Over the Packard Fence by Elsie Branden
With summer break, teen job seekers face grooming emphasis and a strong first impression. Parents should guide self directed activity, balancing free time with purposeful choices to build skills and worth, avoiding overcommitment.
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Elsie Branden
Kansas Senators Vote With Majority
In Washington the Senate passed the voting rights bill 77 to 19 with Missouri Democrat Long and Simington and Kansas Republicans Caulson and Pearson voting with the majority. Marble bathrooms are becoming a suburban status symbol.
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Missouri
Kansas
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Symington
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Dangers of Johnson Grass Are Pinpointed
Johnson grass is a highly competitive weed in Kansas that can reduce corn and sorghum yields and can force crop abandonment through interference with harvesting. It reestablishes from seed and heavy underground rhizomes, remains viable for years, and requires control programs over several years. Close mowing and early harvesting of small grain help, and chemical treatment is available through the county weed supervisor.
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Kansas
F.H. Ferris
Finney County
Ferris
McNamara Affirms Tactical Nuclear Weapons Remain Deployed
Defense Secretary McNamara states tactical nuclear weapons will stay deployed with front line troops amid reports he would pull them back from forward European elements. Pentagon disputes Tribune story of withdrawal. Post notes core claim remains unchallenged. No weapons in Viet Nam.
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Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Europe
Chicago Tribune
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Washington Post
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Portable Tree for Yard or Patio by Cappy Dick
A simple back yard project uses a dead branch two to three inches thick as a portable tree. Saw the bottom end smooth for stable ground contact and nail four small branches as supports. Attach artificial leaves to create shade and decor, then move by lifting the trunk to a new spot.
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Cappy Dick
Last Meeting For Project
The fifth and final county wide dog project meeting was held last Saturday at Mrs. Joe York's home. Five members attended as chapters 15 and 16 were read and a short quiz on chapter 15 given. Members will meet June 2 at 9:30 a.m. at Mrs. York's home to tape a radio program for future use.
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Joe York
Bobby Brinkmeyer
Project Teader
Sherlock Strivers and Lincoln Livewires 4-H Club Notes
May meetings feature care for game and insect mounting demonstrations, project talks on cooking electricity sewing and health, plus music and square dancing. Parents and leaders share experiences as 4-H programs highlight projects and achievements.
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Lincoln Livewires
Joe Hamman
Cindy Vaughn
Streeter
Leighty
Farm Labor Contractors Must Register Under 1964 Law
New federal rule requires labor contractors who recruit hire furnish or transport 10 or more migrant workers for interstate farming to register with the Secretary of Labor. Kansas Employment Service offices provide registration forms and information, with 26 local offices handling the distribution.
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Secretary of Labor
Kansas State Employment Service
State Employment Service
Farming in Finney and Local Agricultural News
Finney County agriculture updates include a Money Maker Mile Club challenge for grain sorghum yields with 100 bushels per acre irrigated or 40 bushels per acre dryland targets, a 5 acre minimum plot, and rules from the Extension Office. Colby Station hay protein findings note heads first appearance yield higher protein, with hay tonnage inverse to protein. Brucellosis testing earns Finney County Modified Certified Free status 1965–1968. 4 H Camp reservations open at July 21–24 with $7.50 fee in the Extension Office.
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Garden City Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Committee
Finney County
Mile Club
Monday Maker Mile Club
Jim Concannon Jr
Virgil Brown
Walter Hubbard
Garfield
Af Win County
99-Year-Old Jaywalker Goes Free in Los Angeles
AP reports Municipal Judge Jerry Pacht suspended the fine for Thomas H. Carter on a jaywalking charge. Noting Carter will turn 100 on November 27, the judge said at age 99 he is entitled to one free jaywalk from this court.
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Los Angeles
Thomas H. Carter
Jerry Pacht
Carter
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