Rice County praised for growth and ARA pilot project
Rice County in Kansas is described as thriving with an ARA loan cited in Washington as an example of federal spending. The pilot project funds a Sterling business turning concrete into facing stone, under a program intended for areas where agriculture fades. Local resident Livingston and Lyons Daily News editor Jones defend Rice County’s robust agricultural and oil economy and savings.
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Ohio
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Cleveland
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Lyons Daily News
Readers Digest
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ARA
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Sen. Lausche
Geneseo
Sister Makes Pitch for Hubby Dear Ann Landers
A reader shares a family betrayal tale as a sister woman pursues the narrator’s husband. Ann Landers advises confronting the husband and staying out of the affair, while preserving trust and privacy.
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Hubby
Ann Landers
Wade
Annette
Sally
NASA Saturn Apollo satellite reenters atmosphere after 50th orbit
NASA reports the 80 foot unmanned Saturn Apollo satellite burned up on its 50th orbit after re entry at 7 30 p m EST Sunday Launch from Cape Kennedy May 28 at 12 08 p m The film showed one engine shut down 24 seconds early and its near perfect performance was confirmed only after footage was recovered The satellite carried the burnt out second stage attached and weighed 37300 pounds
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Kansas Hogs Heavier Than U S Average
Kansas market hogs averaged 245 pounds in 1963 while the U S average was 238 pounds. Producers should market at the weight that yields the most net dollars, not necessarily the heaviest or highest value pork product. Market differentials must reflect red meat value to producers.
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Kansas
U. S
Fudge Frosting Cooling Warning From Recipe
Instructions stress letting fudge type frosting cool to lukewarm before beating. Skipping the step risks a frosting that remains not as smooth and creamy as intended.
Armour Plans New Plants Shift At Emporia And Worthington
Armour & Co. will shut slaughter operations at its Kansas City packing plant as new facilities open in Emporia Kansas and Worthington Minnesota. About 720 workers face transfers or separation. 880 remain, with 100 at the new slaughtering and 780 in processing. Emporia opens June 15. Worthington nearing completion. chamber says move signals growth, not a loss.
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Armour & Co
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Emporia
Kan
Worthington
Minn
Armour
Miller
John W. Breidenthal
Chamber of Commerce
Pilot Ejected From Fighter Near Wichita
Capt. Billy R. Sparkes of McConnell Air Force Base escaped injury when his F105D Thunderbird crashed in a muddy field southwest of Wichita. He ejected at about 5,000 to 6,000 feet after controls locked during ascent. Sparkes had just returned from Desert Strike maneuvers in the Mojave Desert. 55 F105Ds are stationed at McConnell.
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Billy R. Sparkes
McConnell Air Force Base
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Mojave Desert
McConnell
Acci
Notice of Hearing on Final Settlement in Knapp Estate
In Neosho County Kansas the probate court scheduled a hearing on Neva G Yahns executrix petition for final settlement of the Clay R Knapp estate. Creditors and heirs must file defenses by June 25 1964 at 10 00 AM in Erle Kansas. Lest Published June 2 1964
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Kansas
Neosho Counci
Caid County
Clay R. Knapp
State OF Kansas
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Clay
Knapp
Erle
Neosho County
Aaron —E Kepley
Aaron E. Kepley
William A. Kepley
Aaron E., Kepley
Air Force lifts restrictions after crash at base
Air Force officials announced that restrictions have been lifted at a base following an accident earlier this year. They said there is no connection between this crash and prior incidents. Capt. Sparkes, a Louisville Kentucky native, has served as an Air Force flier since 1957.
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Capt. Sparkes
Louisville
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