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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1965
Page
4
High intensity rains have stripped productive topsoil from unprotected croplands, filling ditches and washing soil into streams. Losses in fertilizer, reseeding, and fuel raise costs. the Franklin County Soil Conservation District urges advance planning and soil management practices to prevent further erosion and protect future harvests.
Warner Flinsbaugh arrives home in rural Wellsville after a 2000 mile cross country motorcycle trip from Los Angeles. He cites lower cost and scenery as benefits of bike travel, notes wind burn and 21 hours of sleep en route, and discusses Ace of Clubs activities and plans to perform in three shows on July 4.
The United States cuts desalination cost from 4 to 5 dollars to about 1 dollar per thousand gallons. Despite gains, prices remain high for consumers at roughly 35 cents per thousand gallons. President Johnson orders a $275 million program and calls for an international desalting conference in October.
President Johnson resumes 37 million dollars of surplus food shipments to the United Arab Republic under a three year program expiring in 1968. State Department cites improved relations after a six month aid suspension and Cairo actions, including compensation for a burned library and halted Congo support.
Duane Pope, 22, Roxbury Kansas, in U.S. custody, resumes move to Nebraska after a grand jury indicts him on six counts for the Big Springs bank robbery slayings. He waived preliminary hearing and removal, checked into Buchanan County jail under an assumed name, then left with U.S. Marshal J M Wilson and Deputy Walter Bryant.
In Khabarovsk the Red Army appears boldly as China asserts the region near Manchuria and Mongolia be returned. Troop trains, river crossing drills, and bridge guards indicate strong military presence, though no public sign of heightened force since Mao’s claim renewal last year.
Annual 4-H Round-Up at Kansas State University Manhattan features sessions on citizenship, public and private responsibilities, career exploration talks, and international perspectives. Delegates tour campuses, interview professionals, and hear from Gov. William Avery and Dr. James McCain as they reflect on 4-H progress and future opportunities.
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