Congress Nears Agreement on 1964 Wilderness Act
Congress is close to approving a bill to preserve a vast system of wilderness areas in their natural state. The act would protect more than 9 million acres of national forest lands across 11 states with potential for 5 million more later. It would allow limited commercial services and provide rights for grazing, mining, and logging under strict controls, with no required funding but potential future appropriations to acquire private lands within designated areas.
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Goldwater Seeks GOP Unity and Input for Campaign
Washington AP reports Republican nominee Barry Goldwater sought counsel from congressional colleagues on campaign strategy and issues. About 100 attended a closed breakfast in which Goldwater and running mate Miller urged unity and broad input, with plans to launch formally in Prescott on Sept 4. Keating and Scott indicated possible eventual support, while Goldwater rejected Klan backing and stressed lawful, nonviolent support.
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Wife Beaters Not Hulks in Scholarly View
In a pilot study of 12 middle class Massachusetts families, psychiatrists found most wife beaters are shy and working men, not hulking brutes, with wives who are aggressive and sexually frigid. Abuse lasts years until a child’s intervention upsets the balance, prompting external help. The study by Snell, Rosenwald, and Robey appears in Archives of General Psychiatry, AMA.
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Oak Furnishings In Hospital Chapel Plans
Ransom Memorial Hospital Chapel will feature new oak furnishings and full redecoration. To date 520 donors contributed 4090 toward the 2500 goal. excess funds will cover floral and upkeep for the non denominational chapel. A 12 by 16 foot room will be air conditioned and carpeted with a white oak altar a raised dais railing flower desk and memorial stand in front.
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Legals and Chapel Funds in Williamsburg Kansas
First published legal notice announces a special building fund levy of up to two mills for ten years in Williamsburg School District No 51 Jt Franklin Kansas. It funds construction repairs remodeling and bus acquisition and requires three weekly Ottawa Herald publications.
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No-Fund Check Problems Rise After Quiet Year
County attorney White reports a renewed rise in no-fund checks with four cases in county court since Tuesday. Charles Northcott pleaded guilty and received five days in jail with a one year parole. parole revoked after a new charge. Kenneth Bishop Jr and Linton Usher also pleaded guilty and drew ten days each. trials scheduled for Aug 19.
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