Suggests State Might Secede Then Ask Aid
An eastern Kentucky civic leader urged secession from the United States and seeking foreign aid as a cure for his area's depressed coal economy and rising unemployment. The piece notes state tax hikes on cigarettes, horse racing, beer and income to cover a 256 million dollar deficit, while Georgia grapples with taxes and Oklahoma lauds repeal of prohibition as revenue.
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Georgia
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Eric Oe
Associated Press
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Massachusetts
South Carolina
New York
Oklahoma
J. Howard Edmondson
North Dakota
Michael V. DiSalle
Pennsylvania
David L. Lawrence
Marie Broers
Lowell
Herbert Archer
Washington State
Olathe
Carl Scott
Ft. Riley Museum to Welcome Many Visitors this Year
The Ft. Riley Museum, open to the public with no government funds, expects over 93,000 visitors this year. The museum houses more than 2,500 items and 8 vast collections. It was formed in 1957 by Junction City leaders and Maj. Gen. Jarvey Fischer. A planned scenic tour and guide posters highlight the fort’s heritage and host community traditions.
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Downer
Rich
Cavalry
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Ft. Nbrary
Riley
Park plan to become Kansas grasslands national park
Pleasant Valley area news discusses a proposed grasslands national park near Manhattan in Pottawatomie County, lauded by Gov George Docking and Kansas officials. The board’s 34 000 acre park near Tuttle Creek reservoir would honor Fort Riley heritage and cavalry history while inviting tourist promotion and regional development.
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Eernest L. Stanley
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Fisher
Gets Call From Missing Woman Gets Call From Missing Woman
Springfield attorney Duane Cox said a late night call came from Mrs. Benjamin Jones, an intensive search target since Monday in the Springfield to Newton area. Jones, a 23 year old mother, told Cox she and her 2 year old daughter Benetta Kay are safe but feared for her life.
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Cox
Benjamin Jones
Newton
Kan
US Halt High Flights Before Soviet Talks
Washington officials briefed the press on a provisional U S decision to stop high altitude flights above 10 000 feet toward West Berlin amid Britain's concerns and a Soviet challenge. The halt, tentatively enacted by State and Defense, follows reviews of potential incidents and the risk of harming East West negotiations.
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Defense Departments
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Britain
West Berlin
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