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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1966

Page

7

Nonfoods Run Up Supermarket Shopping Tab

Extension economist Mildred L Walker notes nonfoods now drive a larger share of supermarket sales. In ten years food sales rose 51 percent while nonfoods surged 140 percent, composing 19 percent of sales in 1964. Household supplies dominate nonfood purchases, with health and beauty aids showing strong growth and teenagers expanding certain lines.

Ister United States

Seed Care Needed In Sowing Wheat

Wheat farmers should test seed wheat for germination before fall planting. Germination tests cost little and can save money. use samples from multiple bin sections. Treat seed to improve stands. certified seed tags assure high varietal purity and free of noxious weeds.

Jack Linn Wilson County Linn West 6Th Toneka

Global Briefs: Middle East Crisis and Mobutu Policy

Syria says it has crushed a plot to overthrow the Baath government backed by Saudi Arabia Jordan and Israel. Mobutu announces cabinet will report to Parliament but may rule by decree in emergencies. Philippines says over 1000 followers of a religious fanatic surrendered after a deadly weekend battle. Leftists protest near Yokosuka naval base as 60 demonstrators on fishing boats clash with patrols.

Damascus Syria Faisal Saudi Arabia Jordan Israel Kinshasa Leopoldville, the Congo Joseph D. Mobutu Manila Yokosuka Japan U.S Tokyo

Planning a Fall Flower Bed with Ideal Location

Kansas State University expert Larry Leuthold advises choosing a permanent site for a fall garden focusing on perennials. Assess shade tolerance, plan height placement, group flowers for mass effect, and avoid straight lines. Keep the bed sized to upkeep capacity and draft a simple plan before planting.

Manhattan Larry D. Leuthold Kansas State University Leuthold

Parents Play Key Parts In Success of 4-H Clubs

Kansas State University 4-H leaders say parental involvement is vital to club success. Families guide project choices from about 50 options, helping youths build responsibility leadership and citizenship through 8 to 19 year old participation.

Manhattan Kansas State University Dale Apel Kansas Club

Miss Pennsylvania Receives Encouraging Marine Letter

Gale Rothwell of Philadelphia, Miss Pennsylvania, today received a letter from Marines saying they know she will win Miss America. Her boyfriend, John Barrow, 23, trains at Quantico, Virginia, and bragged about her. In Bel Air, Mabel Yewell, 70, signs up with the Peace Corps.

Atlantic City N.J Pennsylvania Gale Rothwell Philadelphia John Barrow The Marine Officers Candidate School Quantico, Va Gale Barrow Bel Air, Md Mabel Yewell Peace Corps

Leaves and Grass For a Compost

Extension guidance outlines removing leaves and grass clippings to expose lawns to sun and air while noting composting benefits. Build compost in 4 to 6 inch layers of soil and vegetation, 4 to 6 feet wide, with a topsoil cap, water thoroughly, and turn periodically for six months to a year until ready for use.

Kansas State University

Texas rolling pin throw champion from Pittsburgh

Mary Stone, age 19, traveled from Pittsburgh Texas to Pittsburgh Pennsylvania to win the first national rolling pin throwing contest at Allegheny County Fair with a 105 feet 6 inches throw. She expressed disappointment not to have done better.

Pittsburgh Texas Mary Stone Tex Allegheny County Fair Miss Stone

Clods Reduce Wind Erosion in Kansas Soil Study

Kansas State University staffer notes roughness from three inch ridges spaced twelve inches apart curbs wind erosion. Neil Woodruff finds a soil surface of fifty percent one half inch clods best resists erosion. He urges wheat planting with roe or deep furrow drills and to avoid drag harrows disks and other pulverizing tools in final seedbed preparation.

Manhattan Kansas State University Neil Woodruff

History Snapshot September 6 1966 Highlights

On this date in 1901 President McKinley was fatally wounded at the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo. Ten years ago Nixon warned the American Legion against communist threats at a national convention. Five years ago Kennedy warned the steel industry over price increases. One year ago Marines and Vietnamese troops stormed Cape Batangan in Vietnam to attack a Communist stronghold.

Associated Press William McKinley Buffalo N.Y Richard Nixon American Legion National Convention Los Angeles Kennedy U.S Cape Batangan South China Sea Viet Nam

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