Pastures Should Be Renovated In Franklin County
Franklin County pastures show low value forage and erosion risk due to overuse. Renovation and reseeding to bromegrass or tall fescue, or fertilizer boosts, can raise livestock gains. Fall seedings advised Aug 25 to Oct 5 with firm seedbeds and proper seeding depth. cost-share and plan options available through the Department of Agriculture.
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Franklin County
Department of Agriculture
Still Friends and Civil Rights Move in Washington
In Washington the governor Nelson Rockefeller defends friend Goldwater against radical right attacks while Republican leadership frames the conflict. The House Civil Rights subcommittee advances an omnibus bill under Emanuel Celler with tentative approvals expected soon. Foreign aid fights intensify as Passman accuses the Kennedy administration of overreacting to aid cuts and hints at further reductions.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Empire State
Republican National
Republican Party
Goldwater
House
Otto E. Passman
D-La
Wolf
Passengers Not To Be Stranded If Rail Strike Materializes
Kansas City AP report says if a midnight rail strike occurs, passengers and freight will not be stranded. Union Pacific will move trains to division or subdivision points with other transport options, and freight to nearest terminals though storage may be limited. Mopac plans a similar approach and Rock Island will issue directions today.
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Kansas City
Union Pacific
Sam Reinhardt
H. R. Moore
Missouri Pacific
Mopac
Rock Island
Rantoul Area News Stories Visitors and Visits
Mrs Ida Croan and Mrs John Cubbison and family of Houston Tex visited at Grant Catterson home. The R N A Lodge cleared 33.25 at the tea held in the Hall recently. Mr and Mrs Fayne Lathen drove to Grand Island Neb for a visit with his brother Vern Lathen. Mrs Ruth Salovich and children Oakland Calif and Janice McVay of McPherson visited at Rufus Evans home. Mr and Mrs Jim Arnold and daughter of Oklahoma City visited her parents Mr and Mrs Gerald Ball.
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Ida Croan
John Cubbison
Houston, Tex
Grant Catterson
R. N. A. Lodge
Fayne Lathen
Grand Island
Nebraska
Vern Lathen
Ruth Salovich
Oakland
Calif
Janice McVay
McPherson
Rufus Evans
Jim Arnold
Oklahoma City
Gerald Ball
Kansas City Debates Between Two Airports Delays Funds
Kansas City faces funding delays as the city weighs developing either its old Municipal Airport or a new Mid-Continent International Airport 20 miles north. FAA regional administrator Beardslee warned federal money will resume only with a solid plan addressing runway and other limits.
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Kansas City
Mid-Continent
John M. Beardslee
Federal Aviation Agency
Beagle Strays into Pittsburg Home
Pittsburg dogcatchers Mr and Mrs Carl Berry found a stray on their front stoop Tuesday. The beagle bears a Nortonville Kansas tag and officials wonder how it ended up in Pittsburg. The dog is in protective custody and has been taken in by the Berry family son.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Carl Berry
Nortonville
Atchison
River Engineer Named to Missouri River Division Post
Brig. Gen. George H. Walker is named Missouri River Division engineer for the Corps of Army Engineers with headquarters in Omaha. He will assume duties this fall, replacing Brig. Gen. Robert F. Seedlock who heads to Korea. Walker, 49, from Muskogee Oklahoma, is a West Point graduate and holds a 1941 civil engineering masters from UC. He was assistant commandant of the U S Army Engineering School at Ft Belvoir prior to the new assignment.
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University of California
Walker
U.S. Army Engineering School
Ft. Belvoir, Va
Rare Tornado Strikes Danish Countryside
A rare tornado hit central Jutland Denmark damaging about 50 houses along a two mile swath between Faarvang and Gern. Dozens were injured and many farm animals were killed as the storm left a trail of destruction.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Jutland
Faarvang
Gern
Charges Fly At Panmunjom
United Nations command accuses Communist North Korea of actions at Panmunjom in Korea, reporting tense exchanges and ongoing Korean War era hostilities.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations Command
North Korea
Violations Reported in Armistice Period
A report counts 239 alleged breaches of the Korean War armistice between May 1 and August 20, noting repeated incidents. Details include dates and locations of disturbances and responses by observers and authorities.
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