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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1963
Page
5
The farmer who turns under a crop of clover or other green manure each year builds a soil organic matter supply. Roots left after harvest contribute to the organic matter reserve, a needed supplement for soil health.
Wellsville Baptist Church hosts a family relations class led by Rev. Homer Ganong with participants Nancy Courter Sue Haikler Mary Hostetter Frances Ware Joan Groshong Carolyn Layton Norma Patton Lois Dunham Carol Cramer Marjorie Leach Linnie Tyler. PTA officers elected include Bill Coughenour C. E. Pulver and Mrs Earl Kahler with secretary Mrs John Reeves. A soil science lesson explains organic matter humus roles and effects on soil structure and fertility.
Walter H. Judd former Minnesota congressman will deliver the annual Thomas W. Butcher lecture at Emporia State College on March 28 in Civic Auditorium. The talk is sponsored by the Butcher family Emporia State student council and the college special events department and is open to the public.
New York AP report says Internal Revenue Commissioner Mortimer Caplin outlines liberalized rules to allow wives of business hosts to be deductible for goodwill entertainment. The change addresses protests over prior IRS stance that only wives of guests were covered.
In Longview Washington a 30 foot high 60 foot long metal and canvas bridge was erected over Olympia Way to help squirrels reach food across from Public Library Park. Contractor Amos J Peters funded the structure at no cost to the city.
The Herald announces a weekly reward of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by readers. Tips encouraged from the public to help cover local happenings and stories.
Washington AP Assistant Secretary of Defense Arthur Sylvester faces congress Monday to explain the administration’s information handling during the Cuban missile and bomber crisis. A House subcommittee hears industry leaders as they urge clear government guidelines for future crises.
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