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(UPD - Kensas is preparing itself for an es timated $500 million worth of tourist and travel business during 1961 in honor of the state's centennial celebration. Kick-off of the actual cele bration will be Jan. 29, 100 years to the day when Kansas was admitted as the 34th state of the union. Statehood Day events are planned in Topeka and throughout the state. They ara among the most formal events planned for 1961. Others will include the presentation of a musical spectacle called "The Kansas Story, billed as the most elaborate show ever staged in the Middle West, the re-creation in May of a cara van that one century ago roda the Santa Fe Trail and re running of the historic Pony Express. Maurice E. Fager, chair man of the Centennial Com mission, has predicted that these events and others planned for the year-long cele bration will draw $500 mil lion or more in tourist and travel trade. Visitors from throughout the United States and abroad are expected. The "winning of the West" will be one of the main themes of the centennial cele bration. Many of the locales Dodge City, Abilene and Wichita-already are familiar to television viewers. "The Kansas Story" with, music by Meredith Wilson who wrote "The Music Man" and "The Unsinkable Molly Brown," will be presented in Topeka and Wichita during June and July. The first World Food Fair ever to be held in the United States is scheduled for Juna in Topeka. Delegations from all over the world are' ex pected to attend the two-week fair. Wichita also is planning a Global Industrial Exposition for summer of this year, as well as an Air Fair. A music and art festival will be held at Llndsbord, the "Swedish Capital of Kansas between March 26 and April 2. Another outdoor spectacle will be the Indian Peaca Treaty Pageant in October, at Medicine Lodge. The old cow towns, already famous to western fans, ara being restored throughout the state. 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