Dams Around Atchison Nears Six Inch Rain Deluge
Atchison prepares for a forecast six inch rain as 25 dams around the city near completion. The system aims to reduce runoff by about 64 percent in the Atchison basin after deadly floods in July 1958. Seventeen dams are finished with six of the last eight due soon under guidance of Gen. A. D. Warnock.
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Mowers Studied By Ag Engineers At Penn State
Agricultural engineers at Pennsylvania State University studied flail mower conditioners. The report notes these combined mowing and conditioning units are strong and durable, reduce plugging, and suit mowing from forage crops to weeds and brush, though current models are heavy for light tractors.
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Kansas tree and highway dam site plans and fish lakes
Kansas State University and county extension offices promote tree varieties for spring planting cedar Austrian pine thornless honey locust and lilac with nitrogen fertilizer guidelines. state highway and soil conservation districts plan water impoundments along roads with landowner easements and preliminary site plans. 13 ponds stocked for fishing, several within city limits, led by Lake Warnock. planning began 1959 with 1961 first dam construction and city control of all but Lake Warnock dam.
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Fire Won't End Plans To Meet At Kansas State
Fire does not cancel Home Economics Days at Kansas State University scheduled for February 2 3 at the Manhattan Municipal Auditorium between 11th and 12th Street on Poyntz Avenue. The program covers interior decoration quantity food service family life in culture breads meats child development an illustrated talk on The Hazards of Food by Dr V D Foltz and the Kansas Home Demonstration Advisory Council. A new wool treatment method called Wurlan may allow washing many woolen garments in machines. Three textile mills are involved.
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Yarn That Shrinkproofs Clothes Sparks Wardrobe Talk
A yarn praised for high shrink resistance and washability prompts questions about Warlan processing. Miss Wiggins notes fabrics knitted from it mimic natural wool but retain easy care traits of synthetic fibers, while reviewers emphasize ceramic tile cleaning and wear guidelines for home upkeep.
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Notice of Administrator Appointment in Franklin County
First published January 13 1965 notices appointing Sarajane Bodecker as administrator of Josephine W Graham estate with nine month creditor claims. Champ Graham attorney. notices for creditors heirs and legatees to file claims. Also includes notice of hearing on Mary A Simmons estate seeking sale of Lots 41 and 43 in Block 9 University Addition Ottawa Kansas with defenses due February 11 1965. Ottawa Herald January 27 1965.
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Exiles Question Gu tierrez Menoyo Capture Report
In Miami a Cuban exile group questions Havana radio’s claim that guerrilla leader Eloy Gu tierrez Menoyo was captured. Menoyo, who departed Miami last year, may have formed a guerrilla force in Cuba, a spokesman says.
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Cuban revolutionary lawyers open socialized practice in Havana
Miami officials report that a new collective of revolutionary lawyers has opened in Cuba, with private practice banned and the group monitored by Havana radio. The AP notes the development is being observed from Miami as authorities monitor the shift.
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