Kansas counties to receive federal aid for soil conservation
Washington announces that 31 Kansas counties will be eligible for Great Plains soil and water conservation aid under the Agriculture Department program. The plan, run by the Soil Conservation Service, targets ranchers and farmers in wind erosion prone areas to implement cost share measures and erosion controls over a three to ten year contract.
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Kansas
Corcerys
Agriculture Department
Congressusling
Opie
Jculture Bonsen
Pr I Abs
Ehytce
Cheyenne
Cl Pecatur
Finnen
Ford Cive
Grahan
Pant
Gray
Greeley
Thosiltan
Haskell
Hodeensen
Isearny
Lata
Leiran
Meade
Marton
Ness
Setter Rawlins
Scott
Regi Sherichaty
Thomas
Tregoallace
Wichita
Soil Conservation Service
Benson
Secretary of Agriculture
K. U. Personnel Attend Fall Big Eight Session
Kansas University personnel attended the fall Big Eight Conference session in Kansas City Missouri to discuss athletic prospects for the coming year. Attendees included AC Dutch Lonborg athletic director Chancellor Franklin D Murphy Dean L C Woodruff Big Eight faculty representative Charles V Chuck Mather head football coach Dick Harp head basketball coach Don Pierce sports publicity director Earl Falkenstein athletic business manager Jerry Waugh assistant basketball coach and Denzel Gibbons assistant athletic business manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S As University
Kansas City
Lonborg
Franklin D. Murphy
Dean L. C. Woodruff
Big Eight
Charles V. Chuck Mather
Dick Harp
Don Pierce
Earl Falkenstien
Jerry Waugh
Denzel Gibbons
Two Thefts From Cars Reported On Rhode Island Street
Lawrence police logged two thefts from parked cars on Rhode Island Street in the last 24 hours. Wilson Harmon 31224 Rhode Island Street said a generator and rear view mirror were taken from his car Thursday night. William H. Rowland 826 Rhode Island Street reported 12 gallons of gasoline siphoned from his car Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Lawrence
Wilson Harri Mon
R. I
Obituaries and funeral notices common in Lawrence area
Deaths and funerals report several local obituaries including Albert Earle Glass 78 of 547 Ala St who died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and whose services are in Copner War Ret Chapel. Survivors include a son Travis, a daughter Mrs Richard Warding, two sisters, three grandchildren, and other relatives. Also Paul Norman Bell 38 of Tones who died at Marys Hospital Kanes Mo with services in Avie Funeral sory and Washington Kas. Surviving family listed. Frank Godding Sr 67 of 437 Me Stowers died at Winter Veterans Hospital Topeka with funeral services at Cooper Warren Chapel and burial Oak Will Cemetery. He had been in ill health for six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Earle
Albert Earle Glass
Ala
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Richard Mo Harding
Camp Kilmer
Martisonville
Glass
Beamantown
Lawrence
Travis Iyhass
Richard Warding
I Peterson
Lia Crone
Ann Quist
San Tieur
Harry Be
Visalia
Calif
Leste
North Tonawanda
Paul Norman Bell
Noxie
Mary's Hospital
Kanes Mo
Union Parife
Sory
Washington
Kas
Ethel Bell
Wendell Waly
Tripara
Richard Spielman
Tonganoxie
Pauline Bell
Melvin Stunkle
Greenleaf
Harold Bel
Richard Hell. Bony
Frank Godding Sr
Stowers
Cooper-Warren Chapel
Oak Will
Godding
Winter Veterans Hospital
Topeka
Richard Bolton
Luther V. Bolton
Eugene Vv. Williams
la St
Midland
Jefferson County
Big Eight football previews hinge on depth and strategy
Coaches from Oklahoma State, Colorado, Nebraska and Missouri detail incoming talent, losses to injury, and plans to rely on youth to fill key gaps. They stress defense, kicking games, and two deep squads as they prepare for a challenging season ahead.
No Change in Local Man in Fair Condition
Lawrence man William F. Bryan, 51, was found Friday with a critical gunshot head wound east of the city. Attending physicians reported him in fairly good condition earlier in the week at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. His wife had died earlier the same day. a revolver was found nearby in a corn field.
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Lawrence
William F. Bryan
Fhe
6Th St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Bryan
Fourth Sunflower Youth Charged in Vandalism
A fourth Sunflower Village teen, Tracy Dye, 16, was arraigned in Johnson County District Court at Olathe on a felonious destruction of property charge tied to a December vandalism spree at the government owned theater and bowling alley. The nine month investigation ended with an estimated 1455 dollars in damage.
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Sunflower Village
Goverminent
Tracy Dye
Johnson County Maristrate Court
Olathe
Office
Discover i
F. F. Thornhill
Johnson County
Man pleads innocence in county court plea hearing
Vernon Richart Terrell of Faedora pleaded innocent today in County Court to two of three charges from an earlier accident. He faces Sept. A. on failure to yield and defective brakes. He pleaded guilty to driving without a license and was fined $5 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Richart Terrell
Faedora
Oklahoma Cowboy Wins Abilene Rodeo for Third Year
Duane Hennigh, 2b year old cowboy from Laverne Oklahoma, captured the Abilene Wild Wil Wickok Rodeo championship for the third consecutive time. He participated in all four performances and earned 726.61 dollars in prize money. Tammy Davis, 23, Wetumwa Oklahoma, remains in serious condition after a bull-ride accident at the Roden Wednesday night.
