Corps Plans Work Across Kansas and Missouri in 1964
Army Corps of Engineers outlines 1964 construction plans in Kansas and Missouri totaling between 50 and 60 million dollars. District engineer Wachendorf cites 175 million in existing contracts and details projects from Pomona and Perry dams to Topeka flood control, Fort Riley construction, Nike air sites, and Great Kansas City area improvements, with emphasis on labor relations and the non discrimination program.
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Kansas City
Army Corps of Engineers
Kansas
Missouri
Miles Li
Wachendorf
Kansas Contactors Association
Pomona
Lyndon
Perry
Delaware River
Milford
Republican River
Junction City
Topeka
Shunanunga Creek
Oaks Land
North Topeka
South Topeka
Council Grove
Grand River
Burlington
Tulsa
John Redmond
Fin
Elk City
Elk River
Montgomery County
Rim Dike
Marion
Cottonwood River
Missouri River
Rulo
Neb
Tuttle Creek
Pottawatomie County
Schilling Air Force Base
Salina
Ft. Riley
Chapel Center
Ft. Leavenworth
Great
Nike
Wedding, Club Meeting Highlight Princeton Area News
The article notes the Garnett Catholic church wedding of Phyllis Back and Bill Demoret attended by numerous local residents. It also covers The Stitch and Chatter club meeting at Central Community Center with 1964 committee appointments and mystery pal gift recipients. It ends with a National Geographic Atlas report on Earth’s inner core likely solid and outer core likely liquid.
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Evan Winters
Dale Winters
Bud Schaub
Ron Atchhison
Richard Foltz
Don Cook
Ron Foltz
Viola Demoret
Harold Guy
Phyllis Back
Bill Demoret
Garnett
National Geographic
Richmond News Notes and Local People January Updates
Ralph Beasley of Anderson County register of deeds was admitted to Trinity Lutheran Hospital Kansas City January 7 for major surgery the next day. Various local events include potluck for lunch cooks in Wellsville, a PTC meeting in Wichita, Leisure Hour program on Medical Research, and WSCS gatherings with guest speakers. Hospital dismissals and family travel add to a busy week in Anderson County with several residents in or visiting Caney Tren ton and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Beasley
Anderson County Register of Deeds
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Kansas City
Dan Lickteig
John Craycraft
Fred Rocker
Wellsville
Douglas
Franklin
Miami
Richard McCord
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Richard Anthony
PTC
Wichita
George Atchison
Henry Wilson
Joe Wittman
Caves
U. S
Clyde Berry
Abe Severns
Alfred Sigler
W.S.C
Fellowship Hall
Lula Hobson
Myrtle Horstick
Mmes
George C. Dietrich
Gerald Snell
WSCS
Herbert
Heating and air system talk at public meeting
Officials from Ka State University head a public session Friday in the Masonic temple. Franklin County firms display exhibits from 1 to 1 30 pm. Dale Schiene extension architect discusses heating systems insulation and moisture control. Harold Stover extension engineer presents electrical heating systems and air conditioning methods. Sponsored by the Franklin County Agricultural Extension Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fori Ka State University
Masonic Temple
Franklin County
Dale’ Schiene
Harold Stover
Smoking ads challenged by commission in Washington dispatch
A Washington dispatch reports the commission, claiming authority under current law, will inform Congress there is no need for new legislation to curb advertisements that target youth and possibly athletes, despite efforts to make smoking seem attractive.
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Washington Dispatch
Comimis
The
Times
Commission
Beelieves
Congress
Stitch and Chatter Club Meets in Pomona
The Stitch and Chatter Club met with Mrs. Cleo Wittman January 8 with fourteen present. Vera Montague presided. a song and the Lord's Prayer opened the meeting. Two Christmas boxes were sent to servicemen Mike Cater and Dean Denker. Cards of thanks arrived from gifts including Osawatomie State Hospital. Next meeting with Mrs. Doris Shaw will feature home made Valentines for roll call. United States farmers use enough electricity annually to power several major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Montague
Mike Cater
Dean Denker
State Hospital
Osawatomie
Doris Shaw
Buddhist monk burns self in Saigon area protest
In Saigon area 100 miles east, 20 year old Buddhist monk Rev. Thich Giac Nguyen set himself on fire Sunday, praising the Buddhist movement. He left a note saying the suicide fulfilled a pledge tied to the campaign against former President Ngo Dinh Diem, who was ousted in a November coup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Viet Nam
Thich Giac Nguyen
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
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Princeton Area News
Harold Kimball
Charlie Masheter
Stitch and Chatter Club
Central Community Center
Social
Ella Fox
Dale Bones
Bert Binkley
Flower and Gift
Jim Oelstreicher
Melvin Stockard
Junior Wall
Ernest Warner
Mystery Pal
Bruce Roush
Earl Wall
Richmond
McClure
Lon Misheler
Mary Boorhees
Joe Clark
Anderson County Hospital
John Clark
Trenton
Frankelin County
Pomona News
Mary Hudelson
Cleo Wittman
United States
Baltimore
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Houston
Washington
Monk Burns Self
Western Auto
S. Main
Briscoe Drug Store
Ottawa
Sega NT
Amin C van
Reeve
Bopmp
Poctinal
Chevabie
Sennen Pomme
Aytinal Jr
Wraema
Pris
Onsen Aytinal
Rte
Ofte
Justiite
Rons
Enor
Mastercraft
Lite
Bath
Keapsit
Hillrose
K Hand
U.S
Ser Peee
Lea Qik
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