Kansas Bank Deposits Reach All Time High
A Rams Bankers association statement notes Kansas bank deposits total 2 786 000 000 at end of 1962, up 166 000 000 or 6.4 percent from 1961. Savings and time deposits comprise about 22.1 percent of the total, with savings rising from 3 percent in 1961, signaling a healthy state financial condition and prompting questions about directing surplus funds into productive uses for statewide progress.
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Rams Bankers Association
Kansas
Savings and Loan
Idle Money and the Kansas Initiative
El Dorado Times urges bankers and savings institutions to deploy idle funds into productive loans rather than stockpiling deposits. It argues the high cash hoard limits revenue and national benefit, claiming managers can safely increase lending to aid the state while preserving depositor security and public pride.
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Kansas
Savings and Loan Associations
el Dorado Times
Camera freedom over luggage and weight in travel prose
A personal essay arguing against carrying a camera while traveling. The author favors mental snapshots over gear, praising walking light and avoiding distractions like light meters, adjustments, and large Polaroids. He prefers street scenes, café moments, and postcards over developing images, valuing substance over surface in travel learning.
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Paris
Asia
Squint in a 3-year-old prompts medical note
A mother asks about a child with intermittent eye misalignment described as tilt and drift among readings. Dr M explains strabismus, its variants, and the need for early pediatric ophthalmology evaluation and possible treatments. Also included are health Qs on dish-washing safety, painless injections, enlarged liver assessment, local news items, and a prayer.
Television Log Highlights 1960s Daytime Lineup
A dense listing summarizes a TV schedule with numerous programs, including Whirly Birds, Sea Hunt, Wagon Train, M Squad, The Virginian, Cannon, The Dick Van Dyke Show, Perry Mason, Twilight Zone and more. It notes air times, channel references, and cross-program mentions like News with Huntley Brinkley.
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Sparta
Lyle's
Patio
Oxile
Harriet
Fair Exchange
Andy Williams
Nurses S
Alcoa Prowler
Festive May Pole Highlights Wellsville Flower Show
The Wellsville Garden Club's On With Spring flower show featured a festive May Pole and spring color through vivid exhibits. Top awards went to Mrs. W. H. Moherman for horticulture sweepstakes and Mrs. John Neis for adult tri color in artistic design, with multiple entries across design and horticulture categories. Judges from East Central District and state Garden Club president Mrs. Howard McKee attended, while luncheon honored the judges and guests.
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W. H. Moherman
John Neis
Bernhard Fleming
Mark Coughenour
Linda Shields
Pam Myers
Betty Martin
J. J. Bruce
G. S. Cuddy
Robert Holtzengee
L E Leigh
John Tillotson
Oliver Neis
Tom Ruddell
Tonight's TV Highlights
Peter Ustinov appears on the Perry Como show with Barbara Cook and Elaine Dunn on Channel 4 at 8. Western fans can watch Wagon Train earlier in the evening. A 13 year old Baraby West searches for his father across the West. Channel 9 at 6:30. Late movie Mannequin with Joan Crawford and Spencer Tracy on Channel 5 at 10:15.
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Peter Ustinov
Perry Como
Barbara Cook
Elaine Dunn
Channel 4
Baraby West
West
Channel 9
Joan Crawford
Spencer Tracy
Channel 5
Reader Tip Reward Offers Five Dollars Weekly
The Herald announces a weekly five dollar reward for the best news tip submitted by readers. Tips must be timely and verifiable, with consideration given to originality and potential public interest.
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the Herald
Rocky's Wife Makes A Hit
Albany reports Gov Nelson A Rockefeller and his new wife were warmly received at a formal dinner. The first Lady was praised as lovely, charming, and friendly during their debut in the capital since their May marriage amid divorce controversy and political speculation.
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Albany
N. Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York State
Rockefellers
Westchester County
Rockefeller
Auto industry races toward six millionth 1963 car
DETROIT AP The auto industry will build its six millionth 1963 model this Wednesday as it pursues record production. May output is estimated at 715,007 units by Automotive News, the second highest May on record after 724,902 in 1955. GM produced a May monthly high of 399,422 passenger cars, surpassing the previous 385,935 set in March 1955.
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Detroit
Automotive News
General Motors
Kansas To Study Earnings Tax For School Financing
The Kansas Legislature will conduct a thorough two year study of a proposed earnings tax to fund schools. A spokesman doubts its feasibility and one plan would ask Kansans to list their home school district on income tax returns to gauge effects. The study began Monday by the Legislative Council's Assessment and Taxation Committee.
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Legislative Council
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