4 H Reporter Duties Highlighted in Club News
Sue Brandt outlines the role of the 4 H reporter, stressing accuracy and concise reporting of events such as meetings, hay rack rides, skating parties, and picnics. Reporters maintain notebooks with copies, clipping records, dates, and club photographs to preserve yearly records and provide two feature stories from each Franklin County club for the Ottawa Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Brandt
Franklin County
Ottawa Herald
Newton Plans for Pellegreno Visit in July
Newton officials plan a special program for Mrs. Ann Pellegreno, the 30-year-old former school teacher, who hopes to stop in Newton on the return leg of her around-the-world flight about July 3.
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Newton, Kan
Newton
Ann Pellegreno
Debt ceiling vote defeat shocks Johnson policy
Washington AP reports House Republicans joined conservative Southern Democrats and antiwar liberals to reject President Johnsons bid to raise the debt ceiling by 29 billion. The 210 to 197 defeat prompts a new budget plan and possible domestic spending cuts as July 1 auto keeps the 336 billion ceiling only temporarily before a funding crisis.
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Washington
House
Johnson
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
Nue
GOP
Middle East
Congress
John W. Byrnes
Wissconsin
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ari
Treasury
Vietnam
Gerald R. Ford
Negro marketing firms rise as advertisers seek Negro dollars
A growing number of Negro marketing specialists and all Negro agencies appear to serve the expanding buying power of the African American market. Firms like Clairol and Eastman Kodak hire Black public relations experts to target and improve their image with Negro consumers, reflecting a broader industry shift toward ethnic group specialists and in-house agencies on Madison Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clairol Inc
Spe
Madison Avenue
D. Parke Gibson
New York
Reuben J. Patton
Uptown
NAACP
Uptown Associates
Clarence Holte
Expo 67 Used As Christian Gauge at Montreal fair
New York AP reports church drama experts plan to use Expo 67 as a testing ground for new means of conveying faith. The interdenominational conference aims to gauge cultural conditions and explore experimental communication without speech or alphabet. About 250 specialists from Protestant agencies and church schools will attend a seven day Montreal workshop August 26 to September 2.
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New York
Blaine J. Fister
National Council of Churches
Montreal
Fister
National Council
Interchurch Cooperative Agency
Big Rain Improves Yields Yet Erodes Soils Cited
Recent rains boost moisture but cause erosion along field edges and road ditches. Silt barriers stress erosion control while terraces, sod waterways, diversions, and deep rooted legumes boost soil water retention and organic matter. Proper terraces require extra labor but protect land and raise yields.
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4 -H
Kansas State University
Harold E. Jones
Kansas Cooperative Extension Service
Sunflower State
Washington D. C
Peggy Moomaw
Ensign
Center
Anne Christie
Ottawa
LBJ
Negro PR
Donmiberg
McGill University
Pen-Jel Corporation
Nicholson Ave
Kansas City
Maytag
Washpower
S. Main
Osage City
Market St
Emporia
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