Regents Seek 9.81 Percent Operating Funds Hike
The State Board of Regents proposes a 9.81 percent increase in operating funds for Kansas state educational institutions for fiscal year 1958. They will ask the 1957 Legislature to approve a budget of 33,394,088 with 24,806,699 from the general revenue fund and the rest from student fees. Major factors are greater enrollments and 5 percent raises in salaries and other operating costs. Projected figures list the University of Kansas and Medical Center, Kansas State College, Fort Hays, Emporia, Pittsburg, and state schools for the blind and deaf with current year comparisons.
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Topeka
State Board of Regents
General Revenue Fund
University of Kansas
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas State College
Fort Hays State
Emporia State
Pittsburg
School For Blind
School For Deaf
Kansas Military Fund Passes House for Kansas Projects
The House approved a $14,670,000 military funding package for Kansas as part of a $1,555,539,305 omnibus of federal activities. Kansas items include Ft. Leavenworth and Ft. Riley facilities, Topeka Air Materiel Command, McConnell AFB, Wichita training, and Strategic Air Command bases at Forbes and Smoky Hill.
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Washington
House
Senate
Kansas
Ft. Leavyenworth
Ft. Riley
Air Materiel Command
Topeka
Air Training Command
McConnell Afb
Wichita
Continental Air Command
Strategic Air Command
Forbes Afb
Smoky Hill
Afb
Salina
Subscribers New and Renewal Ottawa Herald List
Subscribers new and renewal subscriptions to the Ottawa Herald include Osawatomie Earl Dur Overbrook Alvin E Baker Paola Florence Kratz Pomoga A Bronson C D Burgess Clyde Chambers Silas Smith Kenneth Stoffer Ran toul J W Franklin Larry Spratt Quenemo J C Ash craft Richmond Borad ford Chandler Waverly Norman Foster Wellsville Harold Phillips Eldon Taylor.
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Ottawa Herald
Osawatomie
Earl Dur
Rt. 4
Ottawa
Alvin E
U. S
Smith
Overbrook
Roy
National Industrial Conference
Baker
Paola
Florence Kratz- Boardberg
Pomoga
A. Bronson
C. D. Burgess
Clyde Chambers
Silas Smith
Kenneth Stoffer
Rantoul
J. W
Insurance: Bee Dean Berlin Agent Listing
Insurance note for dwellings household buildings and automobiles listing Bee Dean Berlin as agent at 303 East Second with phone 888.
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Dean Berlin
Appanoose Social Notices and Visits Review
Mrs Ruth Morgan reports local social visits with Ingle Zook Lauver Shoemaker and Morgan families hosting relatives from Topeka Princeton Overbrook and Madison. Sgt James Roper to Texas then overseas. cemetery move at Appanoose. Pat Zurlo from Port Hueneme Calif visited the Mesenhimer home with a basket dinner in Clinton park amid farm community gatherings.
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James Ingle
Paola
Charles Ingle
George Zook
Delores
Topeka
Wilbur Lauver
David Rukes
Princeton
Loriie Rundle
James Roper
Texas
Derrell
Wendell
Jess Shoemaker
Tonganoxie
Ray Lloyd
Eldon Hufford
Eddie
Grandview
Howard Morgan
Mike
Ricky
Overbrook
Bill Hofford
Mt. Herman
Ware Nance
Madison
Wilbur Laurer
Clyde Morgan
John Snyder
Robert Steele and Sons
Appanoose
Roy Duby
Emporia
Lester Clark
Dennis Woodland
Pat Zurlo
Port Hueneme
Calif
Arthur Mesenhimer
Cap Bond
Garden Hose Vanishes Into Ground In Hutchinson
In Hutchinson Kansas twenty eight feet of Claude Key's fifty foot garden hose vanished into the ground. His children found the hose Wednesday morning. Key dug some feet down but the hose would not budge. The soil was hard and sandy and many locals gathered to watch. The hose is cracked and nearly broken a few feet from the entry point. Mrs. Key said she is so nervous she can hardly think.
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Hutchinson
Kas
Claude Key
Key
Mrs. Key
100th Anniversary Mass in Doniphan Kansas
About 300 people attended an outdoor Mass in Doniphan to mark the 100th anniversary of the first Catholic Church in the area. The Benedictine tradition began with the establishment of St Benedict's Abbey and College near Atchison on July 12, 1856 by Father Henry Lemke.
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Doniphan
Kas
St. Benedict's Abbey
Atchison
Henry Lemke
Kansas
Big Program For Atomic Reactors Big Program For Atomic Reactors
Representative Holi field voices confidence that the House will forward a Democratic sponsored bill to authorize a large government program for atomic power reactors. The Senate sent the bill to the House after overriding administration objections 49-40, with 46 Democrats and 3 Republicans supporting. Republicans mostly opposed, arguing it could delay private industry’s entry and civil rights goals. The bill would direct the Atomic Energy Commission to build large scale reactors to supply electricity for AEC plants, with no specific sites named.
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Washington
Holifield
D-Calif
House
Eisenhower
Senate
S. Atomic Power Industry
Supreme Court
Barlicans
Atomic Energy Commission
Southerners Seek Defeat Of Civil Rights Measure
Washington House back Judiciary Committee Monday a majority of Southern members warned the civil rights bill would grant the attorney general broad powers to sue on behalf of voters alleging rights abridgment The group framed the issue as constitutional not racial and predicted a grave danger in the measure The article notes nearly all Southern House members signed the warning while a unrelated line mentions the hamburger sandwich’s U S introduction in 1904 at the St Louis Fair with origins in Hamburg Germany
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Keating
R-Ny
Eisenhower
Bolling
D-Mo
Senate
Washington
House
Judiciary Committee
United States
T.e Sceue
U. S
St. Louis
Hamburg
Germany
Free Roads In Next Few Years In Oklahoma
Oklahoma Governor Raymond Gary proposed turning the Turner Turnpike and the Northeast toll road into free highways within a few years. The plan would use federal road funds to pay off toll road bonds, with the State Highway Commission to act next. Highways Director C A Stoldt will push for inter state designation to secure federal reimbursements. The Northeast toll road runs from Tulsa to the Missouri line, and the Turner Turnpike links Tulsa and Oklahoma City since 1953.
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Oklahoma City
Raymond Gary
Turner
Shino
Tulsa
Missouri Line
Oklahoma
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Coleen Gray
Mickey Rooney
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Ruth Lee
Renate Hoy
Ruth Morgan
Derrell Lauver
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