Built in Advantages Available to Farmers
Kansas farmers gain new corporate farming options under a year law expanding farm incorporation to 5000 acres with up to 10 organizers. Senators say benefits include continuing farm operation after Social Security starts, eligibility for workers compensation, shared dividends, easier transfer of ownership via stock, and limited liability for family businesses aiding small farmers. The measure limits liability and modernizes farm structure to resemble other businesses.
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Topeka
Kansas
Jack Bart
R-Scon
Southwest
Barr
Yale senior ode goes Chinese this year at Yale
Yale University will feature a Chinese language ode for the senior class, a shift from Latin or Greek. The poem is authored by Richard Fabian of Dallas, a Chinese studies major.
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New Haven, Conn
Yale
Richard G. Fabian
Dallas
Tex
Poll Tax Clash Is Anticipated
Washington AP reports Senate backing of the administration voting rights bill amid a House clash over banning poll taxes. House Judiciary Committee favors a flat ban and discrimination declaration. Senate sides with declaration but rejects a ban. Weaker sectors expect further debate before House floor action.
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Washington
Senate
House
House Judiciary Committee
John W. Mee. Cormack
D-Mass
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Judiciary Committee
Celler
Johnson
Congress
Lifeguards Named Swim Pool to Open Sunday in Garden City
Garden City will open its municipal pool at 1 p.m. Sunday with 1 to 8 p.m. hours daily when weather allows. Judith Hamman is head lifeguard for the summer now in her seventh year on the staff. Regular guards include Roger Stoner Kent Shaw Gary Mahan Mike Mann Jeanne Phillips Sharrie Snell DeDe Dugan and Donna Jones. Extra guards for Sundays and holidays are Susan Saffell Marty Meschke Linda Selichnow and Jackie Settles.
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Garden City
Claude Owens
Judith Hamman
Roger Stoner
Kent Shaw
Gary Mahan
Mike Mann
Jeanne Phillips
Sharrie Snell
DeDe Dugan
Donna Jones
Susan Saffell
Marty Meschke
Linda Selichnow
Jackie Settles
Marilyn Leopold
Mary Brookover
Susan Kidwell
Bob Townsend
lOwens Seid
Postman Rings for Julian St Philip
New Orleans tale follows Julian St Philip a 24 pound Persian who loves whisky sour and endless mail. His owner Miss Katherine Evans worries as subscriptions in his name surge drawing curious neighbors and rumors while Julian enjoys an aristocrat’s mail torrent and indifference to reading.
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Bill Crider
New Orleans
Julian St. Philip
Julian
Solicitors
Busbees Firme
Katherine Evans
Crangi
Miss Evans
K. H. Evans
Rain Gauges Busy in Kalvesta Area
Kalvesta area reports over two inches of rain this week. Mrs. Alvin Lillibridge, local observer, logs 2.45 inches total for the week with 1.19 inches Monday and 0.35 inch Tuesday. May total on Lillibridge farm reaches 4.05 inches, 6.05 inches year to date, compared with 3.85 inches last May. Wheat prospects appear good in the region.
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Kalvesta
Alvin Lillibridge
Lillibridge
Lillibridge Eal
Accidental Death Ruled in Hilary Villarreal Case
A drowning accident determined the death of 16 year old Hilary Villarreal a Garden City High School student. His body was found Tuesday in a sand pit southwest of the city after he disappeared while camping late Saturday night. County Attorney Dan High said the investigation is complete and an autopsy was performed. Funeral services for the youth son of Mr and Mrs Ysidro Villarreal addressed 4141 Washington were held yesterday.
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Hilary Villarreal
Garden City
Dan High
Ysidro Villarreal
Washington
Weather forecast shows showers and mild weekend highs
The forecast calls for showers over 30 percent tonight with lows near 50 and light easterly winds. Friday will be partly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms and showers by evening over 20 percent, not as cool with highs in the 70s.
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Dodge City
Garden CI
Goodland
Hill City
Russell
Red Cross Swim Class Sign-up Deadline Friday
Friday marks the last day to enroll in the first session of Red Cross swimming lessons. Mild red Hope, executive secretary, notes the program is for students who have completed second grade and that schedules will be mailed before the mid June session opens. No instruction charge.
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Red Cross
Mildred Hope
Jewelry Burglary Suspect Recovered in Dodge City
About 2700 dollars worth of jewelry from a Dodge City store was recovered late Wednesday afternoon. Everett Washington Spencer 53 of Waco Texas was found with the goods in a cloth sack tied between his legs and brought to the Garden City police station as a vagrant. Police and store owner Arvin Heidhen identified most items, many bearing the store tags, as wedding and engagement rings, cuff links, tie tacks and a diamond pendant chain. The burglary occurred between 8:30 and 10 p.m. Monday after the front display window was broken. Spencer is to be turned over to Dodge City authorities.
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Dodge City
Everett Washington Spencer
Waco
Tex
Spencer
13Th
Kansas
Hal Kane
Ramon K. House
Arvin Heidhen
Garden City
Governor predicts record Kansas wheat crop growth
Governor William H. Avery told about 3,000 wheat growers, dealers, millers, and bakers at the Kansas Wheat Festival that this year’s crop should surpass the 221 million bushels forecast by the Department of Agriculture. W. Pence of Manhattan cited 54 percent strong gluten and 46 percent medium gluten varieties. Memorial Day closures will affect Post Office parcel post and non delivery days through Tuesday.
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Dodge City
Kan
William H. Avery
Kansas
Department of Agriculture
Kansas Wheat Improvement Association
W. Pence
Manhattan
Dominican Rivals Must Step Aside
Washington sources say both leaders of the rival Dominican factions must step aside for a broadly accepted government. Brig. Gen Antonio Imbert Barrera, head of the junta, and Col Francisco Caamano Deno, rebel chief, would lose key roles. With no political agreement, the Inter American Force, now largely U.S. troops, would remain for a considerable period.
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Washington
Johnson
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Francisco Caamano Deno
inter-American
U.S
New street lights near finish with minor delays
City work progresses on S Main lights from Maple to the bridge and on Fleming to Kansas with transformer delays at E Fulton. Paving resumes on 1964 contract routes as crosswalk lines are added, water line improvement noted, and several ordinances and licenses approved by the commission.
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Deane Wiley
City Commission
S. Main
Maple
Bridge
E. Fulton
1St
Fleming
Fulton
Kansas
Kansas Plaza
Bruce and Smith
Wiley
Fair
Price
Thompson
3Rd
4Th
7Th
Main
Finnup Park
Brown and Brown
Salina
Fulton North
Chestnut
Lee Taylor
Lee's Pizza Hut
Aging theory sparks mixed reactions across ages
In Washington a pathologist from Western Reserve University proposed delaying aging as a possible outcome of inhibiting the aging process. The idea drew varied responses from Joe Torre Harold Lloyd Marilyn Wahl Ann Bittner and others who weighed the desirability and natural limits of extended youth. The discussion followed a NIH sponsored aging conference with Dr Kohn describing aging as a normal biological process tied to bodily collagen changes.
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New York
Robert R. Kohn
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Kohn
Joe Torre
Milwaukee Braves
Harold Lloyd
Ingram
Bernice L. Neugarten
University of Chicago
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