Eudora Dairy Farm A Family Affair On Rural Roots
The Grosdidier family runs a 260 acre dairy operation near Eudora with 42 Holstein cows and 45 calves. The 12 family members share chores from milking to feeding and crop tasks, preserving a traditional small family farm lifestyle despite modern amenities.
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Norbert Grosdidier
George
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Grosdidier
Grosdidier Farm
Marines Hit Mekong Delta Beach in First Delta Invasion
US Marines landed on a white beach in the Mekong Delta in the first mass assault into Viet Cong heartland. The Deckhouse Five operation off Gung Tau faced weather delays and muddy swamps as Amtrak landing craft carried troops ashore under artillery and air support.
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Horoscope for Monday January 9 Classic Signs Point to Personal Gains
Aries urged to discuss business improvements with experts and fulfill civic duties. Taurus should pursue bigger opportunities with support from others. Gemini advised to clarify agreements before acting and devote time to loved ones. Moon Children urged to settle policy matters and align with partners. Leo to tackle diligent work and show ability with coworkers. Virgo should open to affection and ease tensions. Libra to please family, improve security, and seek profitable outlets. Scorpio to think clearly, solve puzzles, and improve routines. Sagittarius can boost income or cut expenses with organizer guidance. Capricorn advised to focus on social life and gain prestige. Aquarius to improve self by planning romance and relaxing with loved ones. Pisces encouraged social outings and meeting worthwhile people.
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Bank President's wife held prisoner in Colorado ransom
The wife of Boulder bank president Leo Hill was bound and held captive while $50,000 was taken to a library on the University of Colorado campus. Hill delivered the money to a laundromat as instructed, then moved to Norlin Library where a note redirected him. police found no suspect as the intruder fled after releasing Mrs Hill. FBI agent Scott Werner and bank board chairman Paul Dawson provided details.
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Boulder
Cole
Betty Hill
Leo Hill
Norlin
University of Colorado
Scott Werner
FBI
Denver
Paul Dawson
Louisville
Norlin Library
Hill
20th Century Fox Rises With Zanuck Revival Drive
Darryl F. Zanuck revives 20th Century-Fox after halting productions. Production staff rehired, deals made, and hits like The Sound of Music and Rio Conchos boost profits. TV division expands, with Peyton Place selling, and annual gross rises to 211.854 million.
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20Th Century-Fox
Hollywood
Darryl F. Zanuck
Richard Zanuck
Darryl
Fox
Zanucks
Ernest Lehman
William Wyler
Darryl Zanuck
Wyler
Robert Wise
Julie Andrews
Maria
New York
Darry Zanuck
U.S
Desilu Culver
Provisional 22-member group studies common Bible translation
A mixed group of 22 Protestant and Catholic scholars met in Vatican City to study translation needs for a common Bible for all Christians. Augustin Cardinal Bea, head of the Vatican Christian Unity Secretariat, told 10 Protestants and 12 Catholics the work is basic and vital to Christianity’s future.
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U.S. Doubtful About Red Interest in Talks
U.S. officials express doubt that North Vietnam seeks talks to end the war. They see Hanoi’s peace moves as an attempt to sway public opinion against bombing and to demand an unconditional, permanent halt. Washington notes Hanoi’s four points may define a settlement basis and press for VC Front to speak for South Vietnam.
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U.S
North Vietnam
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Pham van Dong
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Times
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Vietnam
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Plan Set for Newsmen at Coppolino Trial
Circuit Judge Lynn Silvertooth told reporters covering the February murder trial of Dr. Carl Coppolino to report the proceedings as they unfold in court and avoid reliance on extrajudicial statements. Coppolino, 34, faces a first degree murder charge in the death of his first wife, Carmel, mother of his two children, after being cleared in New Jersey of a prior slaying.
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Lynn Silvertooth
Carl Coppolino
Cappolino
William E. Farber
New Jersey
Carmela
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