Various AP dispatches cover diverse topics from crime to science
Nuggets in News reports a Minneapolis man confessing to hitting a parked car and paying two alleged owners who could not be traced. A Maine ecologist tracks mice via ear tags as part of NSF funded fieldwork. A Colombia synthetic yarns complex gains $16 million with Enka and AKU backing. New Jersey dinosaur footprints found during golf course site work. The US signs an investment dispute treaty becoming the tenth party, awaiting 20 ratifications.
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Arthur E. Boetcher
Deer Isle
Maine
Kenneth Crowell
Crowell
Marlboro College
Marlboro Vt
National Science Foundation
Girardota
Colombia
Enka
Algemene Kunstzijde Unie
Arnhem
Netherlands
Trenton
N.J
New Jersey
Donald Baird
Princeton University Museum of Natural History
Watermelon Feed Draws 17 Scouts at Santa Fe Park
Scout News reports Troop 129 hosted a watermelon feed Thursday evening at the south shelter house in Santa Fe park attended by 17 junior girl scouts and leaders Mrs. Joe Giacoma and Mrs. Vester Reed. Games were played.
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South Shelterhouse
Santa Fe Park
Troop
Joe Giacoma
Vester Reed
August Meeting Highlights of Neosho Valley Busy Bees 4-H
Eighteen members attended the August Neosho Valley Busy Bees 4-H meeting and reported their county fair entries. The program included autoharp solo by Bruce Parker, car nation demonstration by Dorothy Waggoner, "Home Sweet Home" history by Sharlene Parker, safety talk by Joyce Anderson, parliamentary procedure by Steve Lopeman, and a poem by Doug Lopeman. Henry Waggoner led recreation. next meeting is September 27 at Murray Hill school.
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Neosho Valley
Busy Bees
Erie
Bruce Parker
Dorothy Waggoner
Home Sweet Home
Farm Receipts Exceed $1 Billion in Kansas 1964
TOPEKA AP Kansas farmers surpassed the $1 billion cash receipts mark for the seventh straight year. The Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reported 1964 net farm income at 420 million, gross income per farm 14 327, and net income per farm 4 148. Crop receipts totaled 450 396 000 and livestock 743 707 000, with 188 763 000 in government payments.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
CAB Stands By Luggage Ruling
The Civil Aeronautics Board refused petitions from Eastern and Delta Airlines to change the rule that permits passengers to check two suitcases free of charge regardless of weight. The board affirmed the policy limits, keeping baggage free by count rather than weight.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Eastern
Delta Airlines
Boy quotes father's pig remark in lesson on manners
Arthur Elden tells his 5-year-old son to mind his manners at the table. The child replies with a humorous definition that a pig is a hog's little boy.
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Louisville
Arthur Elden
Elden
Series of Meetings On Assessing Law
Topeka meetings scheduled for county clerks assessors and commissioners to discuss new Kansas assessment and enumeration laws. State property valuation director Alvin E. Jones said a September 15 session will be in Topeka House chamber with further meetings planned in Salina Hays Colby Pratt Iola and Leoti.
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Topeka
Kansas
Alvin E. Jones
Salina
Hays
Colby
Pratt
Iola
Leoti
Birthday Dinner Hosts and Local Lightning Damage
Mrs C E Hines hosted a Sunday dinner for birthdays of her husband and Robert Brinkley of Neodesha. Guests included the Brinkleys and Edens families, Baxter Springs residents, Clark Brinkley and others. Lightning caused wiring and telephone damage at several homes in Roper and nearby areas.
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John Jeffrey
Roper
R. D. Scott
Arvel Kindrick
H. B. Harrington
Chanute
Robert Dale Scott
Moline
Max Scott
Louisiana
Prairie View attendees at the Sedalia state fair
Prairie View residents Bill Stange Marel Sterling Roy Barnett and Charles Barnett attended the state fair in Sedalia Missouri over the weekend. Center Grove Ladies Ade will meet at Hazel White's home September 1 for a half day. Families of Barnett and Reaves are noted with visits and a Humboldt funeral.
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Prairie View
Bill Stange
Marel Sterling
Roy Barnett
Charles Barnett
Sedalia
Center Grove
Ade
Hazel White
Lloyd Barnett
Illinois
Robert Barnett
Francis Barnett
Oka Roberts
Minnie Barnett
Dude Lakin
Frances Butts
Hazel Pallet
Leon Reaves
Humboldt
Johnson Shapes Steel Talks and Cabinet Shifts
President Johnson probes the steel dispute amid a looming nationwide strike as aides seek a quick agreement. He warns a strike would be damaging and vows to act in the national interest if talks fail. A short workweek looms with possible passage of a Housing and Urban Affairs department. Lawrence F. O'Brien tapped as postmaster general replacing John A. Gronouski.
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Steel
Johnson
Texas Ranch
United Steelworkers Union
Congress
House
Senate
Department of Housing and Urban Affairs
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Massachusetts
John F. Kennedy
Poland
U.S
John A. Gro
Baltimore redevelopment chief lands new harbor plan
J Jefferson Miller, manager of a $100 million downtown Baltimore modernization project, is assigned to direct planning and financing of a $260 million harbor area redevelopment. He will be paid $1 a year for both posts.
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Blatimore
J. Jefferson Miller
Balltimore
Miller
Lady to discuss national beautification project spearheading
The Federal Bureau of Investigation reports a 5 percent rise in serious crimes in the first half of 1965 compared with the prior year. A $41 million program targets aid for 5.5 million elderly and poor, funding care for the elderly sick and neglected or handicapped children. President Johnson signs two bills authorizing $4 billion for highway work, with three quarters on the interstate system.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Johnson
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