Sailors Leave Unpaid Bills Behind at Holy Loch Depot
Scottish merchants accuse American sailors from the Polaris submarine depot ship Proteus of departing for the United States with numerous unpaid debts. Dunoon traders president John Sirling says the town gave credit during the two year stay, souring local goodwill. The Proteus was replaced by the Hunley after leaving March 15. a Navy spokesman declined to force payment but urged settlement.
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Holy Loch
Scotland
United States
Proteus
John Sirling
Dunoon Traders Association
Dunoon
Hunley
Raymond Dubois
U.S. Navy
London
Fire Destroys Two Story Home Near Richmond
A fire of unknown origin destroyed the two story eight room home of C. E. Camp Saturday afternoon four and one half miles south of Richmond on US 59. The house formerly belonged to the late Will Anderson and was owned by his daughters. The Camps moved in last fall. Most furnishings were saved and some losses were insured.
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Richmond
C. E. Camp
US 59
Will Anderson
Fair And Warm Weather For Kansas Through Wednesday
AP reports Kansas is expected to see generally fair weather and rising temperatures through Wednesday. A sudden cooling drop by 10 to 20 degrees occurred overnight. Brisk winds were forecast in eastern Kansas while western Kansas winds were easing.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Senate backs 5 percent excise tax on banks
Topeka Kansas Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee recommended a 5 percent excise tax on net income of banks savings and loan associations trusts and consumer loan firms. The measure aims to replace prior taxes on intangible assets and would raise about 355000 from savings and loan groups while cutting bank revenue by about 290000. A separate bill to tax credit unions at 5 percent was also approved for introduction.
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Topeka
Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee
Frank Hodge
R-Hutchinson
Savings and Loan Associations
Citizens Advisory Committee On
State and Local Public Finance
Kansas
Hodge
Savings Association
Citizens Committee
William Ferguson
May Smooth Wrinkled Brows
Injections may erase facial wrinkles using a silicone fluid and fatty acids, says Dr. Harvey D. Kagan of Beverly Hills. FDA evaluation is pending approval before general use, with potential for cosmetic and deformity repair in polio-affected limbs. The fluid was developed by Rin Sakurai in Japan, who reports 72,000 treated persons in five years.
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New Orleans
California
Harvey D. Kagan
Beverly Hills
Calif
Kagan
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Rin Sakurai
Tauy's Too. Coach whispers during game about a joke
A sports item notes a coach quietly addressing a player during a game, hinting at a joke or humorous line the coach asks the player if they have heard before, reflecting a light moment amid competition.
Coaches at athletic banquets bring laughter and light moments
In Ottawa and Pomona last night at athletic banquets coaches displayed humor, deflating tension with jokes about recruiting, tall tales from Volney Ashford, and quips from Dick Peters and H K Stevens. More serious remarks await on pages 2 and 3.
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Ottawa
Pomona
Baker University
Karl Spear
Dick Peters
Ottawa University
Volney Ashford
Ottawa High
H. K. Stevens
Kansan Kenneth Cox Sworn In as FCC Commissioner
Kenneth A. Cox, a Topeka native and Seattle lawyer, was sworn in as the third Kennedy administration appointee to the seven member Federal Communications Commission. At 46, he takes a $20,000 yearly post after two years as chief of the commission's broadcast bureau where he pushed enforcement of the public affairs news and educational program requirements in station licenses.
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Washington
Kenneth A. Cox
Topeka
Kan
Kennedy Administration
Federal Communications Commission
Seattle, Wash
Cox
Commission
Webb Praises Wichita University Potential
Space Agency Director James E. Webb wrote after a Wichita visit that the university shows strong potential. He noted Wichita avoids typical industrial university divides, enabling a productive relationship with industry, according to Fred M. Kimball, president of the Chamber of Commerce, who released the letter Monday night.
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Wichita
Space Agency
James E. Webb
Wichita University
Fred M. Kimball
Chamber of Commerce
Webb
Watch Out For The Fast Girls in London Patrol
London police announce first four highway patrol girls to pilot 120 mph sports cars to catch speeders. Scotland Yard says the fast women will help curb speeding as drivers are warned to slow down.
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London
Scotland Yard
Four Ottawa High Juniors to Boys State 1963
Four Ottawa High School juniors Charles Gaynor Rick Wood Jerry Turley and Mike Shephard have been selected by the Kansas American Legion to attend Boys State at the University of Kansas Lawrence June 2 to 8. The program teaches youth government by simulating state city and county offices with campaigns elections and rulings. Eligibility requires junior status and at least a B average plus involvement in activities such as sports civic church or clubs. The four were endorsed by W P Shepard Ottawa High principal after submitting applications to KU.