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Abilene
Kas
Duane Henrigh
Laverne
Okla
Ancy Myers
Hrodeo
Hennigh
Tammy Davis
Wetmka
Roden
Lawrence talent shines at Richmond Fair contest
Alexander Brown, 9, son of Mr. and Mrs. Brown, won first place with a tap dance while Paul Garland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garland, took third in a Wednesday night contest. Mitchell Brown and S J Garland are named as parents. Richmond lies south of Ottawa. A 198 education meeting on the Wheat Acreage Reserve program is set for 7 p.m. Monday in Building No. 1 at the Fairgrounds. Work on finishing the citys second parking lot arcade on Massachusetts Street advances with scaffolding and a $5 820 contract awarded to PD Construction Co. The arcade should be ready within a month.
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Lawrence
Richmond Fair
Alexander Brown
Mitchell Brown
Paul Garland
S.J. Garland
Alexander
Pani
Ach
Richmond
Ottewa
P.m. Momlay
Massachusetts Street
Colonel Appears For Own Defense In Court Martial
Lt Col Walter P Berger stands accused of four counts of negligent homicide for the Ft Sill training death toll and injuries when mortars fell short during a public demonstration on June 22. Lt Col Lloyd G Swink testified mortars appeared to be short and a cease-fire was ordered. Berger claimed miscommunications and said he was examining firing data. Berger contradicted Swink and noted a possible prior cease-fire order by Lt Col Walter Short, son of Pearl Harbor commander Lt Gen Walter Short.
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FT. Sinl. Okla
Walter P. Berger
Ft. Sill
Lloyd G. Swink
Flo
Berger
Swink
Walter Short
Short
Hergee
Pearl Harbor
Local Men Buy Land at Sixth and Towa Corners
Dy Richard O Nelson and Ray Barnes owner of the De Luxe Cafe purchase a tract at the southeast corner of Sixth and Towa Streets from Arthur B Weaver. They have no immediate plans for development of the site.
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Sixth and
Towa Sts
Richard O. Nelson
Ray Barnes
de Luxe Cafe
Arthur B. Weaver
Births at Memorial Hospital Span Town and Nearby Areas
Birth announcements list Mrs Don Mattocks and Mr Don Mattocks of 431 E 18th St as the proud parents of a daughter born today at Memorial Hospital. The notice names numerous individuals and addresses in Tonga noxie Baldwin Richland and nearby locales linked to the birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Mattocks
E. 18Th St
Theft nets only 38 at Te-Pee Barbeque burglary
Deputies report a burglary at Te-Pee Barbeque, a mile north of Lawrence, where a music machine was pried open and only three dollars stolen. The break in occurred Wednesday night and was reported Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te-Pee
Lawrence
Sheriff's Deputies
Syria Defends Independence Amid US Middle East Drive
Syria's acting defense minister accuses the United States of falsely signaling a Communist threat to mask its bid for Middle East influence. Shabed el Azem denounces Soviet control over Syria and says US policy aims to replace British and French power, with anti‑Communist neighbors planning to isolate Syria.
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Has
United States
Syria
Shabed el Azem
U. 5
Arek
Soviet Union
Middle East
London
RebAng
Jordan
Iraq
Turey
Britain
Card of Thanks From Mrs. Marie Hunter
Marie Hunter expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for visits cards and flowers during hospitalization. She thanks Dr Reed and Betot nurses aides and Mrs Suttog for kindness and care and blesses everyone.
Hoffa questioned on Dio ties at Senate hearing
Senator Kennedy pressed James Hoffa on his past dealings with Johnny Dio and any hotel room contacts amid Dio's legal troubles. Hoffa recalled a May or June 1953 talk in a New York hotel lobby and said he could not recall details or a hotel room meeting. Kennedy suggested Hoffa remember broader implications of Dio’s indictment and recent acid attack case.
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Hoffa
Kennedy
Dio
Dio Dio
Tombs Prison
New York
McClellan
D-Ark
Johnny Dio
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K. U
Paul Herman Bell
Frank E. Godding Sr
Phivers
Fran Wari
Remy
Egle
Oklahoma Tate
Alge A & M
TS10
Frank Prentiup
Represi G Colorang
Dal Ward
John Rayuk
Frank Broyles
MIS
SOUKS
Artars
Broyles
Bill
Trennings
Nebraska
Frank Nappt
Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Boars
Minast
Jerry Tubbs
Bully Pricer
Tommy McDonald
Dave Baker
Pittsburgh
Bud
Pete
Pete Rademacher
Seattle
Tin
Floyd Teacerson
Rademacher
Patterson
Sunflower
Mae West
Edward Conroy
Miss West
Boxer Ther
Chalky
Cooper-Warren
Cooper Warren
Lewice
VIE King Gul Sbs
Memorial Hospital
Gene Kawaradmenil
Carl Myers
Mich. St
Jerry Owens
Emerald Dr
Evelyn Morris
N. Y. St
Joyce Eassely
Mildred Barkley
Baldwin
Clara Nemec
Route 4
Norma Arching
W. Sixth St
Marjorie Glillihan
Kas. St
Dora Schaake
Etna Drivo
ALCOA
Wnec-Tv
M.r.gile Fe
Massachusetts
Aina Casualty and Surety Company
P.S
America
Damascus
Azem
Eisenhower
U.S
Lawrence Memorial Co
East
Douglas County State Bank
the Bank of Friendly Service
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