State Legislature Opens With Busy Formalities in Kansas
Kansas new legislature begins work with Gov Avery to present recommendations Monday. House and Senate organize, elect leaders, and appoint officers as sessions set to start amid routine confirmations and cautious anticipation. Combined with secretary Shanahan and Lt Gov Crutcher’s opening rituals, the body prepares for early state business.
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Topeka
Kansas
William H. Avery
House
Senate
Gov. Avery
Paul Shanahan
Statehouse
John Crutcher
Clyde Hill
Rebates Center
J. C. Tillotson
Norton
Orville Hazen
Highland
W. R. Hubbard
Hugoton
Henry Kolling
Morganville
Robert R. Crothers
Glee Smith Jr
Paul R. Wunsch
Ralph Zarker
Joe White
Cate Arms
Naomi Casebier
Milton G. Walls Jr
Goldwater Defeated as Burch Quits RNC Leadership
James Marlow reports from Washington that Dean Burch will resign as RNC chairman on April 1, a move framed as a major setback for Barry Goldwater. The article details Goldwater’s role, Eisenhower and Nixon’s mediation, and the drive toward broader Republican unity, ending with the conclusion that Goldwater and Burch both lost the internal struggle.
Weather Shapes Inaugural Fashion For 1965 Johnson Era
Washington fashion writers note weather as the key factor for inaugural outfits. Weather Bureau data recalls January temperatures from 8 to 71 degrees in past years, guiding choices from high boots and earmuffs to long gowns and black tie. Johnson to wear an oxford gray suit. 3,000 Texans expected. secrecy surrounds Mrs. Johnson's wardrobe until January 17.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Weather Bureau
Parade Co
Orville L. Freeman
Minnesota
Exeample
LBJ
Warren Woodward
Perle Mesta
White House
Johneson
John Moore
New York
Texas
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Chiang Ching-kuo Advances to Nationalist China Defense Post
Chiang Kai-shek's elder son Gen. Chiang Ching-kuo moves from minister without portfolio to defense minister of Nationalist China in Taipei Formosa. He already wields significant influence within the cabinet and military circles.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang Ching Kuo
China
Powell says church estate issue will be met in education aid
Washington Rep. Adam Powell head of the House Education and Labor Committee says the church estate controversy blocking federal school aid will be faced this year. He spoke as President Johnson unveiled a 1.66 billion education program. The dispute centers on funds for parochial schools and how states distribute aid to school districts. Carey notes public funds cannot go to private schools in 48 states. Powell and Sen. Wayne Morse will handle the bill in Congress.
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Adam C. Powell
Powell
New York
House Education and Labor Committee
Johnson
Congress
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National Education Association
NEA
Hugh L. Carey
Ds N.Y
States
Carey
House
Senate
Powell and Son
Wayne Morse
D.ore
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