Future Man May Be Committee Project The Shape of Man IV
Editor notes the genetic age and the rising power of genetic tinkering. Prominent scientists warn that controlling human heredity poses deep questions about who decides future human form and thought. The piece explores ethics, governance, and the need for committees to guide research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mankind
California Institute of Technology
Renato Dulbecco
Salk Institute For Biological Studies
James Bonner
Cal Tech
Walnut area notices celebrate birthdays and visits
A Walnut community roundup covers Ida Olson turning 95 with a dinner at Gerald and Ida Kanute’s home, fruitfully noting other gatherings and travels. From 4-H CloverRibbon events to Fort Scott visits and family reunions, residents share news of relatives, vacations, and arrivals with multiple named towns and people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Kanute
Ida Olson
Raymond Shively
Frances Greve
Josephine Shively
Evelyn Sewart
Mary Ann Sedam
Darla Kay
Leland Yarnell
Kenny
David
Walnut
Kenneth Young
Youngs
Frank
Oscar Masquelier
Texas
Houston
Astrodome
Leona Burns
John Wholey
Ernest Burns
Ernest Burns Jr
Jessie Burns
Linda Crawford
Kelly Mudd
Kansas City
Grace Mudd
Dollie Glynn
Francis Read
Joe Patrosky
Clara Bamberger
Ben Peasecki
Fort Scott
Lulu Carson
George Holland
Hutchinson
Warren Groner
Pittsburg
Jack van Leeuwen
Chanute
Charles Burns
Tinker Air Force Base
Okla
Lily Logan
Oklahoma City
Joe Johnson
Raymond Little
LaVerne Popp
Great Bend
Marjorie Little
Mary Alma
R.S.M
Michaeline
St. Louis
Alma
Ralph Morris
Death Takes Noted Editor At Pittsburg
Fred W Brinkerhoff longtime Pittsburg Headlight and Sun editor died at 81 after more than 50 years in news. A memorial book collection was announced by the William Allen White Foundation. He led Kansas journalism circles, taught history, and served in politics and press groups. His funeral is Tuesday at the First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kan
Fred W. Brinkerhoff
Brinkerhoff
Sun
William Allen White
University of Kansas
Kansas
Historical Society
Kansas Press Association
Kansas Associated Press
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Ottawa University
Ottawa Herald
Fort Scott Republican
Chanute Tribune
Kansas City Star
Kansas Day Club
Pearl
First Presbyterian Church
Highland Park Cemetery
Frustration on Farm Marriage in Czechoslovakia
The Prague paper Zeme- Geiske Noviny reports farmers face slim chances of marriage as girls view farm work as beneath them and farmers as unsuitable partners. It laments the pursuit of “silly ideals” and warns farmers may lose confidence in people society and themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Zeme- Geiske Noviny
United States Increases Wheat Planting For 1967
The Agriculture Department announced a 15 percent rise in wheat planting allotments for 1967 to rebuild stocks after heavy export demand. A larger crop could improve the U S position to meet potential Soviet requests while overseas grain shipments may be restricted until harvest. The department noted past Soviet purchases, totaling about 65 million bushels in 1963 1964, helped improve the U S balance of payments by about 140 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Agriculture Department
U.S
Russia
Real Estate Transfers in Neosho County Deeds
Neosho County transfers include Roy 8 Greve to Larrey E Greve et ux with parcels in Rollin and Sec 8 28 19 and Herman J Van Leeuwen et ux to William H Autry et ux with St Paul lots 1 3 5 and 7 in Block 40 along with Burl B OConnor et ux to Eugene a3 New et ux Royster Add Lot 9 and Frank A Stover et ux to Carl L Hazen et ux Eden Park Add Lots 13 14 Block 5 H E Spielbusch et ux to Lawrence Spielbusch et ux NW 1 2030 and Charles H Arnett et ux to David M Hanna Sr et ux Northside Add South 25 of Lot 11 Block 3 Lloyd Mock et ux to Jerald Dale Jones et ux Bailey's Add Lot 8 Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho County
Roy
Greve
Larrey E. Greve
Rollin
Sec
Herman J. van Leeuwen
William H. Autry
St. Paul
Burl B. O'Connor
Eugene
New
Royster’s
Frank A. Stover
Carl L. Hazen
Eden Park
H. E. Speilbusch
Lawrence
Speilbusch
Charles H. Arnett
David M. Hanna Sr
Northside
Lloyd Mock
Jerald Dale Jones
Bailey
Turtles Cause Car Noise Mystery Cleveland? Not Memphis
In Memphis, C. B. Roach heard a continuous kerplunk in his car and urged the mechanic to locate it. The investigation revealed a turtle hidden behind an upholstery panel, likely nesting there for about four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
C. B
Roach
Kerplunk
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Ralph Dighton
Ray Owen
Melvin Calvin
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
University of California
Bonner
Harry Little
Joe Stephan
Dallas
Canada
New York City
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Little
New York State
Stephan
Boston
Teresa Stephan
Jim Stephan
Walnut Wonder Workers
C. L. Bohlander
Larry Sands
Erie
Kevin Leroy
Labette County Medical Center
Parsons
Charles Runyon
Frances Sands
Girard
Hurley Bohrer
K. A. Runyon
Coffeyville
Mandy Wadsack
Tomy van Leeuwen
Tulsa
Rod van Leeuwen
Bertha Moore
Mary
Meting
Elec
Floyd West
National Guardian Life Insurance CO
Secretary of Agriculture
General Electric
Home Appliance Co
Z E. Main
Re Family Shopping
tAby and
Plummer Road
Olson
Park Lane
Florida
Johnson
Welch
Alka Seltzer
Vitalis
Swift's
Oleo Sale
Risco
Flakier With
Icrisco
VIP
Kraft
Vannet and
Cheez
MGM
RCA
Dot
Capitol
Columbia
Coney
Yoon
Coca-Cola
Folger's Coffee
Maxwell House
Morrell Pride
Mu Nua
Charmin
Campbell
Kleenex
Rissvs
Strongheart
Kazy Kitten
Gerber
Baby Foods
Welch’s
Concord
Eres
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