Signs Of Life On Kansas Highways
Kansas highway officials describe signs as crucial to safety and navigation. The state network holds 326,154 signs across 10,000 miles, averaging 32 per mile, ranging from small 12 by 18 inch placards to the new 16 by 21 foot advance city name signs on Interstates. In 1961, 548 people died on Kansas roads. 34 at railroad crossings where warning signs were ignored.
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J. Francis Barclay
Claud McCamment
State Highway Safety
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Highway Commission
Barclay
State
Lansing
New York men embrace brighter neckwear this season
In a pre-Father's Day forecast, fashion experts say already drab American dads are shedding dull styles for vivid neckties. Colors like electric blue, Kennedy green, cactus, sapphire and lemon-wood flood shelves as men shop for themselves, seeking personal expression and smarter styling advice from retailers.
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Navy Underwater Swimmers School Graduate: Shelden
James L. Shelden USN son of Mr and Mrs Lee R Shelden 845 S Poplar graduates from 10 week Navy Underwater Swimmers School Key West Florida. Students train in self contained underwater breathing apparatus diving equipment during the course.
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James L. Shelden
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Lee R. Shelden
S. Poplar
Navy Underwater Swimmers School
Naval Base
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