The Parsons Sun from Parsons, Kansas • 2

it PACE 2 'THE PARSONS KANSAS SUN THURSDAY JANUARY 24 1963 WUrKfej Wall Street Bold Economic prin'for Kansas Drawn JhsL (Oaihj dlsiafict asKsjfiaraawsBHflr -1 I i-iy I 'Vffi if MOIORS SI RUNG YORK Motors held in an megularlv higher stoik maiket late this afternoon Savings and loan'- made a patliul leeoveiy fiom hisses lading 'was ailive I Volume for the day was estimated at 4 8 million slimes com-pned with 4 82 milium Wednesday Nl YORK (AP) 1pm 0 Hospitals i TOPI A Approximately half the Kansas Legislature an an overflow crowd of inteiested listeneis heard detailed plans Wednesday for putting the state in step with the spate age Speaking at an economic forum weie four members of the Governor's Economic Development Committee and Raymond Doll senior economic with the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Zook committee chairman said the legislation is impel am to pry the state from reliance on Washington Kansas he sud now is tied with North Dakota for fourth place among the states deriving one third of its personal income from federal activities Other factors stressed by the men were good dynamic schools and research facilities halting 1 the emigration of talent new maikets for st(e produced goods and mote home of agricultural pioducts They also recommended stiesx on recreational facilities to luie tourists Zook said legislation to implement the recommendations have been drafted for presentation to Kinley Carlos LABrm: county MEDICAL CLNTLR Visiting hours II am (o 8:30 pm Adtniltcd Wednesday Mrs Guv Stapleton 3 surgical Oiville Collins 2 imdical Jean Ciiessmann 21(1 Reed medical I Admitted Thursday: Hugh Slalen Fue nodical Cavino Val-eide 421 ISth medical Mrs 1 James Keegan Pittsburg suig-lcal D'sinissod Wednesday Mrs Mvrtle lhumas hmont Nuising Rome OSWfGO HOSPITAL Visiting Hours 2-4 pm Mis Fail Wright Oswego admitted Wednesday and dismissed Thursday Lori Ann Shuim Chetnpa dismissed Thuisday Marriage Licenses Edith Reid legal age Oswego John Daws legal age Kansas City Fires FTrcmen answcied an alarm aE 0 58 last night to the Lar-I ry Dwyer home 1309 Dirr where a fire a wall was extinguished with minor damage It started from a small heater It was the second fire run to the home recently Last Wednesday a shed at the property was heavily damaged by fire fast approaching Motorists have until eb 15 to buy new plates After that date a 50-cent penalty will be added TAG DEADLINE The deadline for the purchase of 1963 Kansas motor vehicle license plates without penalty is Carlos Bradfield Jr Louis Dale Bradfield Jr of the Me- boys in addition to coac grade school faculty is tramural basketball and In Proposed Changes For Most a Cut Boost for Some Short Ballot Resolution in Kansas Senate TOPEKA Proposed con- the Legislature recipient of the Representative! je aiso was on thP fice of economic analysis a new sons Jaycecs Cr staff five years before ei department of economic develop- Selection of Bradfield for the mg the public school system ment a state finance authority award was made by a Jaycee Bradfield whose home is at a research foundation and area committee last night and his cer- Grand received his in cle sented today at mentary education fiom Kansas i omh 0 4 1 1 41 tificate was piesented today at mentary education the school by Louis Dale chair- State College of Pittsbuig and MW (p his 1 ord Mtr '4 WASHINGTON For some their incomes Americans an end to income tax- are single or -titutional amendments on both schools the national and state levels were introduced Wednesday in the Kan-! Clarence Rupp Manhattan sas Senate farm Bureau research director On the national level Kansas disputed the contention that agri reach $900 if they $1500 if they aie Between 750000 and a would go otf Ameucans man of die committee 'currently is walking on mas- I ter's degree in special education Gamble Sk 41 Fie is a member of educational Gen Dvnani 27 lec 78 4 61' 2 teacher at McKinley He taught piofesxion oigamations the PIA Gen piaygroud Method-st Church Labette Coon- Gen Mtrs 1 irvisor for 5th and bth grade ty Mental Health Assn and the Tel LI 24 4 at supervi 5 cs for most a cut for a handful marriod- million a that's the intent of Pies- (le tdK r0js ident Kennedys proposed tax On the other end ot the ladder bar the federal government from Kansas changes 'a tew individuals in the highest intervening in state apportion-! He said