Two Kansans Are Winners
CHICAGO AP Two Kansans were named national achievement winners at the 42nd National 4H Club Congress. Joleen Fiala of Narka and Norman Galle of Moundridge earned $500 Henry Ford II scholarships. Fiala, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Fiala, will study home economics at Fairbury Junior College. Galle, a champion hog raiser, earned a Moorman Mfg Co scholarship and has raised about 250 hogs in nine years. He plans to attend Kansas State University in pre veterinary training.
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Kansas State University
Santa and the Haunted House by Luckec e Beale
Nog the Bugaboo is banished between worlds and ends up in Santa Land where his mischief disrupts Christmas. The Queen Fairy and Santa debate his fate and decide to test him in Santa Land. The purple, toothless Nog proves a chaotic force, leaving children eager for what comes next.
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Bugaboo
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Blood Pressure Parity By Gender Misleading Claim
A note discusses that both men and women can have high blood pressure and notes women often outlive men with hypertension. The message warns against relying on capsule branding for medical guidance and cautions about sensational health claims from the source.
Erhard backs U.S. protection over France for West Germany
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard told President De Gaulle that West Germany feels safer under American nuclear protection than under France's force de frappe. He said West Germany relies unconditionally on the United States and aims to strengthen the Atlantic Alliance while reconciling misunderstandings between Paris and Washington.
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Charles I de Gaulle
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France
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de Gaulle
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Atlantic Alliance
Holiday Deaths Set New Record
The Associated Press reports 526 highway deaths occurred over a four day Thanksgiving weekend from 6 p.m. Wednesday to midnight Sunday, exceeding the 514 toll of 1962 and the 1958 record. Officials say Thanksgiving travel mirrors nonholiday weekends, and a nonholiday 102 hour period counted 477 deaths for comparison.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
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