Freeman warns EEC threat to U S farmers
Secretary of Agriculture Freeman said the European Common Market poses a serious risk to American farmers as wheat and feed grain exports to EEC nations declined by about 40 percent in 1963. He argued US policies seek fair, not flood-like, access to European markets and praised President Johnson's farm message as realistic.
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Ranger 6 Boosts Scientist Hopes
Pasadena AP reports jubilant scientists as Ranger 6 heads to Mare Tranquillitatis for lunar mapping. The spacecraft aims to 4:24 a.m. EST Sunday, with 3,000+ photos from wide and narrow angle cameras.
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February Forecast Is Dismal
The Associated Press reports inclement weather and mild January give way to a dismal February forecast. Hazardous driving affected New York and New England as light snow sleet and freezing rain fell coast to coast. Rain widespread from the Carolinas to Pennsylvania and Michigan. Northwest saw rain while inland areas faced snow. Midwest fog and a fatal Chicago bicycle crash marked the day as January closed warm.
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Rooster Tip Wins Contest at Ottawa Drive
Mrs Kenneth Houston of Overbrook wins this week’s tip contest for reporting a man and his unusual pet rooster strolling down an Ottawa street. Mrs Floyd Bishop of Wellsville is noted as another Hipster entrant this week.
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Boyd Visits Franklin County in GOP Governor Bid
Huck Boyd, publisher of Phillipsburg and GOP governor hopeful, schedules a campaign stop in Franklin County on Tuesday. He previously vied for the nomination but lost narrowly to Gov. John Anderson. Amid six candidates, Boyd will tour Lawrence in the morning and attend a noon luncheon at Ottawa Country Club, with J. R. Cheney coordinating.
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Lawrence
Ottawa
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Car Wreck Claims Melvern Boy
Robert Freeman, 14, of Melvern died when the car he was driving left the road near Melvern, struck a tree, and overturned. Osage County sheriff's officers say he lost control while driving east at the town's west edge and was killed instantly. He was the son of Mrs. Virginia Freeman.
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Tany's Too Sparks Calls for More Children in Schools
A brief local note quotes Tany urging expansion of school enrollment to fill unused spaces, reflecting a push to grow pupil numbers amid crowded facilities. The language hints at a community debate on population and resource planning.
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Pomona-Kan Wins 2 Awards For School Paper
Pomona High School's Pomona-Kan earned two awards this week. It received a first class honor in the National Newspaper Critical Service contest at the University, ranking among under 300 enrollment schools in mimeograph division. It also earned a state certificate of honor from the Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association for a 1963 press project on tuberculosis and health careers with articles and editorials. Jo Anne Beesley edits. Carol Baker assists. Mary Hudelson advises.
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Beckwith’s Confident Air Fades In Mississippi Trial
In Jackson Mississippi District Attorney William L Waller sharpened his case against Byron De La Beckwith a 1960 gun exchange and a 1918 Enfield rifle tied to the Medgar Evers murder. Beckwith 43 a segregationist sits amid four days of jury seating as photos and maps of the crime scene are shown to jurors.
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Montreal
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U S British plan to send peace force for Cyprus debated
London reports show support from Turkey and Greek teachers for a NATO led peace mission on Cyprus. Makarios may veto unless UN Security Council oversight. The plan would deploy at least 10 000 troops with US contributing 2000, from NATO members including Turkey Greece West Germany Italy and possibly France.
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Viet Nam's Khanh seeks Western support against communists
South Viet Nam's Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh, the new military strongman, urged Western aid in the anti communist war. He condemned France's De Gaulle for pressuring Southeast Asia and warned of strained ties while planning a cautious path to form a national unity government. Khanh announced Tho would stay in office temporarily and prepared a tour of countryside units to assume direct command of the war effort.
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Weather highs and lows with historic records and traces
The report lists a Friday high of 54 and a today low of 28, with last year’s highs and lows at 42 and 29. A record high 76 in 1911 and record low 11 in 1918 are noted. 24 hour precipitation ending 7 a.m. Saturday is trace. Hourly readings include 9 a.m. 40, 10 a.m. 42, 11 p.m. 35, noon 47, 1 a.m. 43, 2 p.m. 63, 4 p.m. 52, 5 p.m. 50, 6 p.m. 46, 7 p.m. 29, 8 p.m. 38. Barometer 30.15.
Protests Mark Fourth Anniversary of Sit In Movement
On the fourth anniversary of the Greensboro sit-in demonstrations spread nationwide. Atlanta and Cleveland hosted sit-ins and protests as leaders urged continued action while a mayor called for a 90 day cooling off period. Activists vowed new forms of protest in Chapel Hill and elsewhere as schools prepared for boycotts and desegregation efforts continued.
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Cleveland
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Mrs. Nellie Wilson Dead in Pomona Ranch home
Nellie May Wilson a Pomona resident and wife of Jac son Wilson died at 4:30 p m Tuesday in Pomona. Burial will be in Good Water Cemetery. Born 1915 at Linwood she married Feb 17 1943 in Ent Surviving are her husband son Jackie and several sisters and brothers including Mrs Marc Manhattan Mrs Jon Winterschied Mrs Hazel Ogie Theodo and George Haas.
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US Birth Rate Drops But Boom Expected
US birth rates fall with November births at 327000 the lowest since 1953. Population experts warn the postwar baby boom will flood marriage ages, and by 1980 about 20 million U.S. women will be in prime childbearing years, implying future growth.
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Rights Bill Backer Keeps Civility In Civil Rights Fight
Washington AP reports a civil rights debate that began calmly is expected to continue with supporters hoping the smooth sailing endures. The piece notes that the apparently tranquil start masks unresolved differences among lawmakers.
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