Industry Cheered By Prospect Of Help
AP Aviation Writer WASHINGTON AP A White House study urged massive government aid for the supersonic airliner program drawing cheers from industry and airlines. The report argues for government cost sharing and initial focus on two prototype planes with a year of flight testing before production. Senator Monroney praised the report but questioned raising the government share to 90 percent and moving administration to a new authority. The study stresses the project as a national effort requiring government risk and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Charles C. Tillinghast Jr
Trans World Airlines
Tillinghast
World Bank
Eugene R. Black
Olin Mathieson Corp
Stanley de J. Osborne
A. S
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Senate Aviation
Congress
Monroney
Federal Aviation Agency
Toll road study proposed for U.S. 69 in Kansas
Kansas plans to rebuild U S 69 as a four lane toll highway from the Kansas City area to Pittsburg within five years. The proposal seeks a full feasibility study costing 75 000 to 150 000 with turnpike connections to the Will Rogers Turnpike in Oklahoma. Witnesses include Sen. Ted Saar and Sen. Fayette Rowe.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Legislative Council
R. L. Peyton
Kansas-Missouri
Will Rogers Turnpike
Oklahoma
Peyton
Kansas, Missouri State Line Expressway Association
Roads and Highways Committee
Highway Commission
Kansas Turnpike Authority
The
State Line Group
U. S. 69
Ted Saar
Fayette Rowe
Columbus
H. T. Smith
State Line Association
Windbreak Renovation Advice For Kansas Shelters
Extension forester Jack Kepler notes many Kansas windbreaks need thinning or row additions rather than full replanting due to drought. Recommended spacing ranges: cedars and pines 6 to 10 feet within rows, deciduous 10 to 12 feet. row spacing 12 to 18 feet in eastern Kansas and 16 to 24 feet in western Kansas. Orders are now being taken at county Extension offices with species and price details on order forms.
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Kansas
Jack Kepler
Kansas State University
Kepler
County Extension
Soil Conservation
ASCS
Arkansas Republicans Split Over Rockefeller Governorship Bid
Arkansas Republicans favor Winthrop Rockefeller for governor but back Nelson Rockefeller as presidential nominee, creating an intraparty split between brothers and risking Winthrop’s 1966 gubernatorial bid.
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William Simmons
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Nazarene Official Dies in Kansas City
Dr. T. Ludwig, general secretary of the Church of the Nazarene since 1944, dies at 60 after a 10 day hospitalization in Kansas City. He led Bethany Nazarene College, taught science at North West Nazarene College, and served as president of Bresee College. He leaves a wife, two daughters, and three grandchildren.
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Kansas City
T. Ludwig
Church of the Nazarene
Bethany Nazarene College
Bethany
Okla
Bresee College
Hutchinson
Kan
Northwest Nazarene College
Nampa
Idaho
Dr. Ludwig
Olivet Qmn
Nazarene ‘College
Northwestern College
Wichita University
Samuel R. Keys
Summit, N.J
New Haven
Conn
Anticipat features at Negro Free Library on music history
The Anticipat is showcased at the Negro Free Library with a feature on The Wonderful World of Music by Benjamin Britten. The exhibition traces sound, rhythm, notation and instrument development, and highlights major masters and their works alongside illustrated guidebooks by Posell, Cross, Lang, Thompson and others.
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Negro Free Library
Benjamin Britten
Elsa Posell
Encyclopedia of
Milton Cross
Pau Lang
Oscar Thompson
Mensie
Wallace
Kennedy Noncommittal on Democratic Vice Presidential Pick
Washington AP Atty General Robert F. Kennedy remains noncommittal amid persistent reports he is a leading contender for the Democratic vice presidential nomination. He refuses to speculate on possible Johnson invitation and says he has not made up his mind about the future.
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Orval E. Faubus
New York
Winthrop
Nelson
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Arkansas
Little Rock
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Anyething
Slingshots Draw Attention in Wheatland Market
Local report notes a man named Bob Lukens selling slingshots in Wheatland. The item is described as a weapon used by cowboys and for subduing rattlesnakes in brush areas. It highlights how such devices gain interest among residents and potential buyers.
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Thein
Brush
Lukens
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Lowell Morgan
Emory L. Morgan
Ottawa
RFD
AP Aviation Writer
Frank Gilmore
King Features Syndicate, ‘Inc
Harmeul
Edwin Nederlee
la Crosse
Wisc
Nazarene
Dr. Ludwig Was
Theodore Lud
Wig
Nebraska
Struments
Library Notes
Nell Barnaby
R.F. Kennedy
Topeka Central
Gudenhauf Rendering Service
Skelgas
John’ Martin
Mgr
Wheatland
Bob
Farmer’s
the Farmer’s Best Buy
UES
Sam’s Tire & Supply
Gillette
Aosaal
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