Thursday Sunshine May Boost Kansas Wheat Harvest
A sunlit Thursday improved prospects for resuming wheat cutting in southern Kansas. The State Wheat Harvest Control Office said fields should be dry enough for combines and trucks, with harvest possibly resuming by Saturday. Arkansas City and Caldwell areas reported about 70 percent finished.
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Kansas Wheat Belt
State
Arkansas City
Caldwell
Kansas
Surge of Hippies Arrives in San Francisco Haight Ashbury
AP reports a summer influx of hippies to San Francisco with police noting many leave the same day they arrive. Haight Ashbury officers report disillusionment over expectations of free love free pot free food and a place to sleep.
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San Francisco
Dan Kiely
Haight-Ashbury
83 Million Is Damage Figure For Nebraskans
Omaha area floods prompt preliminary damage estimate of 83 million dollars. Army Engineers official Col. R W Love cites 200 million in damages avoided by basin flood control structures since the 1930s. He notes Missouri River dams blocked three quarters of flow, preventing a disaster on the Big Muddy. Local projects saved about 640 thousand in damages.
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Missouri River
R. W. Love
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Yankton
S.D
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Tuttle Creek
Blue River
Manhattan
Kan
Milford
Republican River
Perry Dam
Delaware River
Little Sioux River
Nishnabotna
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6Th
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