89th Congress Poses Problems For Taxpayers
AP Business News Analyst SAM DAWSON reports the 89th Congress startup will drive tax and spending questions. Key issues include Viet Nam war appropriations, defense orders, treasury borrowing ceilings, and potential changes to depreciation allowances. Businesses fear tax shifts could curb equipment spending and price controls.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
U.S. Treasury
Viet Nam
Treasury
Congress
California Teacher Picked To Run K State Vet School
38 year old veterinary scientist Dr Charles E Cornelius will become dean of Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine on July 1 He chairs Physiological Sciences at UC Davis and was associate dean and now heads a NIH training grant He is a noted researcher in feedlot kidney and liver diseases and co editor of Advance in Veterinary Sciences He and his wife Bette have four children
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Manhattan
University of California
College of Veterinary Medicine
Kansas State University
Charles E. Cornelius
Department of
California School of Veterinary Medicine
Davis
Calif
Cornelius
Ralph L. Kitchell
Iowa State University
Kansas
Paul Cornelius
Parsons
California
California Veterinary School
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
New York
National Institutes of Health
NIH
Advance In Veterinary Sciences
Bette
Citgo Grants $12,000 to Ottawa University
Ottawa University will receive a portion of a $12,000 unrestricted grant shared among 19 Kansas colleges. Cities Service Foundation presented the gift in Oklahoma City on behalf of Cities Service and its subsidiaries, with K E Crenshaw, president of Cities Service Gas Company, delivering the donation last week.
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Ottawa University
Kansas
Cities Service Foundation
New York
K.E. Crenshaw
Cities Service Gas Company
Oklahoma City
Okla
Cities Service
Michael Caine rises to star with The Ipcress File
Hollywood notes on Michael Caine as he becomes a film star after The Ipcress File. He attends studio parties and mingles with stars like Carol Lynley and Natalie Wood while co starring with Shirley MacLaine in Gambit. He credits the Ipcress role for his fame and his glasses as a trademark.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Michael Caine
Carol Lynley
Natalie Wood
Shirley MacLaine
London
Ipcress
Caine
Harry Palmer
Electric streetcars on Mount Oread shaped KU history
From early 1898 debates to 1910 streetcar service, Lawrence pursued an electric line to the Mount Oread campus. Plans to tunnel under the hill and nearby real estate deals stalled. a 1909 rollout brought the first car on April 9 1910, with regular service until 1933 when buses replaced streetcars.
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Mount Oread
Lawrence
Kansas City Crime Probe Expands Across State Lines
Kansas and Missouri authorities examine rising organized crime in the metro area. Gov. Hearnes asks for a formal hearing on crime and political influence. Kansas AG Londerholm considers dispatching an assistant to probe gambling and vice in Wyandotte and Johnson counties. He notes a similar arrangement in Wichita and urges action as cross‑state activities emerge after a gangland slaying linked to a federal indictment. A grand jury investigation is requested.
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Kansas City Police Board
Warren E. Hearnes
Missouri
Robert G. Londerholm
Kansas
Topeka
Wyandotte
Johnson Couneties
Kansas City
Sonderholm
State Line
Wichita
Salvatore
Sam) 41
Palma
Saturn 1B tests begin at Cape Kennedy launch complex
Cape Kennedy Florida AP technicians revive complex 34 for the Saturn 1B test as NASA renovates 34 for a taller rocket. A $7.5 million upgrade precedes three unmanned Saturn 1B Apollo tests and a planned manned flight possibly in 1967. A Tiros weather satellite and 13 science satellites are scheduled to ride Delta rockets in 1966.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Saturn Launch Pad
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Complex 34
NASA
Army Corps of Engineers
Une
Apollo
Earth
Atlantic
Delta
Ottawans Receive K State Degrees in 562 Candidates
Three area residents were among 562 candidates receiving degrees at Kansas State University’s fall semester. Degrees await official approval by the U State Faculty Senate in February. Diplomas will be mailed later in February. Merle Gideon Eversmeyer of Ottawa seeks a BA. Gays Winepark Shepard of Ottawa seeks a BSA in agriculture. Laurance Joseph Fox of Ottawa seeks a bachelor degree in elementary education. Larry Roger Anderson of Williamsburg seeks a BS degree.
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Kansas State University
Ellsworth M. Gerritz
U. State Faculty
Merle Gideon Eversmeyer
Ottawa
Gays Winepark Shepard
Laurance Joseph Fox
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