Do Dognappers Supply Most Research Animals
AP report details a Dalmatian theft and a death in a New York City lab tying dognapping to research animal supply. Sen. Clark and Rep. Resnick push federal licensing for dog and cat dealers, with penalties and standards to curb theft and transport.
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Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Joseph Y. Resnick
D-N.y
Pennsylvania
Resnick
House
Clark
House Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Department
Washington Today Highlights Viet Nam Tours Controversy and Economic News
Rep B F Sisk urges restrictions on dignitaries visits to Saigon and the front line, citing interference with the war effort. Agriculture survey shows U.S. farms down 3 percent to 3,286,000 from 3,380,000 a year earlier. Nonfarm payroll earnings hit 110.92 weekly and total payrolls rise to 62.6 million. Shriver aims to streamline OEO administration. Crime Commission to study witness behavior to curb public apathy toward crime. U S extends five year atom for peace program with Indonesia.
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Washington
B. F. Sisk
Viet Nam
California
Democrat
Robert S. McNamara
Saigon
U.S
Agriculture Department
Associated Press
Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
Antipoverty Agency
National Crime Commission
United States
Atoms For Peace
Indonesia
Range Feed In Decline In Western Kansas December Report
Range feed in western Kansas declined in December but remained above average on January 1 as per the State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. Cattle condition at 84 percent of normal, sheep at 85 percent, with adequate supplies of feed grain and stored roughage for winter. supplemental feeding rose seasonally though generally below normal due to mild weather.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Shanahan Enters Hospital For Diagnostic Tests
Kansas secretary of state Paul Shanahan checked into St Francis Hospital Wednesday night for diagnostic tests and was reported in fair condition a hospital spokesman said Mrs Shanahan said he chose admission after he did not feel well.
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Topeka
Paul Shanahan
Kansas
St. Francis Hospital
Shanahan
Watershed Approves $75,000 in Bonds
Residents and land owners in Twin Caney Watershed Joint District No 34 voted 164 to 85 for a $75,000 bond issue to finish flood control work. Bonds will be retired by a two mill levy. Nine dams remain to be built across Chautauqua, Montgomery and Elk counties. contract to clear 25 miles of Little Caney River channel will be let.
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Sedan
Kan
Twin Caney Watershed
Chautauqua
Montgomery
Elk
Little Caney River
Storage Up For Wheat In Kansas Farms
TOPEKA AP Storage of wheat on Kansas farms rose 7 percent at year start from 1964. The 43,852,000 bushels were 11 percent below the five year average and equal 18 percent of 1965 production. Major feed grain stocks reached 2,509,000 tons, up 37 percent from a year ago but 18 percent below the 1960 64 average. Hay supplies totaled 4.1 million tons, up 39 percent to a new high. Stored soybeans reached 5,472,000 bushels, more than double last year and 60 percent above the five year average. Corn stood at 33,549,000 bushels, 45 percent above last year but 23 percent below average. Barley stocks were 1,792,000 bushels and oats 4,461,000, both below last year and below average.
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Topeka
Kansas
State
World's Largest Continents by Area
Asia spans about 16.9 million square miles, the largest continent. Africa covers 11.5 million square miles, ranking second, while North America covers 9.3 million square miles, placing third.
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Asia
Africa
North America
Midway High to stage The Mouse That Roared comedy
Midway High School junior class presents the three act play The Mouse That Roared for one performance at 8 p.m. January 24. Cast includes Paula McGaugh Anita Callarman Shirley Pickering Barbara Clarkson and many others under Supt Milo Peterson. Also note teachers scholarship tests and upcoming league tourney semifinals and local junior high basketball results.
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Midway
Midway High School
Paula McGaugh
Anita Callarman
Shirley Pickering
Barbara Clarkson
Patty Pippett
Jeanie Hardin
Naomi Beacannon
Rhonda Baird
Lana Rutherford
Elma Jean Wiltse
Kathy Carlson
Yarnell
John Clarkson
Larry Lansdown
Harrie Gier
Curtis Henkle
Ronnie Lewis
Supt
Milo Peterson
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Jets
Altoona
Thayer
Galesburg
Stark
Kansas Highway Commission designates 30 mile U S 50 rebuild
After three years of study the Kansas Highway Commission designates a 30 mile section of U S 50 west of Hutchinson for rebuilding at about 5.5 million dollars. The route runs from west of Sylvia to a junction with Kansas 96 south of South Hutchinson and includes several proposed right of way acquisitions and speed limit changes across multiple corridors.
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Topeka
Kansas Highway Commission
Hutchinson
Sylvia
Kansas 61
Patridge
Whiteside
Kansas 96
South Hutchinson
Herington
U.S. 81
Salina
Arkansas City
Kansas
Valley Falls
Miami County
South Haven
Wellington
Burgwin and Martin
Perry Reservoir
Minuteman Leader Demands Government Change at KU Lecture
Robert DePugh founder of the Minutemen accused bureaucrats of eroding freedom in a 30 minute talk at the University of Kansas. He linked arms rights to liberty and urged readiness to resist a Communist takeover from within. His son volunteers for Vietnam service and DePugh condemned conscription.
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Lawrence
Robert Bolivar DePugh
The
Minutemen
University of Kansas
DePugh
Viet Nam
Scout News Den 6 Pack 225 Plans Pine Wood Race Cars
Tim Smith led the opening flag salute at Mrs. Ben Drews 821 West Main. Den 6 Den 225 members carved pine wood race cars and learned a transportation story. They will not meet Tuesday but plan a Saturday train ride to Iola with mothers meeting them afterward. The Pet Food Institute estimates United States dog population at 26 million and cats at 2 to 2.9 million.
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Den
Tim Smith
Ben Drews
W. Main
Kenny Jones
Jeff Jordan
Jordan
Iola
Attempt To Restore Boy Vision In Kansas City
A 12 year old boy with limited vision arrived in Kansas City for an operation that may restore sight. Greek origin volunteers and a local committee raised about 1000 dollars with more needed. Three doctors have volunteered their services to perform the procedure.
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Kansas City
Municipal Air Terminal
George Fitchoros
Greece
Gus D. Fitch
Fitcheros
Peloponnesus
Andrew Wrey
Fitch
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