Sunday laws and fiscal bills take effect in Kansas Monday
Kansas lawmakers adjourned in April and most enacted bills go into effect Monday with 356 of 500 enacted laws becoming active, including the Sunday sales act facing legal challenges. Also launching an economy push are a state research foundation and an office of economic analysis.
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Topeka
Kansas
John Anderson
William Ferguson
Will &E
Kansas Higher Education
Office of Economic Analysis
Digest of Today's News
Moscow Peking split grows wider while 1963 looked strong but debated. Pope Paul readies for coronation late today. 14th Amendment up for possible future episodes on page 3. Prosecution opens sex scandal hearing in London. Navy Secretary testimony under fire over TFX contract. Congress may still be in session at 1984. ZIP time nears. Kennedy Macmillan meet on cold war issues.
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London
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Macmillan
Stephen Watt
Marilyn
Mandy) Rice-Davies
Lord Astor
Ward
Miss X
Sally
Norrie
Britain
John Profumo
Coronation Of Pope Paul VI Outdoor Ceremony Begins
Pope Paul VI readies for twilight coronation at St. Peter's Basilica in an outdoor ceremony. Vatican officials erect canopied backdrop as crowds from around the world gather amid Rome's heat wave for a historic open air rite designed to showcase pageantry and tradition.
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Paul VI
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St. Peter's Basilica
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Rome
Seven Die In One for New Jersey's Worst Accidents
On Route 3 near Rutherford New Jersey a rain slick bus ran off a hill and collided with two cars. Seven killed and 25 injured including four seriously. Bus driver Wilber Parker Jr. faced seven counts of reckless driving and posted $2,500 bail. Victims named include Miss Leonora Lerner and others from Rutherford Clifton Pompton Plains Lodi Jersey City.
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Rutherford
N.J
New Jersey
New York City
Wilber Parker Jr
Paterson
Inter-City Transportation Co
Port of New York Authority
New York
Leonora Lerner
Anthony J. Vertullo
Clifton
Joseph A. Caputo
Joseph J. Domino
Pompton Pwains
Mary Rumbello
Lodi
John F. Cardiello
Jersey City
Eleanor Marie Roche
Hays Soldier Participates In Kennedy Honoring Exercise
A Hays youth, Gary L. Brendel, Army private first class stationed in Germany, took part in an exercise honoring President Kennedy at Hanau. He served as radio teletype operator in Battery A, 2d Howitzer Battalion, 3rd Armored Division's 27th Artillery, displaying missiles artillery and engineer equipment for the inspection.
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Gary L. Brendel
Germany
Kennedy
Hanau
Brendel
3Rd Armored Division
27Th Artillery
Planning Board Elects Brungardt As Ellis County Chair
Ellis County planning board elected Brungardt lawyer and Hays City Attorney chairman at an Ellis County courthouse organizational meeting. William Baier of Victoria was named vice-chairman. The six month study aims to decide if school consolidation is needed and will be sent to the state superintendent. George Keith, state director, attended to explain House Bill 377 requirements.
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Bernard J. Brungardt
Hays
Ellis County School Planning Board
Ellis County
William Baier
Victoria
George Keith
Congress May Still Be In Session When '64 Arrives
Washington dispatch reports thick bipartisan gloom over a long session with hopes for a mid August recess fading. Senate and House leaders including Mansfield, Albert, McCormack, Halleck debate timing for adjournment as staff plan a holiday break and lawmakers brace for a potentially yearlong stay beyond Labour Day.
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Capitol Hill
Everett M. Dirkit
Illinois
Kennedy
Executive Branch
Legislative
Isja
Mike Mansfields
House
Carl Albert
D-Okla
John W. McCormack
D-Mans
Charles A. Halleck
R-Ind
Pope Kennedy Meeting Set At Vatican Tuesday
Pope Paul VI and U.S. President John F. Kennedy plan a historic Vatican audience on Tuesday. The meeting, amid Cold War tensions, marks the first Roman Catholic president’s papal encounter with a pontiff just 12 days into his reign. No formal Vatican diplomatic ties exist between Washington and Moscow, and no such subject is expected to be discussed.
