Fussman Named Monarch Cement General Manager
Charles L. Fussman was appointed vice president and general manager of Monarch Cement Company in Humboldt. The Humboldt native, a KU chemical engineering graduate, has held multiple posts at Monarch since 1949 and has served on local boards and civic groups. He and wife Dorothy have two children.
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Humboldt
Charles L. Fussman
Monarch Cement Company
Walter H. Wulf
Fussman
Monarch
Humboldt High School
University of Oklahoma
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Humboldt School Board
Lions
Humboldt Chamber of Commerce
Humboldt Rotary Club
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Portland Cement Association
Dorothy
Phil
Kay
Hearing on Milk Shortage Prompts Regional Session
A federal hearing on potential milk shortages resumed in St Louis with about 200 attendees from 13 midwestern states. Dairy farmers urged higher prices to keep milk production viable while conflicts arose over USDA suspending seasonal price declines.
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ST. Louis
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Denver
Washington
D.C
USDA
James Reeves
Springfield
Reeves
Associated Dairymen Inc
Gemini 8 rehearsals as Tuesday launch nears
Cape Kennedy reports that astronauts Armstrong and Scott and backups Conrad and Gordon will run through countdown, launch, and orbital flight rehearsals in Gemini 8 atop a Titan 2 rocket. The practice includes emergency procedures and aims for a 11:41 a.m. linkup with the Agena target after a 10 a.m. Atlas-Agena launch.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Neil A. Armstrong
David R. Scott
Navy
Charles Conrad Jr
Richard F. Gordon Jr
Armstrong
Scott
Air Force
Public Sale of Farm Machinery and Household Items
Sold farm location 20 miles west of Stark Kansas on Highway to include 1937 IHC F20 tractor with accessories and numerous implements plus 1953 Studebaker pickup. Miscellaneous tools grain equipment lumber posts and building tile plus furniture and household items. CASH terms and no accident liability.
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Stark, Kansas
J.D. Mower
Studebaker
H.p
Lespedeza Seed
Heart Surgery For Little Girl
Judy Lynn Funsch, a 28 pound three year old from Genesee Township near Flint, under goes exploratory heart surgery at the University of Michigan Hospital. Doctors warn the operation is risky but could grant a normal life if successful. The family expresses hopeful resolve amid public support and prayers.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Judy Lynn Funsch
Judy
Clarence Funsch
University of Michigan Hospital
Income Peak For Farmers in 1965 Record High
The Agriculture Department reports 1965 averages for farm operators at 4280 after costs, up from 3486 in 1964, with farm population per capita income at 1510 versus 1370 in 1964. These figures cover on and off farm earnings and show farm income rising to a record level.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Farm income and costs rise in 1965 across the nation
The 1965 U.S. farm economy posted a record gross income of 44.4 billion, up from 42.2 in 1964, while production costs reached 30.3 billion. Average farm earnings climbed to 2405 with government payments totaling 2.45 billion, and state figures show Missouri at 3345 and Kansas at 4913, both rising.
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Missouri
Kansas
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