that although fmms lo-t And for 6 5 million Americans income brackets particularly lament matters and assure that fu-'an average 6300 workers in each Eddie Turner bfi who ramp to the chan8es also would mean a they have special interests in such tUre apportioning of the Sen- cf the past 10 years production Parsons from LI Dorado Jan 6 shlft in the vvay lhey tlgure their oreal etate: would not tost Kansas one oflWas greater than ever in the past solons sought changes that would culture is a 'dying sector of the Council for Exceptional Clnldien Goodyear 35' 4 His hobbies include hunting and Here Pdr 40') fishing lint Bus Mch 417 1 -4 2 '4 iH Strong Push On Proaram 'two was found dead about 8 am to-taxeS- feel a boost in taxes So far there gs two seats has been no estimate of how Qn the state level nas oeen no Un the Icvc1 'lot Harv As recipient of (he young teach- bit Paper us award heie he becomes eli- Int Shoe gihle for the state award which Sou Ind will be made during the state Kan (i Jaycee quartet ly confluence I eb Kan The speaker ot 23 a( Arkansas City (Ione Cent 2814 27r8 42 31 '4 52' 197s day in his room at the home of Those 6 5 million taxpayers lw'piv' 3 res0utu1n He also recommend pioduction Mrs Evelyn Churchill 2418 Mor- would be nudged from itemizing many are affected but they likely as introduced to provide a shortly a hlghgiuten whpat for blend-ton their deductions into taking the vould number pnly a for Kansas and four yeariing rdut(ion of government Turner had been up and around standard 10 per cent deduction I But for most Americans be-teims for the governor lieuten'lCOntrols and promotion of new earlier and had talked with hisFor them this w'ould make the tween the very low incomes and ant governor and attorney gen- cropS SU(b as pecans and saf landlady Dr John White cor- tax cut less juicy than it might the very high incomes the most oral flower oner said death followed a heart have been vital part of the Pi evident pro- One for Tetms attack Fits body was in a chair! presiclent Kennedy said he does would Cllt their taxcs anJ 'lie olher would Pl0Vlde for SIX' near a stove not want the changes' to start un- aItcr their ay of 1stinS deduc-vear terms for state senators be- tl later this year and take full A jgnnmg in 1969 and four year effect until 19C5 And they won't l'ernis for state representatives take effect at all if Congi ess does A married man wi (wo chil- beginning in 1 967 Rcprcsenta- dien has an adjusted gross in- lives now serve two years sen-come of $5000 Now he itemizes utors four Ins deductions contributions At the first Little is known hcie about his early life He is sumved by three daughters and attempts were un derway today to contact them Arrangements are under the dr rectum of the 1 rey Funeral Home Doll said it takes vision leadership hatd wmik and ability today to adapt teadily to a rapidly changing set of economic forces But he added Kansas has thc kind of envuonment that historically provided the leadership in the TOPLKA (AP) the Kansas Mouse Rep Charles Arthur R-Manhattan said today said "to "honor immediate steps will be taken to and partlculaily to spo get Gov John Anderson's recom- those who are dpemej niosl mended piogram befote the Leg-lresentatlve- 0f the teaching islature 'fcssion taking into considei Arthur said House and Senate their training expei icncc ar leaders will get together and de- sociated qualifications cide which measures will be imti-j ated on the Senate side and which will be started in the House Motel Operators United States Fie said farm income for the state has been trending upward Leo A Lotz At present single persons with i medical ex- adoption of the amendment one incomes of J607 anil maml Jod ohe" and dcdocis pies with incomes of $1333 must 100 Hls total tax 1S $300 pay some taxes I he President i 1 1 Under the changes he could de- recommended third of the Senate would be elected for two years one third for four years and one third for said that alter the! iy ArLAn program is divided be-i S0 VOW AClIOu House and Senate leaders branch will see that Drancn win see mai( froflvS r)peialor of the committees or indivi '-j-own 0tcl 3122 Mam said to- Special to The Sun Leo Adam Lotz 85 re- has adopting a min lired farmer and lifetime resident 'jum standard deduction his Juct 011 0 of the Edna community died atlwould have the effect of letting' Bub because of the proposed 1215 pm yesterday four