Kansas beef industry forms Industry Information Council
Col Collins notes growth and promotion gaps in Kansas cattle industry. Kansas Livestock Association and Kansas CowBelles create the Industry Information Council with a speaker bureau at Topeka to promote beef. Kansas feeds 10 percent of fed cattle, ranks first in cattle among states, and surpassed one billion in beef sales in 1969. The ICC aims to spread industry information via livestock leaders as speakers.
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Eddie Collins
Kansas Livestock Association
Kansas CowBelles
KLA
CowBelles
Industry Information Council
Topeka
Kansas
ICC
Mad Magazine July 1971 Ad and Veterans Poppy Day
The issue features a cover banner inviting MAD Buy or Leave it and an ad for Zodiac Trusses priced at 24.95 each, Sagittarius extra. It notes American Legion Poppy Day benefits hospitalized veterans and lists volunteers and donation details. Also includes pet ads seeking dogs, a Siamese kitten, kittens for giveaway, and free kitten litters with contact numbers.
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Mad Magazine
MAD
Mad Mag
Railpax rail politics satire by Harold Coffin
A satirical piece mocks Congress traveling on government rails with bipartisan divisions for East and West Coast routes and names a Nixon Flier and Congressional Special. It includes a punchline about dental psychiatrists jabbing wires into heads, implying absurd pseudo science.
Local and area college students plan monthly rates
Local and area college students pay 10.30 dollars a month including postage and sales tax for the school year. By carrier in other cities where service exists the rate is 1.50 dollars a month plus tax. By mail the annual rate is 15 485 dollars including postage and tax.
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Aree College
Rogers Mission Fends Off Fresh Mid East War Fears
Joe Spear reports from Cairo that the Soviets have shipped SU-11 interceptors and MiG-23 fighters to Egypt, a move described as a morale booster and training aid for the Egyptian army. Washington monitors a volatile situation as Israel, Egypt, and the USSR entrench near renewed conflict while seeking to keep diplomacy alive.
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Washington
Bill Rogers
Mideast
Egypt
Canal
West Bank
Suez
U.S
Israel
Russia
State Department
Cairo
Don Bergus
Joe Spear
Sinai
Bergus
Spear
Peacemaker Blessing Promoted Across Society
A call to become a peacemaker is urged across themes offices factories and nations drawing on the Beatitude Blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be called the children of God. The message invites readers to seek this blessing today.
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God
Matthew
Fame as a cynical mirror of public life in show business
A column on fame and infamy, citing William Calley, Willie Sutton, John F. Kennedy and Walter Catlett among others. The piece muses on who becomes famous, the public gaze, wax statues at Eden Musee, and the notion that fame may be a mockery or a practical pursuit. It blends anecdotes of actors, politicians, and media figures to question the word fame.
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William Calley
Willie Sutton
The
Stock Exchange
Robin Hood
Spiro Agnew
United States
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Gerald Behn
United States Secret Service
White House
John Jones
John
Walter Donaldson
Hollywood
Walter Catlett
Charles Winninger
Jack Fickford
Marshall Neilan
Lew Brown
Ralph Spence
Beatrice Lillie
Mark Hellinger
Catlett
Hellinger
John F. Hylan
New York
Jimmy Walker
Amer-ca
John Hylan
Eden Musee
Coney Island
Sing Sing
Frankie Hyers
Newark Airport
George White
Florenz Ziefeld
Tiajuanw Racetrack
Big Mama
Georgie
Clara Bow
Racquel Welch
Jolly Green Giant
Abba Eban
Calvin. Coolidge
Gary Cooper
Georgie Jessel
Israel
Willie Collier
Buster
Jessel
Expedition abandons part of Mt Everest climb
In Katmandu the international expedition on Mt Everest announced it had given up on the southwest face. British climbers Don Willans and Dougal Haston failed to reach the summit of 29,028 feet and the mission was abandoned. Further details were promised.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Mt. Everest
Don Willans
Dougal Haston
Letters to Parents Adults High On Drug Abusers
Grover Craig launches a weekly series to inform parents about drug abuse. He notes widely used psychotropic prescriptions in 1965 and outlines aims to explain terms, drugs, and coping strategies, urging parental awareness and careful discussion without scaring children.
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Finney County
East
Inbeliec
Outlaw Cancer-Causing Substances Not Cure Funding
A reader argues against spending 28 million on cancer cure research and urges Congress and the President to ban cancer-causing chemicals in food, water, and consumer products. The letter cites FDA reports on chemicals, pesticides, and potential carcinogens, urging action to stop the cause. Viki Myers, Topeka, signs the letter.
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Congress
FDA
Viki Myers
Lane
Topeka
Crossword Clues From Eugene Sheffer 8
Puzzle clues listed include Return Region Fog Male nickname Guide Venture Hope Hager Without Tape Flash of light Beamiiches Exclamation Nassette Wild plum Affirmative Storage boxes To date Buddhist dialect Store Stupor Check Throw Letter Slamene coin Weight Apache.
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