Kansas researchers clash over coyote control method
A planned federal test of Compound 3080 in eight Kansas counties faces opposition from Dr. H T Gier of Kansas State University who warns coyote reduction could trigger rabbit and field mice booms. Gier notes coyotes’ diverse diet and favors Missouri style trap sets and removal of pups as effective controls.
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Kansag Agricultural Experiment Station
Manhattan
Federal Fish and Widlife Service
Comanche
Clark
Meade
Seward
Morton
Finney
Gray
Kiowa
Gler
Gier
Fish and Wildlife Service
Kansas
Kansan
Missouri
Houston Post: no white and Negro rest room segregation at airport terminal
Houston Texas December 5 The Houston Post reports the city will not segregate rest rooms in its new airport terminal following a confrontation where a Negro NAACP official was forcibly moved from a white taxi. Officials feared loss of federal funds tied to the project as pressure mounted from civil rights protestors. The council authorized the mayor to remove separate white and Negro restroom designations from the terminal plans.
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Tex
The
Houston Post
Post
Texas
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Democratic Party
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Oscar Holdombe
Frisky Casinos in Saigon Target Gamblers
In Saigon and the Chinese city of Cholon, casino entrances direct women and men to separate lines as attendants search pockets for weapons. The aim is to prevent entry of hand grenades or bombs as a display of loyalty to the Vietminh.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Cholon
Harrison Secures GOP Victory in Nebraska Special Election
Robert D. Harrison of Norfolk won the Nebraska third district special election to succeed the late Trop Karl Stefan. He defeated Democrat Carl F. Olson 34 016 to 14 147 as precincts reported, giving Republicans 201 seats to 233 for Democrats and one independent. Harrison, 54, an oil dealer, becomes the seventh Republican to fill a House vacancy this year.
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Omaha
IMA
Robert D. Harrison
Norfolk
Trop
Karl Stefan
Nebraska
Harrison
Stefan
Carl F. Olson
Fremont
Fo Hie Bouse
House
Rep
Local residents contribute art to Salina Progressive Clinic display
Two Lawrence artists, Pat Penny and Helen Smith, contribute works to a Salina professional progress exhibit this Friday and Saturday. Penny shows an oil painting at 643 Tennessee Street and Smith presents two pottery pieces at 1244 Ohio Street among about 150 total items. The event is a joint effort by KAY Education and Fine Arts Schools and Salina schools.
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Lawrence
Salina
Pat Penny
Tenn, St
Helen Smith
Ohio
KAY Education
Salting
Peat Seek
Miiaibs
Kdbout
U.S
New Tax Law Raises Dependent Earnings Limit
Kansas City December 5 reports a new tax law effective November 1 raises the earnings limit on dependents to 600 dollars. A student visiting home over holidays can work during vacation and still be claimed as a dependent if their income does not exceed 600 dollars and the supporter provides at least half of their support.
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Kansas City
Varold
Lockhart
Fymyo
Letter From the Dead Helps Establish Custody
In Los Angeles a judge used a letter written by Maj. George H. Walsh before his death to help decide custody of his six year old son Michael Walsh. Walsh urged upbringing in the Catholic faith while the maternal grandmother had the child raised Lutheran. The letter praised racial and religious harmony on Iwo Jima and concluded death recognizes no race or creed. The court ruled in favor of guardianship for Bertha Walsh.
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Los Angeles
George H. Walsh
British Guiana
Bertha Walsh
Michael Walsh
Walsh
Catholic Faith, But That Mrsdith Jaeger
Pac
Amerina
Iwo Jima
Theol Smiths
Goldblatt Kellys
Buck
Jaeger
Cinderella seeks $10,000 a month in California婚
Martha Morris de Vigier, 16, says she wants maintenance of 10000 dollars monthly plus 75000 dollars attorney fees and a share of Roland de Vigier's wealth. She details a swift marriage from Torrance to Paris and a lavish 15 day honeymoon, alleging mental cruelty and returning to her old life.
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California
Mamma
Martha Morris
de Vigier
Roland de Vigier
Martha
Torraner
Calif
Notre Dame Cathedral
Paris
Price ceilings set on veal by OPS officials
Washington officials announce wholesale price ceilings for veal effective December 12. They say the ceilings fix prices one and a half cents above current retail rates and will have little impact on butcher shop prices as real prices have been falling due to rising demand for other meats.
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