hours people stand fiee of taxes until tax Clds by 1965 his total income after he was admitted to a Cof- feyville hospital Lot 7 was born Oct 13 1877 the son of Mr and Mrs A Lotz Until last Dec 1 when he retired Affnnrlnra PlUC and moved into Edna his entire HI I Cl 11101 ILC IIIIj life had been spent in the farm home where he was born Haubold with 16 years He was married on Get 21 1917 headed a list of 12 Pat sons Ki- uoud pay joqti by 15 at Osweeo to Hcizel Liv ingston wanians honoied for attendance who survives Other survivors in- records at Wednesday's luncheon elude two sons Willis rural meeting of the club Welch Okla and Ted rural Another typical taxpayer also with two children has an income ot $5000 and took the standard deduction He now pays $420 the piopised changes he a rundown of typical itemized deductions and taxes for I ins of hotel and motel operators I riday Sessions ihere yesteiday and is not in favor his remaiks as the of saje of iquor by the drink headed for the fiistj a group of hotel and motel men of the new ses- from soutbcast Kansas met in Parsons to discuss a pioposcxl Friday sessions had cbange in the Kansas liquor law primal ily to as- tQ petmit sac by the dunk at commitme Thp proup wcnt on rccor(l in Thuisday alternoon favor 0f the change which has the have been two days this 1 of the Kansas Hotel uvc "hold six years After that all would be elected for six-year terms Sen Keith Seibelms ton introduced a bill to put all Lest adap of Kansas in the cential time lcondltlons zone A portion of extreme western Kansas now is on Mountain standard Time Sebelius said the bill which had been requested by some western Un-'Kansans would not aflect rail-dcr roads or other common carncis Other Measures 1 Other bills introduced in the Senate would Provide for the apportioning of for 55 minutes Wednesday nighti if 1 lA-UIUMIUlXC ii 01110 mairied taxpayers with two income lor tax purposes ot a busi- in an automatic elevator near the referred children Iness opeiating in more than one 10th floor of the Jayhauk Hotel1 In the following table all dol-stat I was absolutely stifling lars column is income I Pr0Pcr'y lat exemption tleCi and wexierp deduction The speaker but in a changing agricultural tween the in each dustry must continue our efforts (crs in eacn R-Nor- to Pducate our people so they can appropriate dliccd I irst 1 Arthur made egislature I riday meetings lie said the been scheduled sure attendance sessions Kansas Leaders In Elevator Trap TOPEKA (AP) Twenty-one Imn- prominent Kansans were trapped proposed pom educational leligious to Topeka erve tieatment jammed in so and participation an tightly we couldn't said nomic not HSAssn Arthur said -wnuldbem legislative trip tes Wlth to a Sale by the dr mited to hotels and eating places and The 12 were awarded pei feet at- Ldna a daughter Mis Virginia tcndance pins Their combined Sibert Cedar Rapids Iowa and five grandchildmi A ceded him in death Funeral services will be held at ince pins rccoid is 98 years Others honoied and their years of perfect attendance Ldwatd State Flospital to ob- j-taurants procedures there1 state eco- in a The Town I Newfield 1 Motel has no restaurant facilities in connection its operations Pau Divine operator of the De-vine Motel at 1013 Main also said deduction-) is and is pioposed tax- 2pm tomorrow in the Ldna 4' Methodist Church of which he P' Dr Chailes Hencerson 1 was a member Piesiding will be beo Boulanger nme Don Jol-the Rev Paul Johnson and the Pv' Dr- Homer Neil Andiew Rev Ford Burial will be fba'k's Thiebaud in North Tdna Cemetery directed aix pd Seward three Dr by the Goodwin Funeral Home Richard Long one I or the program Dr Dale New- ui- at he that tax PU'IC buildings which aie rented pr james a McCain president or leased to other intei ests 0f Kansas 1 Petmit two or more townships d'Stn't It seemed to me the stuation Arthur said 0 6 Make public all meetings 0 desperate He said now that the governor 114 state and lotal bodies supported I 1 To Dinner Meeting has delivered his budget message An overload apparently caused and document the Ways and present development conference 0 720 1106 Big Tasks Started State University approach and 1 am was sure some weie going to pass the same is true for the Senate' sure' in the same state repiesentative a out betore anyone count get to us leadership is to get this clone and 1903 by public funds did not attend the meeting he