Kansas forest inventory aims to map state timber potential
Kansas State University extension foresters begin a statewide forest resources inventory funded by 1964 legislature and federal aid. Over 900 field plots will assess county by county timber growth, species volumes, pulp wood, and sawlog use to guide watershed, grazing, recreation, and economic development.
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Manhattan
Kansas
Extension Foresters
Kansas State University
Kansas Department of Economic Development
United States Forest Service
Harold Gallaher
Gallaher
Cottonwood l
K-State
Don McNare
Arizona State College
Lester Pinkerton
Colorado State University
William Moyer
Oklahoma State University
Bob Greenstein
Bob Nelson
University of Missouri
John Strickler
Don McNarie
Kansas State University Extension
McNarie
K-State Extension
Conservation Progress Reported by Soil Service Officials
A report by Charles P. McKinnie of the Soil Conservation Service details farm and landowner gains over two weeks. Ponds were completed by A H Spieker and other Chanute area workers. 21 005 feet of terraces were built by a Chanute team. diversions and drainage ditches were completed by multiple local farmers. Plans for stock water dams and waterways were staked or partly built on several farms as rains improve soils. Board actions include six new cooperators for planning assistance on 940 acres, land additions on 120 acres, and farm plan approvals for several residents of Chanute Erie and Parsons.
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Erie
Charles P. McKinnie
Soil Conservation Service
A. H. Spieker
Canute
Okla
Oswald Earhardt
Eric
Vyrl Fogel
Chanute
Ruthford Dean
Parsons
Dwight Boust
Paul Brennecke
Lloyd Tinsley
Giles Whitworth
E. K. Ely
Earlton
Whitworth
Emil Kennedy
St. Paul
Harold Gough
Robert Smith
McKinnie
Neosho County
Alex Mih
William G. Neely
Neal Heilman
Lavenburg
Ted Sherrill
Yates Center Girl Places in National High School Rodeo
Zee Daly of Yates Center finished 11th in the Cloverleaf Barrel race at the National Finals High School Rodeo in Albert Lea Minnesota riding Okie. She also placed sixth fastest in pole bending with 17.48 before a pole knocked over. Kansas had two entrants Bob Vincent and Shannon Hetrick also placing well. There were 352 contestants and 60 000 admissions with spectators from many states.
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Zee Daly
Yates Center
Okie
Albert Lee
Minn
C. W. Daly
Kansas
Bob Vincent
Topeka
Shannon Hetrick
el Dorado
Savonburg Social Visits Sprawl Across Weekend
Savonburg residents hosted and visited kin across several towns. Guests included Gertrude Weddle with Gary Esplund and others en route home from Orlando, plus Bundy visitors from Bucaramanga and Bartlettsville trips. The item ends noting a historical question about where the Magna Carta was sealed in 1215.
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Savonburg
Gertrude Weddle
Gary Esplund
Baby
Orlando
Fla
Bloom
C. M. Barsby
Bill Hopkins
Udall
Wichita
Leonard Harris
Hopkins
Gene Bundy
Bucnaramanga
South America
Bundy
Bartlesville
Roy Singer
Garnett
Sue Singer
British officials probe possible second escape from Strangeways
AP report notes indications outsiders tried to help Douglas Gordon Goody flee Manchester Strangeways prison where he serves a 30 year term for the $7 million great train robbery. Another robber Charles Wilson escaped from a Birmingham prison last week and remains at large. Vatican: Pope Paul urges clean books and wholesome amusements to curb juvenile decadence. He spoke at Castel Gandolfo to Italian Boy Scouts. Ostriches are the world’s largest birds. adult stands nearly eight feet tall, weighs about 300 pounds, and runs up to 30 mph.
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Home Office
Manchester
Strangeway
Douglas Gordon Goody
Charles Wilson
Birmingham
Vatican City
Paul VI
Jeep Gladiator delivers comfort and rugged capability
The Jeep Gladiator offers optional automatic transmission power steering and power brakes plus independent front suspension for smooth rides. It features a wide front seat clear visibility and substantial load capacity with wheelbases of 120 or 126 inches and GVWs up to 8600 pounds reflecting the Kaiser Jeep Corporation heritage.
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Crute
Kaiser Jeep Corporation
Erosion Control Dam in Wilson County Project Under Way
The ASC State Committee allocates 150000 dollars for ACP projects to improve effectiveness and public understanding. A 14352 cubic yard erosion dam on 280 acres aims to protect 200 crop land acres in Pleasant Valley Township Cedar Creek Watershed. The project supports stockwater drought relief fire protection road safety and recreation.
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Fredonia
ASC
TAP
Leon Choate
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Comittee
Wilson County
Oscar R. Larson
Pleasant Valley Township
Cedar Creek
ASC County Committee
Chanute Tribune Highlights From August 18 1964 Page Five
Chanute Tribune reports local happenings and community notes from Tuesday August 18 1964. News briefs cover residents events school activities and civic notices with concise updates and republications of earlier stories.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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Walter Poor
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Pomtar Laboratories
Worth St
Ralph F. Chapman
Gordon Cunningham
Kansas City
Esther Larson
Sharon Defenbaugh
Newman Hospital School of Nursing
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Laura Thomas
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Humboldt
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