Legislative week reports progress on school unification and reapportionment
State Senator reports a busy week in Topeka with compromise on the Wichita University issue and passage of a school unification bill. Reapportionment plans face adjustments with counties Neosho Labette and Crawford under debate. Education programs for Chanute and vocational education gain momentum as committees press toward a late session adjournment near April 5.
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Erie
Topeka
Chanute
Senate Education Committee
Senate
House
Special Election Planned for Cedar Creek Watershed District
Notice for a special election on April 2, 1963 in Wilson and Neosho Counties Kansas to decide whether Cedar Creek Watershed Joint District 56 should be organized as a watershed district. Voting sites: Thornburg Grange Hall in Wilson County and Emil Graff farm in Neosho County. The measure, based on a January 1963 resolution, seeks to create a non profit district to manage land water and resources and includes a 7 member governing board and a detailed boundary description. The petition was filed November 6 1962 and approved December 18 1962.
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Chenvute Tribune
Wilson
Neosho
Kansas
Wilson County
Thornburg Grange Hall
Neosho County
Emil Graff
Cedar Creek
Wilson and
Neosho Counties
State of Kansas
Secretary of State
Division of Water Resources
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
State of
Eariton
Wilbur McAldlen
Irvin Gibson
Altoona
Ivan Fell
Thayer
Gordon Wwlitse
Sem Sturdivant
Percy Towan, Jr
Alien Nunnemkemp
Bill Wiggons
Barston
Leroy Watson
Wilson County Township
Nwias
Nwy
Hassan II accuses France of Sahara nuclear tests protest
King Hassan II accused France of conducting a nuclear test in the Sahara and ordered a formal protest. France denied or confirmed the claim, while Algeria warned of breaking ties if further tests occurred amid ongoing Evian-era test site control.
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Morocco
Hassan II
France
Sahara
Esi Bara
Preit
Haggar
Reggan
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Humboldt Church Study and Community Notices
Humboldt area notices describe a United Presbyterian Youth panel on missions in Asia, a film session, and a snack hour with hymns. The Dorcas Society and church groups held quilting, devotionals, and a covered dish dinner, with April hostesses named. Also listed are visits by local families, a birthday party for Craig Lombard, and an upcoming 25th anniversary open house for Mr. and Mrs. Vern Smith.
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Humboldt
Rim of East Asia
Gary
Phillip Mosley
John’ S
el Dorado
United Presbyters
Don Chase
Bartlesville
William H
Korea
Tai- Barth
Chase
Wan
Hong Kong
William H. Cannon
Malcolm Higgins
Tyson Runnels
Osborne
Robert Townsend
Elsmore
Burtch
Wing
M. A. York
Altoona
James York
Ray York
Ray Jr
Kellee
Hannibal, Mo
Las Vegas
Nev
Don York
Neodesha
Willard York
Jimmy
Dorcas Society
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Fellowship Hall
Martin Henrichs
Herman Seyfert
Henry Nordh
Devo
Ing
Emilie Geissler
George Brinkman
Clyde Owens
Melvin Baker
Henry Mueller
Craig Lombard
E. J. Lombard
Arthur Fahr
Minia Mier
Higginsville
Carder
Lee_ rhymes
Alma
Vern Smith
Ayrshire Heifer Essay Contest Seeks 4-H Entries
4 H youths in Neosho County are urged to enter the Southeast Kansas Ayrshire Breeders Assn contest for a chance to win an Ayrshire heifer. Essays titled Why I Would Want an Ayrshire Heifer and How I Would Care For Her must be mailed to Frank Titmus in Girard by April 10. Eligible entries exclude those already owning Ayrshire cattle.
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Neosho County
Bill Dickson
Southeast
Kansas Ayrshire
Association
Frank Titmus
Girard
Ayrshire
Ayr- Shires
Kansas Senate Moves Toward Adjournment and Fareswell for Lauterbach
The Kansas Senate advanced a bill to teach high school students about the dangers of communism and prepared for the funeral of Sen. August W. Lauterbach. Lauterbach, long-time chair of the Ways and Means Committee, died in Topeka over the weekend. A delegation will fly to Goodland and drive to Colby for services. The Senate halted most bills after Saturday except revenue, appropriations, apportionment, and education, while advancing a bill for a temporary oil field production bonus and passage of a civil defense shelter liability bill. House actions included a jail-term mandate for drunken drivers and retirement flexibility for workers over 70, with Wichita State University likely to join the state system.
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Topeka
Kansas, Senate
August’ W. Lauterbach
Colby
Lauterbach
Senate
Ways and Means
House
Goodland
Kansas National Guard
Kansas
Kansas Corporation Commission
Ralph Rinker
Great Bend
Oil and Gas Committee
Charles Arthur
Wichita University
Wichita
University of Kansas
Bur Ragweed Declared Noxious Weed In Kansas
Neo sho County weed supervisor Orval Wood reports bur ragweed in cultivated fields meadows pastures roadsides and moist poorly drained areas. Kansas law requires control and eradication on all land owned or supervised and bans sale of seed in livestock feed except to processors or on farms where grown. The plant is a perennial 1 to 2 feet high with underground root stocks and wooly hairs.
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ST. Paul
Orval
Neosho County
Kansas
Kansas Oil Output Drops During Week
U S oil production fell last week with Kansas and Oklahoma leading the decline, per the Oil and Gas Journal. Average daily crude and condensate output slipped to 7,349,975 barrels, down 18,500 daily. Kansas dropped 10,125 to 307,025. Oklahoma eased 6,500 to 560,100 barrels per day.
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Tulsa
Okla
U.S
Kansas
Oklahoma
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
Advertising feature explains tips for safe shopping and smart spending. It outlines common scams and strategies to verify sellers, compare prices, and protect personal information while making purchases.
Purpled weed control through cultivation and chemical treatment
Wood explains control method for purplish white plants by combining cultivation with chemical treatment using 2 4 0 or sodium chlorate. Cultivate regrowth eight to ten days after emergence until fall, plant to winter small grain next season, and repeat cultivation and chemical treatments after harvest as needed.
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