is opposed to sale of liq by the drink 2213 630 1125 1 300 1 SlK) 750 1300 1 8(H) 2 550 3000 '111 1 10000 1500 tel business land pi seated a film Ihe Kev to reednni The meeting was at The Parsnman 96 Pints Drawn On Blood Account A similar rundown for a nid couple with two children taking the standard deduction the the elevator to stall as it was car- i''cans committees have gone to rying the party to a dinner meet-v'or on tbe iniPorlant re' ing of the Economic ivieving expenditures Development Committee Theyand writinS appropi latinns bills were freed when an elevator! Arthur said the Ways and company specialist arrived and Mctns will be meeting operated manual safety geardady- Hew Bid to Break i Newspaper Lock Mrs James Ellis Special to Thc Sun 1 Mrs Janies Libs 78 1 Erie died last night at the Erie Rest Home where she had bten a patient the past four months She had ben ill for the past year critically since July She was born June 7 ISM two Funerals 1 Labette Countv residents re- 4-hour sales 3420000 shares Grain MRS ALTRTD SCHLIDT NEW YORK (AP)- Publishers' and striking printers tried again1 today to settle New York's 48-day Kansas City Gain newspaper hlackout-this time KANSAS CITY (AP) Whiat 18 Bills Put in House Hopper with representatives of nine other jnewspaper unions sitting in as ob- ceived 96 pints of blood from the which evened the lift with the 10th reserve in the Spring- f00r and opened the doors field Mo regional blood bank of 1 1 Among the 21 were Lt Gov the Red Cross during December1 Miss Ldna Minns county chapter ld 3nd DfrRayTnd executive secretary said today Jo11' Prcsdcnt of the Federal Of the total 55 "pints were ad- serve Bank of Kansas City a ministered at the Labette County PrmciPa' speaker at the dinner Medical Center six at the Oswego Schoolmen in Group Hospital and 35 for county resi- Also in the group were Dr I avers who now use the standard dents hospitals outside the Cunningham president of Fort 1 120 cars unchanged to higher No 2 hard and dark hard 2 24 4 Funeral services for Mis Al-milcs north of Shaw and grew up fred Scheldt will be held at 2 theie On June 12 1901 she was f-ndav at the Blossom Funeral married to Tills They spent all Home with the Rev Edward their mamid lfe un a farm eight Lmdemann rector ot St Johns milts northU'st ot I tie He sur- Lpiscopal Church presiding vives- 1 Burial wll be 111 Manorial Also sumviPg aip a sn Roy aun a requiem etuharist will LHis Kenmlv Dx and a stp-e at 9 am Satuidav in St sister Mr Mnuice Stubblt field Chutch Chanute She was a member of the ohaw SMVLLWOOD Christian Church Funeral services will be at Special to The Sun services will be at 2 CHLIOPA Funeral services TOPEKA (AP) Members of seru'rs-the Kansas House introduced 18 Federal mediatois invited the 2 27(4 No 3 2 22 2 261 4 bills and one resolution today as other unions to attend because Coin 40 cars unchanged No 2 the 1963 session began to pick up tiny "represent! the rial paities white 1 26-1 33 No 3 1 21-1 32 No momentum hte 2 yellow and mixed 1 23 4 -1 2 4 1 2 The outpouring of proposed Pierre Salinger White House No 3 1 21 Fi 1 22 dl University of Kansas Dr John 'e8ldatinn included several major piess seerclar conferred mfor- Oats no cars nominally un- Shupc dean of the engineering P0Pas- some new and some of mally with the publishers and the changed No 2 white 68 77 No 3 No 3 2 221 2 18' 4 No 2 red 2 24' in Hays State College Dr James 20 Surface vice-chancellor of the deductions will be greater than couny of the 35 pints given 'or those who itemize their deduc- hospitals outside of this county toimriow at the Dpc Fun' for William lev Smallwood will point now may be reached where Blood used from the blood bank sthool at Kansas State John wblcb bave rnade frequent appear- printers Wednesday and reported 66 76 be at 2 I riday at the Bart- makes more sene to use the is replaced in the quarterly visits Murray of Leavenworth Sen anres Previous sessions- to President Kennedy today the bit Church conducted standird deduction than the item- of the bloodmobile to the county Kcith Sibelius of Norton Sen Incudfd werr bl11 which "nuld situation was "very Cemetery at Chanute the Rc- dpduCUfln? The Frdent es' dnba blades of Yate Centc'r Sen be March 20 timates that this would and 31 when the mobile staff and Everipl payment of sales tax on food purchased for off premis- Topeka Firm Low THE PARSONS SUN occur in yy ilham Ward of Marion Rep