House Action Expected on Appalachia Aid Bill
The Senate approved a 1.09 billion Appalachia aid measure, with House action likely soon. The bill covers 355 counties in 11 states and aims to boost economically distressed areas with development funds.
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Maryland
Virginia
Tennessee
Ohio
Kentucky
Alabama
Georgia
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North Carolina
Avery Pushes Kansas Image With Advertising Help
Gov. William H. Avery urged advertisers at a National Advertising Week event to improve Kansas image nationwide. He noted Kansans know little of impounded water recapturing recreation, strong schools, stable communities, and industrial and agricultural potential. He said Kansas lacks funds for broader ads but urged use of state subjects in campaigns.
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Kansas City
William H. Avery
Kansas
Avery
Kansas steer wins reserve at Fort Worth show
Arlo Janssen of Lorraine Kansas exhibited the reserve champion hereford steer at the Fort Worth Stock Show on Monday, as the event showcased top cattle talent in Fort Worth Texas.
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Arlo Janssen
Lorraine
Kan
Fort Worth
Two Youths Injured in Chanute Traffic Collision
Chanute teenagers Wayne Washburn 17 of 720 S Malcolm and Lynn Evans 16 of 912 W 9th sustained cuts and bruises in a 4:35 p.m. collision at 14th and Washington. Washburn’s 1960 Chevrolet and Dale A. Anderson’s 1963 Ford were involved. Washburn was eastbound. Anderson turned left into a driveway. Washburn’s car was a total loss. Anderson’s damage about 400 dollars. Evans suffered a tongue cut and minor head and knee cuts. Police cited no further charges for the youths.
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S. Malcolm
Lynn Evans
Neosho Memorial Hospital
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Dale A. Anderson
W. Pine
Anderson
Evans
Milo M. Kesner
W. Cherry
Eldon Penner
N. Western
Walnut
Kansas
Kesner
Aiuppa to be tried by jury in Fort Scott for doves
Joseph Aiuppa of Chicago will face a U S District Court jury in Fort Scott Kansas on charges of possessing and transporting more than 500 mourning doves from Crawford County The prior trial in Kansas City ended with a conviction later set aside by the 10th Circuit on search warrant issues Newell A George US attorney said the case will proceed to a jury trial after a transfer request was granted
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Chicago
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10Th Circuit Court of Appeals
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Elmhurst
Ill
Newell A. George
U. S
Kansas
Stanley
Senate backs dealing with Nasser in farm aid push
Senate Appropriations Committee backed Johnsons bid to relax a House ban on shipments of surplus farm products to the United Arab Republic. The 17 to 6 vote would permit the President to continue exports under a 1962 sales deal if necessary and in the national interest. Senator Aiken cited State Department concerns and oil company fears Nasser could disrupt Suez Canal security or Middle East business. Ball urged maximum presidential flexibility in talks with Nasser after a public hearing.
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United Arab Republic
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
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George W. Ball
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Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
An intercepted letter discusses a ground hog venturing out on a cold day, noting confusion about the animal’s unusual behavior and the sender’s puzzlement over the motive. The fragment hints at a light, humorous tone without further context or names.
Poultry Jamboree At National Guard Armory
About 155 people had registered for the Southeast Kansas Poultry Jamboree at the National Guard armory by noon. A barbecued chicken lunch was served, with an egg show, commercial exhibits, and talks by poultry specialists. Egg show winners were to be announced this afternoon. The event is co sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and agricultural extension service with poultry and feed firms.
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Southeast Kansas
National Guard
Chamber of Commerce and Agricultural Extension Service
Unification Petition Expanded By Chanute Board Action
The Chanute board of Education approved expanding the school unification plan to include the Earlton district and area around Urbana. It also adopted a reorganization of the Royster football program into voluntary intramural flag football for 7th and 8th graders and maintained interschool tackle for 9th graders, plus a 9th grade cross country program. Superintendent Buford Fisher and board president Robert Ward will present the amended proposal in Topeka.
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Royster Junior High School
Chanute Board of Education
Bill Fairchild
Chanute Boundar
Ies
Earlton
Wayne Taylor
Hillcrest
Urbana
Taylor
Jerry Steele
Royster
Steele
Ces
Chanute City
Weather overview with warmer conditions upcoming
Area forecast notes partly cloudy skies and a slight warming through Wednesday. Tonight's low about 20, Wednesday's high around 40 to 45 with humidity around 1 p.m. readings and a trace to light precipitation yesterday totaling 0.02 inch.
Groundhog Sees His Shadow and Returns Underground
In Quarryville Pennsylvania AP reports two famed groundhogs see shadows signaling six more weeks of winter. At Gobblers Knob Punxsutawney Phil’s group prepares for the ritual while Quarryville lodge members wear hats and capes as they note a six week forecast. Robert W. Herr, lodge leader, hints they asked the Weather Bureau for a six week vacation during the groundhog’s stay.
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Pennsylvania
Robert W. Herr
U.S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Kansas Ice Box Temperatures Moderate Slight Rebound
TOPEKA AP Kansas temperatures moderating after a frigid spell though it stays cold through Wednesday. Forecast highs range from the upper 20s in the northeast to upper 30s and lower 40s in the southwest. Tonight's lows near 10 to 20 degrees with the northeast remaining coldest. Monday highs were 15 at Olathe to 33 at Garden City. overnight lows 5 at Olathe to 20 at Garden City.
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Topeka
Kansas
Olathe
Goodland
Garden City
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Log for February 1965
Kansas traffic death log shows 0 fatalities in 24 hours to 9 a.m. Tuesday for February 1965. The 1965 period records 42 deaths, compared with 59 in the same period of 1964.
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Topeka
Kansas
Bloodmobile Drive Seeks Donors Tomorrow and Thursday
A quota of 240 pints is set for the blood drive to be held tomorrow from 1 to 6 15 p m and Thursday from 8 a m to 1 15 p m at the First Methodist Church intersection of Third and Lincoln. Donors are needed.
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First Methodist Church
Third
Lincoln
Sunday Sales Bill Discussed at Breakfast
At a Breakfast of the Kansas State Chamber of Commerce in Topeka, four Kansas businessmen debated Sunday sales legislation. The discussion centered on family unity and state interests as supporters argued for curbs on Sunday commerce and opponents warned of social and economic harms.
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Kansas State Chamber of Com
Kansas
Don Tilton
Saul Kass
Kansas City
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