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Ottawa High School
Kansas Department of the American Legion
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Charles Gaynor
Paul H. Gaynor
S. Cedar
Rick Wood
Fred Wood
RFD
Ottawa
Jerry Turley
S. J. Turley
S. Main
Mike Shephard
Ilinois Department of the Legion
United States
Kansas
W. P. Shepard
Mike Shepard
Herald
Miss Ottawa Pageant Names Sixteen Candidates
Sixteen contestants vie for Miss Ottawa with five judges selecting one winner on May 3 at Memorial Auditorium. Sponsored by the Lions Club, the Miss Ottawa Scholarship Pageant awards scholarships from the Ottawa Pepsi-Cola plant and offers runners-up prizes.
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Ottawa
The
Lions Club
Memorial Auditorium
Pepsi-Cola Plant
Saundra Rae Holmes
Ottawa University
Sylvia Jeanne
Provencal
Barbara Gail Disbrow
Retired Insurance Agent Dies in Kansas
Donald E. Harbison 81 longtime Miami County resident died today at Ransom Memorial Hospital at 5 45 a m after a year long illness He led Harbison Reese Studebaker Co later served as county clerk 1932 1940 and was a State Farm agent until retirement He married Muriel Dale in Paola Nov 21 1906 Surviving son Ralph G Ottawa son Raymond C Houston daughter Mrs Eugene Andrews Kansas City six grandchildren nine great grandchildren one brother Joseph preceded in death by wife and two siblings Burial in Highland Cemetery with services in Towner's Chapel Thursday at 2 p m led by Dr Raymond P Jennings.
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Donald E. Harbison
S. Sycamore
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Towner's Chapel
Raymond P. Jennings
Highland Cemetery
Mr. Harbison
Miami County
Franklin County
Harbison-Reese Studebaker Co
State Farm
Harbison
Muriel Irene Dale
Paola
First Baptist Church
Men’s Elliott
Ralph G
Houston
Tex
Raymond C
Ottawa
Eugene Andrews
Kansas City
Kas
Joseph
Enrollment jump at KU sets record in 1963 spring
Lawrence Kan AP reports the University of Kansas spring semester enrollment reached a record 10 763 students, up eight percent from 1962. The student body totals 9 837, up 603 from last year, with KU Medical Center in Kansas City at 926, an increase of 190.
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Lawrence, Kan
University of Kansas
K. U. Medical Center
Kansas City
Florence Bald Wins Divorce for Desertion After 33 Years
London AP report says Florence Bald, 52, was granted a divorce on Monday on grounds of desertion, concluding that her husband Ernest left her on their wedding day 33 years ago.
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London
Florence Baldwin
Ernest
Williams Opposes Wichita Admission To State System
In Topeka the Kansas House defeating a proposal to let voters decide whether Wichita University should join the state educational system. The 57 to 49 vote against the amendment came as part of the Wichita University bill debate. Rep. Odd Williams proposed the statewide vote with opposition to bringing Wichita into the state system.
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Topeka
Kansas
Wichita U
Kansas House
Odd Williams
R-Lawrence
House
Williams
Wichita
Wichita Municipal University
John Conard
Greensburg
Conard
Children of
Tom van Cleave
Kansas City
Wichita A
van Cleave
Frank Lill
D-Emporia
South Central
Southwest
Robbery at Kansas City Bank Staged by Quick Bandits
Two youths executed a rapid heist at a downtown Kansas City bank securing 11297 from four bundles behind the cashier’s counter. An accomplice waited in the getaway car as police and FBI investigate after the Brinks truck delivered the money and the car was found abandoned five blocks away.
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Kansas City
Walton W. Steele
Baltimore Bank
Brinks
10Th
Central Streets
Louise Alleja
Alleja
FBI
Seven Kansas Educators Named 1963 Master Teachers
Seven Kansas educators were named to receive the 1963 Master Teacher Awards presented annually by Kansas State Teachers College Emporia. Recipients include May Gruver Augusta High School history, Alta Hendrickson Oakley elementary, W M Ostenberg Salina superintendent, Pearl Peterie Kinssley English Latin, Mrs Phebe Scott Derby sixth grade, Mrs Martha Steele Sherman County Goodland county superintendent, and C E Strange Wichita North High principal.
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Kansas
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
May Gruever
Augusta High School
Alta Hendrickson
Oakley
W. M. Ostenberg
Salina
Pearl Peterie
Kinssley
Phebe Scott
Derby
Adel Throckmorton
C. O. Wright
The
Kansas State Teachers Association
Traffic Toll Topeka AP Log March 1963 Deaths
Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hours to 9 am Tuesday noting 2 deaths for March 1963 compared with 10 in the 1962 period. Data covers Topeka and nearby regions with comparable annual figures for the past decade.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather County Forecast Generally Fair Tonight and Wednesday
The forecast calls for generally fair skies tonight and Wednesday. Warmer on Wednesday with highs in the upper 60s. Nighttime low temperatures are expected between 35 and 40 degrees.
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