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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1964
Page
6
Forest rangers in Porterville California fight to save a 200 foot Sequoia redwood scarred by lightning. The fire smolders 150 feet up the trunk with smoke but little flame as up to 50 workers, a helicopter, a pumper truck and a bulldozer struggle to halt it.
Mrs. Mary Rynning of Des Moines rides to work with her son in law Galen Kurth after his car broke down. She, a grandmother of 11, called the ride fun. A Sierra foothills forest region seed tree is highlighted as vital to natural reforestation rather than being cut to prevent fire spread.
A brief note asserts that peanut eucalyptus trees are the tallest hardwood known. It highlights their notable height and hardwood status in a concise botanical remark.
Ford produced over 9,500 cars last week led by Mustangs while AMC built 2,000 as the 1965 model year starts. Chrysler began its 1965 run and Ford, AMC and GM expect August totals. output for 1964 set a record at 7,891,200 as dealers report August sales activity underway.
Walnut 4 H club members and families toured July 26 visiting the old theater building for clothing and baking displays. Projects ranged from Jim Smith sheep and dog to Ayershire and laying hens. July sales reached 603 007 versus 605 547 the prior year, the first auto sales dip in that comparison. A picnic at Lloyd Guy home followed by visits of guests and a bridal shower for Helen Schettlar. several locals and families are listed amid weekend visits and medical updates.
The United States hosts 1,027 distinct forest tree kinds including 78 naturalized species. These non Native trees have integrated so well that they are often regarded as native by many observers.
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