will On Grader Bid operate in Par- paiiigt pa at Farsona Sfcond cUsi kanias equipment sons es consumption and on tion drugs Require seat belts to be installed in front right and left seats of 1 new vehicles sold in Kansas The bodv will be at the Conrad the case of 6 5 million taxpayers Mortuary until noon Fridav when Of the 51 nvllion taxpayers in Special to The Sun be moved t0 the church the United States about half now MERRY Vc Burial will be in the lake Crick itemize their deductions toria Edwards (s of Coftevuile Cemetery near Bartlett died todav at tne Sunset Rcfeat Here's How P'lhl hprt Fvfnmps Fxrfpl Sunav by SIN FI HUSHING COMPANY ghtecmh Fa-aon Kacsa Richard Vanlandingham of King man Wendell Dawson a Leavenworth banker and Fldon Lueih-ring a Leavenworth contractor Lt Gov Chase used an emergency telephone on for to call the hotel switchboard emer Ratner Hearing Date Is Set Back Rpfil lomai Wold Power WASHINGTON (AP) This ta- Publish Busmen Manaurf Manaijiflg 1 Uitof Circulation Managrf MerhamcaJ Supt Special to The Sun OSWEGO Labette County ginning with 1961 or 1965 models miss oners Wednesday accepted as low a bid of the Martin lractor Mrtm ti Co of Topeka for a new grader Llnkdi Ibe highway department Five bids were received The1 Martin company bid $18 75(1 and allowed $5303 on a HI year-old vehicle taken as a trade-in 1 THF Sou'll 1 Frank By Be One SUBSCRIPTION RATES Carrier In City of Faraona Una Week 40c RUSSELL Kas A hear- mg in a disbarment action help indicates how individual in- aaint former Gov Payne come tax payments for 1963 and Ramer and his son oiiginally' t-NiST NEPHEW DIFS 1 b4 under the two-step reduc- scheduled for Jan 28 has been W'ord was received todav tion proposed today by President p0stponed unt feb 11 Dave Dienst 24D8 Crawford Kcnnulv would compaie with -ghe announcement was made unexpected death of a hose for 196 the tax year just today by Jerry Driscoll Russtll ew Kenneth Rich enut-d attorney and commissioner in the -ad- R'ch was a native Parson- wav purposes The state now uses He said some attor- lan and worked for the South- a system of collecting the tax on Increase the maximum tax levy for 62 counties which currently Ure having difficulty financing employment of two agricultural bv agents of Return the state to a system of exempting payment of gasoline Mail in Paraona CtMr Zone Year lil sj Moniha-I' Three Montha-J4 50 Nursing Home here where she had been a patient nee Jan 4 Survivirg are a daughter Mrs Harold Cunnnham Imperial Brarh Cabf bur and two brotheis Funeral srv res and biral will be in Coffey Th Burns Funeral I Rme of Chcrrvva vs ill announce the tme MKITA RLURNS MOSCOW (APj rf" Khrushchev re urnrd ts Vjvi ft Union today from the Ccrma-nist party ccngr'S in Brln Tass reported He rcuccd B'cst on the Poliih Soviet brru and will spend speral in Bfio russia (While Ris-iat the Fa ct news agency sad Free Show Fam lies of persons whose names appear in this coupon a'e invited to attend the Par-sens Theater as guests ol The ban Mrs Pearl Gulled 2321 Broadway Hi nry I uton 2 Parsons Now shjwng at the Parsons Ihca: ts 'The M-v A rove the ''A Erl iw Th ir iru-i he p-e nf-ej ifr-P 1 3X ITut be fad ISIS FOR Jl RY SI RYICL GRAND RAPIDS Muh GYP) western Bell Telephone Co here all fuel then jefunding the tas A woman was accepted tedims before )ing to California about upon application by purchasers of djy Jur du'y ln Court 20 years ago He had visited here gasoline not U'ed on highways a'ttr saving she bebevej she was numerous tmns snce moving Creale a state milk commission qualified betau-e she watched the west to regulate the sale of dairy pro- EXfenders and the Perry Mason member op associated fpess 1 Ffe also was a nephew of ducts and prohibit sale of such shows on television i t- AjrCifd Prm fnetica rt Dienst 1617 Appleton and George items below cost She told questioners Frr dri- Tih Dienst 2525 Broadwav and a Increase requirements for cos-sions would rot be inflirn id bv wf) a ne pcr cousin of Lyle Widup of Parsons ntology by lengthen ng the per- the fact that fend i-n in Gr Audi Barea oi crcu-it on The widow a daughter and two lod of apprenticeship and hours of Perry Mason series always seem brothers all of Redlands survive training required to gj fme That 'Skid Stuff' KNOXVILLE Tenn a new name for the icy glaze which has made highway travel hazardous during the current winter siege Folks around here are calling it skid.