Rockefeller Hints At Working For Nixon Ticket
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller signals possible support for the Nixon ticket in the fall amid party splits. He says he will not bolt the party though open to finding common ground with Nixon on defense and senior issues. Republican governors gauge Rockefellers stance as Kennedy momentum grows within the Democratic ranks.
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Federal road funds approved by Senate for 1962 and 1963
The U S Senate approved a bill authorizing 2 2895 million dollars for federal aid highway programs in 1962 and 1963 on a state matching basis The ABC system for primary and secondary roads plus forest highways Indian reservation roads parkways and bridges are funded The measure includes a 109 million dollar special appropriation for the ABC system in both years and earmarks for economically distressed areas The vote was 80 to 0 with House passage pending
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Permits Oil Wells To Resume Production In Kansas Fields
The Kansas Corporation Commission ordered 39 south central Kansas oil fields to restart production after previous shutdowns aimed at preventing economic waste. Attorney Bob Wilson said producers were notified Tuesday, and Derby Refining Co. had cut prices before restoring them, prompting the temporary shutdowns to end.
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U S Might Resume Nuclear Weapons Tests
U S officials weigh a resumption of nuclear tests if Khrushchev disrupts Geneva talks, with a potential fall decision on a new test series. Defense and AEC officials warn that moratoriums without inspection risk U S military standing, while Geneva negotiations seek a broad ban with limited underground tests.
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Jury to Probe Shooting of Convicted Man
A federal grand jury will investigate the ambush shooting of Kenneth Bruce Sheetz, a former convict, outside a Kansas City location. The case prompts renewed questions about security and accountability for parolees and witnesses.
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Compensation Costs To Go Up Friday
Topeka AP says workmen's compensation insurance rates will rise about 10 percent starting Friday. Insurance Commissioner Frank Sullivan notes companies have lost about five million dollars over five years, including 1.8 million last year. Rates will vary by classification with some reductions mandated. The average cost per case rose from 646 to 961 over five years, and medical, surgical, and hospital payments per case increased from 45 to 61.
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