Farm items show county meetings on fertilizers and horticulture
Douglas County farmers gain training on farm and household account management led by Victor Jacobs Judith Urich from Kansas State University. Sessions cover fertilizer use lime and general crop response with Wilkins and Greig presenting. Kansas horticultural society annual meeting set in Kansas City Topeka soil conservation district event also announced.
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Douglas County
Victor Jacobs
Judith Urich
Kansas State University
Howard Wilkins
Kansas State University Agronomy Department
Wilkins
Kansas
Kansas State Horticultural Society
Kansas City
Kan
J. K. Greig
Holiday Inn
Minnesota Ave
Clyde Singletary
Mississippi State University
Wallace Houser
Hartford
Mich
National Peach Council
K-State
Greig
Kansas Association of Soil Conservation Districts
Topeka
Glenn H. Beck
Frank Carlson
William H. Avery
Earl L. Butz
Purdue University
Jayhawk
Local Group At Soil Meet In Clay Center
Chester Paxon reports on the Area IV Soil Conservation District meeting in Clay Center with 130 members and wives from northeast Kansas. Leaders Morrie Bolline Charles M Gray and Harold Scanlon urged active farm conservation leadership, contour farming, terraces, and work plans. A Kiwanis Farm city week event featured Paxon, and a drainage meeting at Kaw Valley School drew twenty farmers seeking SCS assistance for water issues.
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Emil Heck
Wilson Counts
Douglas County
Soil Conservation District
Clay Center
Kansas
Morrie Bolline
Charles M. Gray
Harold Scanlon
Dickinson
Bolline
Gray
Scanlon
Belgium
Holland
Kiwanis Club
Eldridge Hotel
Kiwanis
Kaw Valley
Soil and Conservation Service
Peanuts in abundant supply and versatile uses
Americas Favorite Nuts Peanuts are plentiful this year with tips on processing storage and use. The article covers origin history nutrition fat content and a range of recipes including spiced peanuts and peanut butter dressings for salads and desserts.
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Americas
South America
Brazil
Africa
American
Temperature dependence on braking in winter roads
Mrs. Harold Boehle of Eudora cautions that ice and snow slickness rise with temperature changes affecting stopping distances. At 30 degrees F a 20 mph stop on ice runs about 235 feet, while near zero temps shorten it to about 114 feet, doubling risk during thaw transitions. Drivers should ease up and learn the road feel to stay safe.
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Harold Boehle
Eudora
Douglas County Farm Bureau Safety
CCC Suspends Hard Red Spring Wheat Sales
The Commodity Credit Corporation halts sales of hard red spring wheat for domestic unrestricted use until further notice as ample 1964 production creates sufficient supply. CCC had formerly sold this wheat since July 1 to ensure adequate milling and export stocks, but private trade now dominates and sales are minimal.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
Department of Agriculture
CCC
Aries to Aquarius Daily Horoscope Snapshot
Aries through Aquarius offer daily guidance on collaboration and planning. Focus on clear intentions and practical steps, invite thoughtful responses, and seek support from trusted contacts. The reading stresses balance between work, social activity, and personal security with attention to measured decisions.
Brandt Re-Elected SPD Leader Ahead of 1965 Elections
Willy Brandt of West Berlin was overwhelmingly re-elected national chairman of the Social Democratic Party in Karlsruhe. The vote strengthens his leadership for the fall general election campaign against Chancellor Ludwig Erhard and the Christian Democrats.
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Karlsruhe
Germany
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Social Democratic Party
Brandt
Ludwig Erhard
Christian Democrats
Stricken Girl Improves After Botulism Case in Denver
Rhonda Long, 17, of Clayton Kansas, improved yet remains serious after botulism from a music festival exposure. She was placed in an iron lung Tuesday as respiratory difficulties appeared. Four Kansas teens fell ill. home canned pickles suspected by a health official. Stanley Newell, 17, of Selden, and sisters Donna 16 and Pauletta Meitl 18 of Dresden were in fair condition.
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Denver
Colorado General Hospital
Rhonda Long
Clayton
Kan
Miss Long
Kansas
Herndon
Stanley Newell
Selden
Donna
Pauletta Meitl
Dresden
Pisces Advice on Precision and Pairing Evening Calm
The horoscope notes Pisces should focus on exact tasks and finish what is started. It encourages clear communication with outsiders, using telephone contact, and enjoying a relaxed evening with a partner in the cool.
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Mate
Interior Dept Seeks Help To Protect Endangered Species
The Interior Department warns 50 or more birds and mammals may face extinction and asks conservation groups to prepare a list of threatened species. Notable mentions include the California condor Atlantic salmon Florida everglade kite Attwater's prairie chicken black footed ferret American ivory billed woodpecker and whooping crane.
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Washington
Interior Department
Attwater
Kinne Loses Bond Plea in Illinois Slaying Case
Sharon Kinne of Independence Missouri lost her plea for release on bond in a slaying case. A Mexico City court found no ground to support a self defense claim in the fatal shooting of Francisco Paredes Ordonez a 35 year old Chicago man on September 18.
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Mexico City
Sharon Kinne
Independence
Alaska Quake Shakes Anchorage Area No Damages Reported
A brief quake struck near Anchorage at about 9 10 p m Thursday causing dishes to rattle and brief chills among residents. The event recalls the devastating Alaska earthquake of March 27 with no damage reported this time.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Fallout from nuclear tests peaks in 1963
United Nations experts report that 1963 had the highest radioactive fallout from nuclear explosions ever recorded. The U N Scientific Committee on Atomic Radiation notes 1962 long-lived fallout was three times 1960-61, and with tests ending in December 1963, 1964 fallout was expected to fall to about two thirds of 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N.Y (Ap
U.N. Scientific Committee On Atomic Radiation
Ball heads to Paris for talks on NATO finances and nuclear plan
Undersecretary of State George W. Ball flies to Paris for talks with European leaders and U.S. officials on economic and military problems facing the Atlantic Allies. Key topics include Britain’s wartime finance policy and a U.S. plan for a multilateral nuclear force owned and operated by NATO members.
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Washington
George W. Ball
Paris
London
U.S
Ball
Harold Wilson
NATO
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