Train wreck forces 1500 to flee in Missouri town
A Milwaukee freight train derailment in Chillicothe Missouri scattered about 1500 residents, with potash naphtha LPG and diesel aboard. Fire spread to a bridge over the Grand River after an overheated wheel bearing likely caused the crash and fire. Residents sought shelter as authorities evacuated around the tracks until the storm passed.
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Clark Soybeans in 40 Inch Rows Show Wide Planting Range
Planting dates and yields for 1962 1963 at Powhattan and Manhattan illustrate wide sowing windows. April 25 Powhattan 33 Manhattan 24.5 May 15 Powhattan 34.5 Manhattan 32 June 5 Powhattan 37 Manhattan 36.5 June 25 Powhattan 32.5 Manhattan 36 July 15 Powhattan 20 Manhattan 23.5
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Gunfire Sparks Clash at Monroe Service Station
In Monroe Georgia a crowd of several hundred Negroes and white residents clashed Monday night. Four Negroes were treated for shotgun wounds as the crowd damaged a service station run by a white operator. A car driven by Mrs. Tommy Cooper was fired upon as she entered the station. Police chief Morris noted no prior complaints and that the station had been open less than a month.
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Tonganoxie Holds Grade Enrollment
Enrollment at Tonganoxie Grade School runs through Friday with classes starting Monday August 31. Students may enroll 9 am to noon and 1 to 4 pm at the school office, paying book and rental fees. First time enrollees must show a birth certificate. buses operate and lunch is served on opening day.
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Plant flowering affects lifespan when growth ends in death
Flowering triggers fruiting and seed production that ends the plant’s life cycle. Removing flowers early extends life for many annual and biannual plants, allowing them to grow older than usual.
Scouts Return From 12 Day Philmont Expedition
Fourteen Explorers and older Boy Scouts from Pelathe District Kaw Council Boy Scouts of America completed a 12 day trek at Philmont Scout Ranch New Mexico. Leader Arnold L Janousek and Scouts Tom Smith Steve Langhofer Monte Antisdell and others visited Villa Philmonte and observed wildlife including bears deer mountain lions bobcats and antelope.
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Avalon Rd
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Dr Edward L Jones Joins Local Practice at Hillcrest Medical Center
Dr Edward L Jones returns from a Public Health Service assignment to join general medicine surgery and obstetrics with Dr Byron W Walters and Dr Jim Reed at Hillcrest Medical Center 935 Town St. He previously led the Indian Hospital at Yuma Arizona and is a Dodge City native. Mrs Jones Barbara Blount hails from Larned. Both earned undergrad degrees at Kansas University and Jones earned his medical degree there.
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Local Family Details In Wichita Community
Mrs. Jones studied voice and is renowned as a soprano solist while interning at St. Francis Hospital in Wichita. Her husband is a member of Pi Kappa Alpha and Phi Beta Pi and elected to Phi Beta Kappa and Alpha Omega Alpha. They reside at 1708 W 22nd St with two children Kimberley aged three and Sheila aged one.
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Milk yield unaffected by unequal milking intervals
A study in the Journal of Dairy Science reports that milking cows at unequal intervals does not significantly affect total milk yield milk fat or total solids percentages nor udder health or ketosis. 117 cows of Ayrshire Brown Swiss and Holstein were tested.
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Journal of Dairy Science
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