Erie Community Notes Reflect Weather Losses and Local Events
Relatives report Rio Grande valley crops wiped out by cold weather with many young orchards destroyed. Erie hosts bank director elections and annual meetings with Shaw replacing C Freeley. Neosho Valley Creamery set Feb 16 meeting. Local visits include Gorman at Mount Saint Scholastica, and Kansas Day attendees.
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ERIE
Don W. Cummings
San Juan
Tex
Rio Grande Valley
Cummings
Wayland Harvey
W. A. Sailors
Home State Bank
Sidney S. Linscott
L. T. Linscott
Earl L. Miller
Mary Alice Miller
S. Lynn Shaw
Scott R. Tribble
Shaw
C. Freeley
Sidney Linscott
Miller
Virgil Moody
Lois Gorman
Fort Scott
Connie Noland
Mount Saint Scholastica College
Atchison
Grant Township
Neosho Valley Cooperative Creamery Assn
Association
Jeanie Bliss
Olson Food Store
Norman Hudson
Kansas City
Harold Richards
Rantoul
Nancy Richards
Everett Chrismas
Thomas King
Wichita
Marvin Huffman
King
Mrs. Huffman
Charles Cox
Chanute
Huffman
Trixie Hager
Hepler
Paul Hager
Ruby Gossett
Wayside
Bill
Gossett
Wayside Schools
Advertisers In Control In TV Programming
NBC executive Mort Werner told FCC hearings sponsors have influence over entertainment content because they fund productions. He noted a decline in the practice and described sponsor taboos as reflecting corporate policy more than artistic choice. The FCC study on network policies continued as NBC executives testified.
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Washington
Mort Werner
National Broadcasting Co
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
NBC
Werner
No-Change Policy Sparsity in Program Content Debate
A policy discussion notes that most suggested changes before broadcast are not critical to program content. It cites examples like cigarette sponsor bans cigar smoking and auto maker concerns about depicting a car accident. The remarks argue these requirements do not hinder entertainment value or creative integrity.
Amendments Win Okay Of GOP For Kansas Senate
The Kansas Senate Republican caucus approved two constitutional amendments to allow voting by residents after 45 days in state and to fix legislative defects. A third, on household goods tax exemptions, looked headed for defeat with a 49 48 House vote but would need four more votes to submit statewide. The House also advanced major appropriation bills including roughly 120 million for the Highway Department next year and over 20 million for state hospitals plus hospital building funds.
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Topeka
Senate
Republican Caucus
Kansas
House
Highway Department
Central Highway Laboratory
Underground A Test At Nevada Site
The Atomic Energy Commission announced another underground nuclear detonation at its Nevada testing site. It was described as a low yield explosion, the 11th such test announced, likely under 20 000 tons of TNT.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
AEC
Outdoor Recreation Plan Urges Vast Public Lands Push
The Outdoor Recreation Resources and Review Commission urged immediate action to provide recreation near major cities, prioritizing coastal and lakeshore acquisitions. Led by Laurance Rockefeller, the 15 member panel calls for federal, state, and local help to determine funding and areas, with bills expected to follow.
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Washington
Conserva Commission
Kennedy
America
Congress
Outdoor Recreation Resources and Review Commission
Laurance S. Rockefeller
New York
Icy Air Sweeps Eastern U.S. Amid Severe Cold Snap
An Associated Press report describes a broad cold front pushing into the eastern half of the nation. Below zero temperatures hit the Midwest and Northeast while the South saw freezing conditions. Light snow fell in Kentucky West Virginia and coastal Virginia and North Carolina as the cold air advanced southward. Minnesota registered 16 below zero at one point and a moon landing site reference appeared in the text.
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Minneapolis
New England
Lebanon
N.H
Boston
Houston
Caribou
Maine
Burlington
Montpelier
Upstate
New York
Massena
New York City
Mercury
Associated Press
Midwest
Southland
Kentucky
West Virginia
Virginia
North Carolina
Minnesota
China
Ahead of Schedule For Two Divisions
Washington reports two new regular Army divisions will be formed sooner than expected. Army officials say this does not automatically shorten active duty for Reservists who were called last year.
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Washington
Armored Division to Activate at Fort Hood and Fort Carson
The Army announced that the 1st Armored Division will be activated at Fort Hood Texas on February 3. The 5th Mechanized Infantry Division, moved up from March, will be formed at Fort Carson Colorado on February 19.
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Army
1St Armored
Ft. Hood
Tex
5Th Mechanized
Ft. Carson
Colo
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Frank Morris
Twin Falls
Idaho
Claude Sample
O. L. Killough
Walnut
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Fredonia
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Steele
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Mercy Hospital
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Clark Fleming
California
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Jim
Lincoln & Walnut
Rockefeller
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D-N.m
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Chanute Furniture CO
W. Main
Chanute Discount Co., Inc
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