Farming in Finney overview meeting at Rozel school
A watershed information meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. at the Rozel school to discuss Pawnee River drainage area organization. Speaker R C Lind of Kansas State University will cover counties involved including Pawnee Hodgeman Finney Gray Lane Ness. A report on conservation efforts and coordinated county action is urged. An emergency planning section highlights five steps for families to prepare for disasters including plans, training, supplies, communications, and a family headquarters.
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Rozel
Larned
Pawnee River
R. C. Lind
Kansas State University
Pawnee
Hodgeman
Finney
Gray
Lane
Ness
Bond Forfeiture Urged in Kinney Murder Case
United Bonding Insurance Co. was ordered to forfeit 25000 if posted to assure Mrs. Sharon Kinney’s appearance in Jackson County Circuit Court on October 2 for murder in her husband’s slaying. Kinney has been jailed in Mexico City since September 18, facing charges in a separate motel murder. The Missouri Supreme Court had ordered a new trial after technical errors found in a prior 1960 conviction.
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Kansas City
United Bonding Insurance Co
Sharon Kinney
Jackson County
Missouri Supreme Court
Bonding Company
Kinney
Paul E. Carver
Neosho
Not Just Kids on Rampage But Major Political Force
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan analyzes student violence in Asia Africa and Latin America identifying volunteers and opportunistic leaders who transform youths into a potent political force. He notes the role of university grounds as political arenas and compares regimes from dictatorships to democracies, highlighting captive perennial and frustrated students worldwide.
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William L. Ryan
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Western Hemisphere
United States
Congo
Today in History highlights 1832 Jackson proclamation
The item notes Andrew Jackson’s 1832 proclamation on nullification rejecting South Carolina’s threat to arm against federal tariffs, marking a firm union stance. It also mentions 1898 Cuba, Puerto Rico, Guam and the Philippines cession, 1941 losses near Malaya, 1942 Allied capture in New Guinea, and other brief milestones tied to a decade-spanning timeline. The piece finishes with a note on a bullet-resistant canopy of the presidential limousine.
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Associated Press
Andrew Jackson
South Carolina
Spain
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Guam
Philippines
United States
Christmas tree tips and holiday style across the home
A collection of home holiday guidance covers fire safe Christmas tree preparation including trunk trimming and water keeping, lighting safety, and prompt disposal, plus cooking with cheese, hearty breakfasts with bacon cornbread, and care for elegant linens, velvets, and holiday fabrics. It notes fashion trends in velvets and prints with color notes and rain-shedding finishes.
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Underwriter’s Laboratories
Boon for Cattle Growers Seen
Brooks J. Keogh, president of the American National Cattlemen's Association, said new import restrictions set for January 1965 should strengthen U.S. cattlemen financially, though incomes may not remain profitable. He noted the law will cut imports to about half of 1963 levels and could help regain the hamburger market, asserting Americans consume much hamburger and import beef flowed there.
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Tuesa
Okla
U.S
American National Cattlemen’s Association
Brooks J. Keogh
Keene
N.D
Tulsa
Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association
Keogh
Lincoln Livewires 4-H Club Coaches Savings Focus
Lincoln Livewires 4-H Club members voted to open a savings account and study money problems this year, donated to the Cancer Foundation, and elected officers for the coming year. Charles Clemmens and Rod Ewing demonstrated electricity. Officers include Joe Hamman president, Valtie Ewing vice president, Cindy Vaughn secretary, Charles Clemmens program chairman, Cindy Vaughn music leader, Sherrie Blake recreation leader, Mrs. Donald Vaughn parliamentarian, Nina Gibson reporter.
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Lincoln Livewires
4-H Club
Cancer Foundation
Charles Clemmens
Rod Ewing
Joe Hamman
Valtie Ewing
Cindy Vaughn
Sherrie Blake
Donald Vaughn
Nina Gibson
Earphones Suggested to Curb Public Noise
In Philadelphia the Mayor's Committee for Noise Abatement urged radio fans to wear earphones to curb loud public broadcasts. The move follows assault charges against a college history professor accused of striking a woman bus passenger who refused to lower her radio.
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Philadelphia
Mayor’s Committee For
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Bob Fuller
Sol! Conservationiist
SCS
By Jimmy Hatlo
Gernno
Seaver
University of California At Berkley
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
Jackson
Prince of Wales
Malaya
New Guiana
U.N. General Assembly
Red China
Charles de Gaulle
Garden City Sale Co., Inc
Stocker-Feeder
Colorado
Jerry Chmetka
Jack Deby
Elsie Branden
Garden City Telegram
Wheat Lands
Knipco
Tade
Minneapolis
Moline
Krewse
New Hetland
Allis Chalmees
Merrill Implement CO
E. Fulton
Garden City
Drilling & Supply Company, Inc
Garden City, Kansas
Kansas
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