Taul Eager For Douglas County H and FFA Fair Start
Tom Taul of Baldwin is among the most eager participants as the three day Douglas County 4 H and FFA Fair opens at the 4 H Fairgrounds. Taul 16 plans to show two entries this year an Angus steer and a Hereford steer. He earned last year's Grand Champion Angus and sold it for 749 dollars at 67 50 per pound to J S Dillon and Sons. Taul aims to finance college with future earnings.
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Tom Taul
Bob Taul
Tom
Angus
C. T. Taul
Baldwin
Overbrook Fair
Journal-World Photo
Douglas County
J. S. Dillon and Sons
Kansas
Taul
Palmyra
Tau
Baldwin High School
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Bill Rice
Ottawa
Angus Keifer
Hereford
Bob
U N Security Council agrees on Viet Nam invite wording
The United Nations Security Council considers inviting both North and South Viet Nam to debate Southeast Asia crisis. Disputes over how to name the regimes delay the invitation as the council plans to meet under President Sivert A Nielsen. If accepted, debate could start next week on the Tonkin Gulf attacks and U S air strikes.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Sivert A. Nielsen
Norway
North
South
Soviet Union
Democratic Republic of Viet Nam
United States
Republic of
U.S
Gulf of Tonkin
Council
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.N
Bins Collapse at Kaw Valley Grain Yard in Perry
Two concrete stove storage bins at Kaw Valley Grain Company in Perry collapsed, likely from a spontaneous combustion triggered explosion. Damages set at about 30 000 dollars with 10 000 bushels of wheat lost. one worker, Randall Rose, 24, escaped unharmed. Manager Earl Moore said conveyors beneath may have been affected.
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Kaw Valley Grain Company
Perry
Earl Moore
Moore
Randall Rose
Stull Area Notes Relate Visits and 4-H Wins
Cathy O Connor of Wichita visits her grandparents and relatives the O Connor family. Cyndia Schwemmer pitches for Ber ryton in a softball tournament at Clay Center. Stull 4-H girls excel in Lawrence style revue and Richland fair earning blue red ribbons and third place for their booth. Kanwaka 4-H ice cream social attendance and Stull church services at Forest Park are noted. The Hallman family departed.
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Cathy O'Connor
Wichita
J. M. O'Connor
Glen O’connor
Kenneth
Brenda
Chris Kraft
N. D. Messer
Paul Schwemmer
Kraft
Schwemmer Place
Cyndia
Clay Center
Berryton
Cathy
Brenda O'Connor
Stull
Wagon hits car in Sparks statehood centennial celebration
Dist Atty William J. Baggio's car damaged in a hit and run during Sparks centennial events. Witnesses described the fleeing vehicle as an old fashioned wagon drawn by horses.
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Sparks, Nev
Dist. Atty
William J. Baggio
Sparks
Peace Corps Music Mission Sparks Sierra Leone Culture
James C. Polite, a Peace Corps music teacher, arrived in Sierra Leone and formed a 40 member school band in an effort to develop a local music curriculum. Officials requested four more bandmasters with his qualifications as he promotes self entertainment through music and plans a broader program.
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Sierra Leone
Peace Corps
James C. Polite
Peace
Jim Polite
Polite
Africa
South Carolina
Milton Margai
Catholic Training College
Eric
O.K
U.S
Louis Armstrong
Cozy Cole
Sierra
Southeast bamboo bat seeks crack as rest spot
A tiny bat from Southeast Asia favors narrow bamboo stems for roosting, squeezing into hollow cracks as its preferred resting place.
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Southeast Asia
Work Begins Soon For Ottawa Plant
Ottawa is set to start a new 300000 dollar Bruce Company plant with mid month construction. Mullen Construction of Salina bid 332965 dollars and promises 150 day completion. Bruce, subsidiary of H D Lee Co, will hire 15 to 20 on training basis and employ about 165 in Ottawa. Ottawa finances via revenue bonds with Bruce renting for 20 years before ownership.
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Ottawa
Bruce Company
Earl Guist
Mullen Construction Co
Salina
Guist
H.D. Lee Co
Kansas City
Bruce
Lee
Woman Held as Man Is Killed in Kansas City
Eugene Arthur Ballew, 37, was shot twice with a .38 caliber pistol early today. Lenora Williams, 42, held in connection with the shooting, reportedly said she fired when he broke a window and threatened her and her children after entering the house.
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Kansas City
Kan
Eugene Arthur Ballew
Lenora Williams
Ballew
Jack Young
Police Invite Officials to Patrol Negro District in KC
Kansas City police led by Capt. Boston Daniels invited ministers and businessmen to ride along in the Negro district tonight and Saturday to view police challenges after last Sunday riot. Daniels aims to cut dog use, seeking peaceful action. a second meeting is planned to form a peace group and urge community cooperation.
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Kansas City
Kan
Boston Daniels
Daniels
Waldo R. White
St. Luke A.M.E
Tropical frog skips tadpole stage to hatch as juveniles
A tropical American frog species hatches as fully developed young frogs and lays about 40 eggs. In contrast other tropical frogs may lay up to 25 000 eggs. By removing the aquatic tadpole stage with its high mortality, a larger share reach maturity.
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America
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Mei Fisher
Pennsylvania
Canada
4-H Club
Raymond Ice Home
Homer Wulfkuhle
Mrs. Erickson
California
Sandy Steele
Barbara Anderson
Meredith Richardson
Forest Park
Hallman
Bat
National Hearing Aid Centers
P.O
Lawrence, Kapsas
Name Andress
Lawrence Paper CO
6Th & N.H
K.C
Negro Area
J. H. Henderson
Eighth Street Baptist Church
Western
Oh-7o-Dry CO
Tonganoxie, Kansas
Mayflower
Bill Villee
Massachusetts
Oaks
McQuay
Continental Baths
24Th and
Ridge Court
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