Saturday Notebook end of an era hints at Texans move
Coaches at Southern Methodist once trained Lamar Hunt who now owns the Dallas Texans. The team may move to Kansas City if advance ticket sales persuade, with August practice at OU and a staff of 20 plus 60 players. Finishing touches here could boost the community, despite beds and logistics concerns. Also a local high school track team decoration incident and the new Kennedy dollar bill trimmed with scotch tape feature in this week’s notes.
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Southern Methodist
Dick Peters
Ottawa University
Lamar Hunt
Hunt
Dallas Texans
Pete
Raymond Berry
Berry
Texans
Kansas City
Poison Ivy Immunity and Headache Remedies
A reader asks about pills to prevent poison ivy rash and Dr Mother cites two oral options Toxibius and Aqua Ivy, notes protection requires pre-season use, and warns against mixing with other extracts. Advice covers avoiding ivy contact, using ammonium carbamate to remove ivy, and injections as an alternative.
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R.C
Auld Lang Syne and Local Notes Mix in Brief Item
Illness at Mrs. L M Curby’s home, birthday observances for Hitler and Ottawa University, Inter-City Baseball League info, Kansas paintings exhibit at Carnegie Library Hall, six drum fish caught by J B Small, a Bible verse and prayer, plus subscriptions rates in the trade area.
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Ottawa
Inter-City Baseball League
Atchison, Leavenworth
Kansas City
Carnegie Library Hall
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Award Winning Books From Newbery and Caldecott Displayed
Carnegie Free Library displays recent prize winners Madeleine L Engle's A Wrinkle in Time Ezra Jack Keats The Snowy Day and Scott O Dell Island of the Blue Dolphins Recent selections are chosen by a committee of the American Library Association with librarians nationwide contributing The Island of the Blue Dolphins was chosen by Kansas elementary students and tells of an Indian girl living alone off the California coast for 18 years
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Carnegie Free Library
Madeleine L'Engle
Camazotz
Randolph Caldecott
Ezra Jack Keats
Children’s Service Division
American Library Association
Children’s
Scott O’dell
William Allen White
Kansas
California
Chicken Crop A Small One In Kansas March Chick Output
TOPEKA AP The March crop of baby chicks in Kansas totaled 1 790 000 the smallest March batch since 1938. February was 545 000 and March 1962 was 2 224 000. Kansas farm flocks produced 101 million eggs in March 11 million below March 1962 and the smallest March production since 1925.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
More Cattle For Market In Kansas April Report
Topeka AP reports Kansas cattle and calves on feed for slaughter totaled 363000 head as of April 1, a 24 percent rise from 1962 and an all time high for the date. Feeders plan to market about 190000 head in the April to June quarter according to the Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Kuala Lumpur Reverie by Mrs Soh In Mini Tour
Mrs Soh, a Kuala Lumpur native with a travel business, guides a brisk personal tour of the city. She praises its modern districts, historic mosques, Victorian Moorish buildings, the Selangor Club, a ceremonial palace, a new museum, housing boom, a tin mine visit, and lush tropical scenery with palms, orchids, and flowering trees that overwhelm the senses.
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Soh
K.L
China
Chiang Kaishek
Des Moines
Selangor Club
London
New Language Institute
J. C. Nichols
Kansas City
Grand Jury backs parental visits to juvenile home
The Fayette County Grand Jury urges that Juvenile Court require parents of delinquent youths to visit Kentucky Village, the state juvenile correctional home, before their children commit offenses that could lead to confinement. The report notes such visits would improve supervision and accountability.
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Lexington
Fayette County
Grand Jury
Kentucky Village
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