New Farm Bureau Building Open House In Erie
Neosho County Farm Bureau invites the public to view its new office at 215 S Main Erie with hours 1 to 4 30 Sunday and 9 to 5 Monday. The 25 by 50 foot steel building with stone front houses the secretary agent reception area and a 24 by 23 foot meeting room built by LaForge and Budd Construction Co. Wiring and plumbing by White Plumbing and Electric. The group active since 1917 lists N N Mills as president and Lou Reinhardt as secretary treasurer with membership over 800.
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GOP Sees Birch Society Link in Extremism Debate
Idaho Governor Smylie states GOP leaders cited the John Birch Society as extremist while naming no individuals. The Republican Coordinating Committee endorsed a resolution rejecting radical groups and urged tough Vietnam measures, including a Kennedy style quarantine on North Viet Nam.
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Santa Visits Yates Center and Vaccination Drive
Crowds gathered in the courthouse square as Santa handed out candy while Christmas carols played. "Operation Wood-Vac" offered vaccinations for diphtheria tetanus smallpox and polio to Woodson County residents with follow ups planned for January and February. 1,318 mostly students were immunized in Woodson County last week.
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Wiles Eyes Senate Race Next Year
Harry G. Wiles, defeated 1964 Democratic governor candidate, contemplates a U.S. Senate bid next year. He will confer with Washington party leaders and weighs continuing governor aspirations. Possible Democratic rivals include John Montgomery and others, while Gov. William H. Avery is poised to seek a second Republican term.
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Junction City
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Pay Television Debuts in Britain Next January
Britain's first pay-television system starts January 7 in Westminster and Southwark offering feature films and sports. A sample program includes a Royal Ballet performance with Margot Fonteyn and Rudolf Nureyev. Subscriptions cost two shillings per box and six shillings per feature film, with 50 hours of programs weekly.
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Nine Millionth Car Of 1965 Rolls Off Assembly Line
Detroit AP reports the nine millionth car of calendar 1965 will roll off an American assembly line Friday, as U.S. auto makers push past the old record of 7,942,132 cars set in 1955. Production last week by Ford, GM, Chrysler, and AMC totaled 216,140 units, with overtime at Ford and GM as demand remains strong.
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Tossed salad adds toasted walnuts to company buffet
A company buffet plan includes a tossed green salad, with a last minute addition of toasted walnuts to enhance flavor and texture for attendees.
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