House Committee Chairmen Named
TOPEKA AP Charles Arthur named 24 of 45 committee chairmen for the 1963 session including Rep. Jess Taylor as chair of Legislative Reapportionment and State Affairs and Rep. Ed Beaman on Highways. Other chairs include John Bower Education and Lawrence Slocombe Assessment and Taxation, reflecting shifts from prior sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Charles Arthur
Jess Taylor
R-Tribune
State Senate
House
Ed Beaman
R-Hoyt
Arthur
John Bower
R-Mclouth
Wichita University
Lawrence Slocombe
Marion
Fred Meek
R-Idana
Robert
R-Leavenworth
Labor Committee
Ross Doyen
R-Rice
Doyen
John Conrad
Greensburg
Odd Williams
Lawrence
Williams
State of Kansas
Iman Wiatt
Lakin
Frank Riddle
Wichita
Robert Cram
St. Francis
F. H. Geiger
Everest
Ole Nesmith
Leawood
Marvin Clark
Paola
Leo Dixon
Hanson
Tom Crossan
Independence
McLouth
Grant Down
Grinnell
Francis Jacobs
Phillipsburg
Rex Bergen
Asherville
James Cubit
Garnett
Horticule
Paul Lundgren
Hugoton
Hubert Fatzer
Felisburg
Manhattan
le Roy Barringer
Webber
Charles F. Heath
Salina
Clyde Hills
Yates Center
Robert Behee
Leavenworth
Arden Dierdorff Smith
Idana
Hoyt
Savings and Loan
D. J. Fair
Sterling
Howard E. Mohler
Harveyville
Triune
Jail Strip Girls In New Orleans
Police squads swept the French Quarter in a Saturday morning operation ending with 31 arrests in strip joints and barrooms. Dist. Atty. Jim Garrison coordinated the action, booking 16 women under obscenity statutes and 15 men for permitting an immoral or obscene act on the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Dist. Atty
Jim Garrison
Secession Over Says Tshombe
Katanga President Moise Tshombe reportedly announced in Kolwezi that Katanga's secession from the Congo is over He implied he would allow UN freedom of movement throughout Katanga and said he was prepared to return to Elisabethville The report distributed by SAPA said the dispatch was reliable but unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Southern Rhodesia
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Kolwezi
Congo
Tshombe
United Nations
Elisabethville
South African Press Association
Korean pastor to speak at Wellsville and Garnett churches
Rev Choon Young Kim, a Korean pastor and Garrett Seminary student, will visit Wellsville on Saturday January 19. He will address Wellsville Methodist Church classes on Sunday January 20 during church school and preach at morning worship. That evening he will speak at First Methodist Church in Garnett. He is a first generation Christian with Buddhist parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choon Young Kim
Garrett Biblical Institute
Wellsville
County Holstein Big Producer
A Holstein cow owned by Robert M. Caylor of Ranton Brattleboro Vermont produced 20 590 pounds of milk and 681 pounds of butterfat in 271 days according to a Holstein Friesen Association report. The five year old cow's output exceeds the average U S dairy cow with 7 211 pounds of milk and 270 pounds of butterfat annually. Kansas State University supervised the weighing and testing as part of the breed's nationwide herd testing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Caylor
Ranton
Holstein-Friesian Association
Brattleboro
Caylor
National Holstein Organization
U.S
Kansas State University
Wallace vows segregation as Alabama’s new governor
Incoming Gov George Wallace pledges segregation forever in an inaugural address promising to take the offensive to win national support. The 49th Alabama governor cites the Souths balance of power and vows to shape presidential outcomes while facing early desegregation challenges at the University of Alabama, Auburn, and Birmingham schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
George Wallace
Altel
Southland
White House
United States
National Party
Alabama
University of Alabama
Auburn University
Birmingham
Lawmakers consider 2400 dollar yearly pay raise
Three Democratic senators introduced a bill in Topeka to set legislators salaries at 2400 dollars annually with 12 dollars a day for expenses. The measure also provides 200 dollars a month and limits expense days for regular, budget and special sessions. A plan to raise Legislative Council pay to ten dollars a day was included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Senate
Wade Myers
Emporia
Theo D. Sarr, Jr
Pittsburg
Wade M. Ferguson
