Man collects Kansas license plates spanning 1913 to 1967
Chanute's Ed Zastrow runs an auto supply store and has a complete collection of Kansas license plates from 1913 to 1967. He identifies early plates by color, lettering and the absence or presence of year dates, noting 1921 as the first year with a printed date and a misnomer on the 1930 county tag. The collection includes a 1913 tag on a Hart brothers Studebaker and a 1909 city plate for Chanute. The Kansas State Historical Society assists with verification drawings.
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Ed Zastrow
Zastrow
Studebaker
Hart Brothers
Petrolia
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Kansas Cities
The
Kansas State Historical Society
Pentagon plans base consolidations to save 37 million yearly
The Defense Department will merge or close 33 U S bases and 6 overseas facilities, trimming over 1 400 civilian jobs and transferring 3 000 civilians and 1 700 military workers. Major cost cuts include phasing out Navy antisubmarine P5 sea planes and closing Bayonne Naval Supply Center and Fort Hancock as part of broader consolidation through 1969.
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Pentagon
United States
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Caren Ciy
Defense Department
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Bayonne
N.J
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Fort Hancock
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Coney Island
Army Reserve Corp
Continental Armies
Continental Army
Suspended Judgment playlet staged by Une ion Chapel group
Mrs John R Forrer led a Tuesday afternoon Une ion Chapel W S C S program presenting the playlet Suspended Judgment. Assisting were several members, scripture readings contrasted King James and Phillips translations, and report on Londons World Federation of Methodist Women conference. The group voted to attend a World Day of Prayer program on Feb 10 and to burn a candle for missionary Marcia Knight in Camden New Jersey. Verne White hosted the business session and 26 cards and 25 calls were reported. Rev Howard Sanders led the closing hymn.
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John R. Forrer
Uneion Chapel
W.S.C.S
Rose Sell Savage
W. H. Wilesliams
Roger Waggy
Eldon Turner
Donald Milener
Harold French
George Stewart
J. E. Thornton
French
Lond
World Federation of Methodist Women
Rantoul
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TV listings detail a full day schedule with many programs including News World and regional weather. Notable entries include To Tell The Truth Dark Shadows Merv Griffin Hogan's Heroes Twilight Zone and Night Movie selections with times from 2:00 to 1:00 next day and multiple channel codes.
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T.H.E. Cat
Phyllis Diller
Avengers
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Johnny Carson
Bob Hope
Armored Command
Naked City
Manheimer Seeks Kennedy Haircut Image Via $2 Check
Emanuel F. Manheimer of Ossining New York sent Senator Robert F Kennedy two dollars for a haircut to help preserve the Empire State image after a televised State of the Union. Kennedy joked about the mail and his appearance, saying viewers should watch him next public appearance. Dirksen teased Kennedy’s hair in the Senate drawing a chuckle from colleagues.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Emanuel F. Manheimer
Ossining
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Manheimer
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Bobby
City Officials Review 1967 Progress and New Code Book
Reports show 1967 construction totaling 866 396 dollars with 51 mobile homes placed on trailer lots and 15 on private property. Fire department described as routine while STAG unit progresses. City ordinance revision completed. new code book replaces 1950 edition. cereal malt beverage license granted for Pizza Village. Capper urges attendance at regional association meeting with Governor Docking as speaker.
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Vern Wadkins
Wadkins
Harry Gilliland
Don Hamilton
Water and Light Department
Hamilton
James M. Jones
S. Main
Commission
Capper
Kansas Missouri Council
Mississippi Valley Association
Kansas City
Robert Docking
Regents Move to Launch Vet Building Project
TOPEKA Kansas Regents authorize an accelerated building program for Kansas State University School of Veterinary Medicine. Dean Charles E Cornelius says the accrediting council has given 18 months to improve facilities or risk loss of accreditation. Regents urge legislature to boost the education fund building levy for all six state colleges and universities.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas State University School of Veterinary Medicine
Charles E. Cornelius
Council On Education of the
American Veterinarian Medical Association
Education Fund
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