Pesticide safety stance in Kansas Agriculture report
Robert Guntert, director of the Kansas State Board of Agriculture control division, defends pesticides in the boards annual report to the legislature. He notes that only about one in 2,000 screened compounds are commercially acceptable and stresses registration by the U.S. Department of Agriculture before market entry, plus data on usefulness, safety, and crop comparisons. Readers are urged to follow label precautions.
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Rachael Carson
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Kansas Agriculture
Robert Guntert
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Johnson under scrutiny for pet dogs and secretive driving
Commentary notes President Johnson handling Beagles by the ears on the White House lawn drawing dog lovers and animal groups criticism. It also recalls a Texas LBJ ranch weekend report of him driving at speeds up to 80 mph while drinking, labeled a political faux pas. The piece defends his overall political skill and warns of the glass house metaphor.
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Romine
White House
Johnson
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Texas
LBJ Ranch
Fay
United Democrats For Johnson
Joe
Los Angeles
LBJ
Kennedy
Raith
Polly Shackleton
Polly
Patting yourself on back key to living well
Hal Boyle argues self-approval keeps life lively and youthful. He contrasts egotistical braggarts with those who value themselves, warning that losing self-worth leads to meaninglessness and mental distress in middle age and beyond. Self-regard and purposeful engagement sustain personal value and happiness.
Pale blue eggs from a lone hen in Ottawa
Christopher Wilson owns a hen that lays pale blue eggs, the only blue-egg layer among Clarets and Roundheads fighting stock. The blue-egg hen, fed the same feed as others, has hatched three normal chicks. No other chicken on the farm lays blue eggs.
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Ottawa
Kan
Christopher Wilson
Wilson
Voters in DC choose delegates to national party in primaries
DC Democrats elect committee chairman and woman and delegates to the Atlantic City convention in a heated primary. Rauh and Shackleton face strong opposition while Frank Reeves and Lanahan lead a rival ticket. Critics recall Rauh’s 1963 Lincoln comment and race-era tensions frame the contest amid statewide party maneuvers and a similar Ohio primary backdrop surrounding Col. John Glenn Jr. and Senator Stephen Young.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Atlantic City
Rauh
Lyndon Johnson
Mike Mansfield
United Democratic
Frank Jackson
Jackson
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Raih
Shackleton
Frank Reeves
Kennedy
White House
Frances (Scotty) Lanahan
Scott Fitzgerald
Washington Society
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Steve
John H. Glenn, Jr
Glenn
Sen. Young
Young
Col
Cape Canaveral
Pet adoption and local notices in a single column
A local ad notes a 706 Jones pet giveaway via Mrs. Letha Johnson who is moving away. Items include a toy collie with five puppies a mother cat and three kittens two yellow one calico, no phone. visit 706 Jones for inquiries. Other items mention Glipped Wings ex stewardesses TOPS club Good Losers and a politics items collectors group plus Fern Greathouse tree remembrance for Tamara Ruth and a remark on living within income.
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Jones
Letha Johnson
Nik K
United Air Line
Liberal
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Ack Heer
Garden City Telegram
Hal Boyle
NEW York
Curbstone
Sahara Desert
Drew Pearson
Joe Rauh
Telegram Publishing Company
East Chestnut Ephone
BIL Brown Falter Marino Smn
Associated Pie
Associated Preas
Garden City
Finney, Lane
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Hammon
Kearny
Grant Haskell
Gray Counties
Warden City
Kangra
Telegram
Steve Spingarn
Truman
NAACP
Spingarn
Lanahan
Reeves
Democratic Party
Democratic Club
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio Democratic Organization
Bob Taft, Jr
Col. Glenn
Steve Young
Fern and
Ralph Greathouse
Lyle Street
Greathouse
Tamara Ruth
Tammi
Lee
Jan Greathouse
Pearl
Ralph Greathouse Jr
Ben Franklin
Lydia Greyes
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