Researchers See Spacers May Eat Ship Raised Fish
A research team reported in Eugene Oregon that space ship fish could be raised using algae producing water and waste fertilized tanks. The African mouth breeder would hatch in mouth and reach sardine size in three months. The study notes oxygen and protein from algae aid growth.
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Rev Shelton named Methodist campus minister at K State
Rev Robert L Shelton of Hutchinson has been named Methodist campus minister and associate director of Wesley Foundation at Kansas State University. He graduated cum laude from Boston University School of Theology in 1958.
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Voice-Hearing Clinic Planned Locally on 24th
A Friday clinic for children and adults with speech and hearing handicaps will be held June 24 at the Lawrence Field Center of the Institute of Logopedics. Charles P. Overstake will conduct exams with no charge, and Leta White can be reached for appointments. The Lawrence Center is one of 24 such facilities in Kansas, part of a state program serving about 1,000 local clients.
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Hults Files For Re Election In Fifth District
Topeka filing shows state senator Don S. Hults Lawrence attorney seeks re election for the Fifth District. He joins Milton P. Allen Republican attorney and Adam Kay Democratic druggist as Douglas and Jefferson counties’ three candidates. Boston named after Lincolnshire town.
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Texan Narrows Gap Behind Kennedy As Johnson Gains Votes
Texas pledged 61 national convention votes to Lyndon Johnson, narrowing the gap behind John F. Kennedy in the race for the Democratic nomination. The unofficial tallies show Kennedy at 383, Johnson 19914, Symington 14, Humphrey 51, Stevenson 2814, others 256, uncommitted 378. GOP results mirror Nixon backing, with 1,007 votes and 606 needed.
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Fourth Angel Pilot Dies in Air Accident
Navy Blue Angels lose Lt. Anton M. Campanella 29 of Millburn New Jersey in a test flight crash on a narrow spit at Mobile Bay. He was flying solo when his jet dove steeply and exploded. Campanella is the fourth Blue Angel to die since December.
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