Kansas wheat crop soars with moisture and warmth
Topeka AP report notes ample moisture and warm weather boosted Kansas wheat conditions to excellent, with 62 percent rated good or better and only 19 percent dead in southern districts, while some leaf disease appears in others.
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Topeka
Kansas
Presbyterians unite in Pittsburgh amid rain and ceremony
In heavy rain two colorfully garbed Presbyterian processions joined hands to form the United Presbyterian Church of the U.S.A. uniting the United Presbyterian Church and the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. They total over three million members across 9,462 churches, with hopes for further unity including the Southern Presbyterian church.
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Pittsburgh
Presbyterian Church
Harold R. Martin
U.S.A
United Presbyterian Church of the
United Presbyterian Church
Robert N. Montgomery
Bloomington
Scotland
United Presbyterians
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Montgomery
Jobless Pay Vote Splits Senate Split on Expansion Amendment
In Washington AP report two Missouri Democrats Hennings and Symington voted for the Kennedy Douglas amendment to broaden a temporary jobless pay bill while two Kansas Republicans Carlson and Schoeppel voted against it. The amendment was rejected.
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Washington
Missouri
Hennings
Symington
Kansas
One Thousand Two Hundred Trout Die In Collision
Harrisburg AP reports more than 1200 trout bound for streams died after a State Fish Commission truck collided with a furniture truck on a highway. Spectators collected the fish from the road as the drivers escaped injury.
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Harrisburg
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