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Kennedy
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United States
Paul
Russia
Vatican-Washington Diplomatic Ties, Left Uns
Pope Paul
President Kennedy to Spend Free Night in Rome
A White House spokesman said Kennedy will delay plans to Naples and instead spend a completely free night in Rome on July 2. He will depart Rome for Washington on July 3, a day later than originally scheduled.
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Moscow Peking Split Deepens Over Refused China Letter
Moscow and Peking clashed as three Chinese embassy staff were declared unwelcome in the Soviet Union for distributing a letter attacking Khrushchev. China warned Moscow it would not publish the letter and hinted at defying a ban, as talks set for July 5 faced potential boycott amid Khrushchev's sharp Pravda verdict accusing China of racial manipulation.
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Africa
Southeast Asia
Clinic Unity Grows For Tri County Mental Health Facility
Ellis and Hays county officials signal support for a proposed tri county mental health clinic to be housed at Hadley Memorial Hospital with four rooms offered at 100 dollars a month. Five neighboring counties are urged to join a cooperative association as a 1 3 mill levy seeks initial funding, with a final vote deferred until regional talks conclude.
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Hays
Ellis County
Hadley Memorial Hospital
Carl Deutscher
Ellis
Douglas Philip Hays
Graham
Rooks
Russell
Norton
Trego
Philip
Nick Rohleder
Victoria
Victoria Faces Second Water Shortage As City Dries Up
Mayor Frank Schippers urged Victoria residents to curb watering as city storage tanks show dwindling supplies. The second shortage in weeks prompted calls for conservation amid rising concern over water levels and summer demand. A separate disaster report from Bogota, Colombia, notes 387 killed and 38 injured after a holiday bus wreck on an Andean road.
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Victoria
Schippers
Bogota
Colombia
Jefferson Bandsmen To Perform Tonight
Three weeks of practice culminate in a 20 selection concert by over 200 Hays youths in three Jefferson West auditorium bands. The C band led by Kenneth Folsom, the B band under Father Timothy, and the A band directed by Tom Gnatscher perform in a three part program at 7 p.m. tonight.
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Jefferson West Auditorium
Hays
Kenneth Folsom
Father Timothy
Tom Gnatscher
Organized Mobs Raid Brings Japan Few Peace This Summer
Tokyo June 29 UPI Police swept down on organized gangsters in the largest raid ever in Japan. Officials said 8,827 officers fanned major cities and arrested 1,64 members of what are called violent groups to keep mountain resorts and beaches clear during the summer holidays.
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UPI
Nuajor
JFK in England for Cold War talks with Macmillan
President Kennedy arrived in England for talks with Prime Minister Harold Macmillan on a possible test ban with the Soviet Union. A tribute visit to his sister Kathleen's grave in Edensor preceded a quiet Gatwick welcome as crowds cheered in a calm, ceremonial mood.
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Derbyshire
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Munster
Queen Elizabeth
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Oitside
Welfare Board Approves Budgets For All Counties
The Kansas Social Welfare Board approved budgets totaling 81.7 million for 105 county welfare departments for fiscal 1984. State welfare director Marvin B. Larson said the increase comes from Kerr Mills act funding for aged medical care and a revised medical care program. County funds rise 928 thousand. state money 4.0 million. federal funds 4.7 million.
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Kansas Social Welfare Board
Marvin &. Larson
Larson
Agatete
Kennedy
Macmillan
Birch Grove House
London
Hown
Bun
Italy
Playground Attendance Rises Across City Parks
A new report shows several thousand children visiting city playgrounds and recreation areas last week, up 1,198 from the year prior. Massey Playground led with 1,703 visitors, Trent was second at 1,228, and three playgrounds plus four activities totaled 3,765 attendees.
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Massey Playground
Trent
Fire at Mobile Park trailer court extinguished
Hillgs firemen were called at 11 20 am Saturday to extinguish a blaze in a washroom at the Mobile Park trailer court on Went 17th St. Manager Larry Kort had already put out the flames with a garden box. Kort and two women were cleaning tar from the floor with gas near a hot water heater when the gas ignited. No damage reported. Mrs. Jack Betts received a slight burn on the left leg but did not require medical attention.
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Larry Kort
Kort
Jack Betts
Walt Ie
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