Farm Plan Gambit Shaped by Soviet Agriculture
New York reports on the Khrushchev plan to transform the Soviet agricultural economy. American farm delegate Charles J. Hearst describes virgin lands, drought, and heavy labor needs, noting mixed prospects and hopes for peace. He cites a three million yearly population rise and lingering shortages in consumer goods while observers question corn focus and livestock deficits.
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No Mutiny' Radio Word From Captain
A radio message from Dorotea captain Bolenius denies mutiny aboard the 3300 ton Swedish freighter. A distress call claimed crew rebellion and confinement of the captain to his cabin, prompting ships and stations to monitor further. The owner Erik Hogberg said arrival at Capetown on Sept 6 will reveal what occurred.
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Leftover Ham and Potato Pie with Cheesy Crust
Mix diced boiled potatoes with diced ham. Place in a pie plate, add a splash of cream, and top with grated cheese. Broil until hot through and the top is bubbly and lightly browned.
Conklin Visitors Highlight Wichita Trip Across Kansas
Cities Service News notes Mr and Mrs Basil Keller and children of Haviland Kansas visited the Brough Amerine family en route to Colorado for a vacation. Howard Overstreet vacationed in Wichita last week. George East returned from a two week visit to Ohio and Indiana relatives. The Dunn and Conklin families hosted by Mrs Carl Conklin and sister. Other area guests include Lloyd Hoff and family in Newton and Bos Reneau with daughter Robin from Alva Oklahoma. Tris Lee Schmidt visits Carolyn Cassels in Guymon Oklahoma. Art Kohler from the meter department transfers to Pampa Texas.
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Alva
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Carolyn Cassels
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Guymon
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Fire Razes K-State Barn On campus. cattle saved
A Sunday blaze destroyed a large stone barn at Kansas State College in Manhattan. About 70 head of cattle were removed safely before the fire grew, with losses unofficially near 100000 dollars. The cause remained undetermined as grain and feed fed flames and around 100 onlookers watched.
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Kansas State College
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