Farmhouse Teasers and Garage Sale Notes
A playful farm skit at a Sunday gathering features kids debating pets and chores while a trio of kittens and a would be motorcycle spark conversation. Nearby, a garage sale scene includes a used car and lively chatter about city life and newborn wildlife at Finnup Park. Mary Owens hints at a new zoo adoption agency as park youngsters foster bobcats and arctic foxes.
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Haga
Mary Owens
Park Super Claude
Finnup Park
Tha’ Lee Richardson Zoo
Zoo Youngers
Mary
Park
Dick Robinson
Ray Ladd
Clifford Keils
Bob Fulton
Thieu Mulls Postwar Election Commission Involving Viet Cong
South Vietnam President Nguyen Van Thieu asks advisers to consider forming a commission that would include the Viet Cong to study election procedures for a postwar government. Renewed fighting erupts in the Central Highlands as South Vietnamese forces meet North Vietnamese regulars in their first major test. Abernathy arrested after clashes with hospital workers in Charleston as police respond to protests.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Viet Cong
Central Highlands
Garden Sass: Gus Garden Warns of Summer Bugs
Garden columnist Gus Garden calls summer a season that brings pests, noting how some people dislike buzzing insects and share tips to keep plants healthy while enjoying warmer days.
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Gus
Prison Strike at Lansing Prison Sparks $250000 Damage
About 400 inmates demonstrated at Lansing prison causing estimated $250,000 in damage after a crackdown on contraband. Guards fired tear gas to thwart a hospital arson attempt. warden Sherman Hy Crouse cited a prisoner with mental problems. Woodson was present during the hospital incident. The Kansas Finance Council.
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MacArthur
Korea
Lansing
Sherman Hy Crouse
Woodson
The
Kansas Finance Council
Wheat Acre Cut Hinted By Palmby in 1970 plan
AP Farm Writer Don Kendall reports that the Agriculture Department signals a cut in next year’s wheat crop amid rising surpluses. Assistant Secretary Clarence D Palmby, speaking in Norfolk Virginia, notes even with the 1969 allotment reduced a larger wheat surplus is expected and an allotment for 1970 will be announced soon. He criticizes IGA trade limits and cites world price pressures and export subsidies affecting U S grain sales.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture Department
Clarence D. Palmby
Norfolk
Palmby
United States
IGA
International Wheat Council
London
Taiwan
EEC
U.S
Thailand
Wheelchair driver fends for license in Florida curbside stop
Ray Lewis, a 24 year old wheelchair user paralyzed in a pool accident, was ordered by a Florida state trooper to present a driver's license and license plates for his motorized chair. Officials say state law requires a license to operate on roads. The driver must pass read and written tests before licensing.
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Tampa
Fla
Ray Lewis
Lewis
August Hambacher
The
Florida Highway Patrol
Gilbert Benton
Benton
Weather overview with mild temps and light winds
Partly cloudy and mild tonight with lows around 60. Sunday remains partly cloudy and mild with highs in the 90s. Light winds from west to southwest today and southwest tonight. Chance of precipitation around 10 percent tonight south and 18 percent Sunday across the area.
Garden Citians to Study Abroad in Spain and Finland
Two Garden City High School seniors, Courtney Jones and Dan McGovern, head overseas for the American Field Service program this summer. Dan travels to Valencia, Spain, while Courtney goes to Finland. They leave Garden City Tuesday via Kansas City and New York with orientation in New York on Wednesday.
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Garden City High School
Spain
Finland
Courtney Jones
Max. Jones
Wheatridge
Dan McGovern
Harold McGovern
Belmont
American Field Service
Americans Abroad
Dan
Valencia
Vincente Niclas-Lilopis
Courtney
Gar
den City
Kansas City
New York
AFL
Paris
Brussels
Belgium
Garden City
AFS
Aurora
Rights Leader Charged After Riot
Civil rights leader Ralph David Abernathy was charged with inciting to riot after leading about 400 striking hospital workers in a midnight Charleston march. Police halted the protest after clashes that left six officers and a fireman injured. National Guardsmen were placed on duty as a precaution. Abernathy faced further hearings on forming a parade without a permit while three other demonstrators were charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest.
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Charleston
S.C
Ralph David Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Abernathy
Donald Barkowitz
Polie
Robert McNair
John Conroy
Conroy
SCLC
Sontona Medical College
Charleston County
McNair
Four Boats Are Released In Ecuador Gulf
Ecuador's navy seized and released four U S tuna boats in the Gulf of Guayaquil on Friday. The actions involved Royal Pacific, Neptune, Bold Venture and Marietta. No treason was given, no damage reported, and no fines were imposed. U S diplomats protested to Ecuador officials amid a broader dispute over fishing grounds beyond 200 miles.
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Quito
Ecuador
U.S
Gulf of Guayaquil
Washington
Royal Pacific
Neptune
Bold Venture
Marietta
Pacific
South America
Peru
Chile
United States
Peace Might Come Now in Southeast Asia Says Observer
Rev Leonard Tinker spoke at Community Church on Vietnam peace talks in Paris. He argues withdrawal of foreign forces and base dismantling are non negotiable, Thieu hinders peace, and a coalition government could be acceptable to the opposing side. He warned Nixon policy risks prolonging the war.
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Asia
Paris Talks Observer
Vietnam
Paris
Leonard Tinker
American Friends Service Committee
Community Church
United Church of Christ
Malcolm Bertram Jr
John P. Bartholomew
St. Thomas ‘Episcopal Church
Southeast
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
North Vietnam
Theational Liberal Front
Viet Cong
Republic of Vietnam
Saigon
U.S
Thieu
Tinker
Washington
Nixon
Bam
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International Grains Arrangement
McAfee
Col. Woodson
Docking
McAtee
Leavenworth
Leavenworth County
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Pree
Doge City
Salina
Seeqneny
Garden City Telegram
Kansas
Vincent Niclos-Lippis
James Houson
McGovern
Niclas-Llopis
Johnson
Southeast Asia
NLF
Midway
Stead
South Korea
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