms, added staff needs, and potential new music and guidance staff.
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Ottawa Schoo Board
When a new senior high builds changing use of present school
Moving the senior high will trigger seven major changes. The junior high gains classrooms for smaller classes and broader subjects, a hot lunch program, expanded library, expanded music rooms, doubled space for physical education, introduction of special education courses, and centralized administration in the current senior high building.
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Raney
Gayrfield
Mona’s Hairdo Sparks Bewitching Reactions
Tony comments Mona’s smile may charm, but her hairstyle fails to catch on. The remark hints at public taste clashing with Mona’s look and fashion buzz.
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Mona
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