Kansas Dairy Princess Contest Seeks Franklin County Entrants
Entries for the Franklin County Dairy Princess contest are due by midnight Monday. Candidates must be dairy farm owners or residents aged 16 to 24, must be single, and commit to public appearances during the reign. Six county entrants will be judged June 26 by three non resident judges, with the winner advancing to district and state levels culminating at Hutchinson on Sept 18–19 and at the Kansas State Fair on Sept 19. The Ottawa Chamber hosts a noon luncheon at the North American Hotel to announce the winner.
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Cave Dweller Evicted From Fort Worth Lake Cave
Lyn Anderson, a 19 year old Fort Worth resident who lived in a lakeside cave near Lake Worth for nearly three weeks, was evicted by authorities. A Georgia Tech student and a Pennsylvania cave dweller offered her cave options, while a high school football team reportedly invited her to share Oklahoma caves. An unsigned postcard from Spiro Bulldogs suggested living in caves near Kerr Dam with the lake as a front yard.
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Space heroine Valentina Nikolayevna Tereshkova gives birth
Moscow dispatch reports Valentina Nikolayevna Tereshkova, the world’s only spacewoman, born a daughter last Sunday. The baby weighs about seven pounds. Father is cosmonaut Andrian Nikolayev. The couple, married November 3 in Moscow, honeymooned in South Asia. Dr Evgeny Petrov said Valentina is healthy. Khrushchev hosted the wedding reception with a symbolic gift, a doll girl.
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Foreign Aid Contest Called Off This Year By James Marlow
Washington AP analysis recalls a decades long din of budget fights between Presidents and Congress over foreign aid. This year President Johnson sought 3.5 billion and won near approval. Congress delays and scrutiny mark a new, cautious pattern in aid politics.
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Equal Pay In Effect Grows With New Law
Washington AP reports a new Equal Pay Act of 1963 takes effect under the Fair Labor Standards Act, covering more than 7 million women and prohibiting wage discrimination by sex. It also applies to men, with penalties up to 10000 dollars and potential imprisonment for a second offense. Back pay can be sought by the secretary of labor upon employee request.
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