Parsons
Myers
Paul R. Wunsch
R-Kingman
Carlson Re-elected Senate Republican Committee Chair
Senator Frank Carlson of Kansas was re elected Monday as chairman of the Senate Republican Committee on Committees. The panel assigns Republican senators to Senate committees, and Carlson was named to the post by the Conference of Republican Senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Senate
Republican Committee
Carlson
AP News Advances Kennedy State of the Union Text Dispatch
AP News used new electronic gear to transmit Kennedy's State of the Union ahead to six newspapers in six minutes. The Data speed system sent over 6000 words at 1050 words per minute, speeding stock tables nationwide. papers from Newark New Jersey to San Diego California received the text in the time normally needed for under 400 words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Kennedy
State of the Union
Newark
N.J
San Diego
Calif
Sea-Going Wave Gets Shore Duty
SAN FRANCISCO AP Lt. Charlene Suneson the first Wave to serve as a line officer in the U S Navy completes one year aboard the transport General Mann and is reassigned ashore Navy spokesman says she performed well no further sea duty planned Wave officers Suneson will work at the Navy recruiting office Columbus Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Charlene Suneson
U.S. Navy
General Mann
Navy
Man Ordered to Pay for Killing Neighbor's Dog
In Decatur Georgia Donald H King must pay 1350 damages after killing a neighbor's bassett hound. The neighbor Fred E Shroyer testified that King lured the dog into his yard by baiting a string through a fence and then shot the animal during Easter week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Donald H. King
Fred E. Shroyer
King
H. J. Growing Shroyer
Thnt
Wellsville Community Calendar and Meeting Notes
Wellsville Chamber of Commerce plans Farmers Night for March while discussing membership. Royal Riders club to restart meetings in February to start fundraising for incorporation. Rebekah Lodge auditing committee reports on its books. State game protector Kenneth Campbell spoke at Kiwanis. Morse Code signaling and first aid classes conducted for Boy Scout Troop 63. New scouts John O’Neil and Roger O’Neil. joiners include Melvin Horner, Lawrence Pierce, Stanley Perry. Garnett First Methodist Church building committee toured Hays Hall at Wellsville Methodist. Reverend Ray Firestone is Garnett pastor. Dick Farris chairs local building committee. Rev Jim Nabors led tour. Wellsville Kayettes assisted in Sabin polio vaccine registration at Wellsville School. Semester and six-week tests underway. end Friday. Mrs Wayne Wheeler memorial services Saturday at Cimarron. relatives traveled from Friday to Monday. W H Mohere man and wife attended Marysville Mutual Insurance Company arrival meeting. Mohereman serves as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hagen
Bob Hepner
John O'Neil
Roger O'Neil
Melvin Horner
Lawrence Pierce
Stanley Perry
Garnett First Methodist Church
Hays Hall
Wellsville Methodist Church
Ray Firestone
Garnett
Dick Farris
Jim Nabors
Congo Students Attack Embassy in Leopoldville Riots
Rioting Congolese students sacked the British Embassy in Leopoldville, smashing wire windows and throwing papers into the street to protest alleged British support of Katanga secession. The violence ended after about an hour when UN official Robert K. A. Gardiner dispersed the crowd. Congolese police offered only weak action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopoldville
the Congo
Katanga
Robert K. A. Gardiner
U.N
Congo
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Mound City
Weater Resources
Ben Lervold
Scandia
Ways and Means
John Conard
Legislative Council
Houses
Waverly
John Bump
Junior Fisher
Claude Meyers
AUC
Ptoneer
First National Bank
Queen's Self Service
S. Main
Ottawa
Mass
AP News
Bernice Holden
Wellsville Chamber of Commerce
Ken, Hausler
Charles Steen
Wellsville Royal Riders Club
Rebekah Lodge No. 356
Oma Brecheisen
Brecheisen
Ruth Larrick
Thelma Pierce
Kenneth Campbell
Kiwanis
Wellsville High School
Kayettes
Sabin
Wayne Wheeler
Cimmaron
Wheeler
W. H. Mohereman
Marysville Mutual Insurance Company
Marysville
Moherman
Peace Corps
D.C
Franklin County
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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