Soybean leading crop in Franklin County farms
Soybeans remain the leading crop in Franklin County with about 134000 acres harvested in 1967 and a county average yield near 20 bushels per acre. A field study near Ottawa highlights Wayne Clark 63 and Kent as top varieties with yields listed for several hybrids. Planting dates and 20 and 40 inch rows affect yields, while fertilizer effects are inconsistent. The report also covers dairy herd management and pork production guidance, emphasizing record keeping, selective culling, replacements, and boar selection for improved efficiency and profitability.
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Franklin County
Ottawa
Wayne
Clark
Kent
Texas
Correa
Veit Cong lure squads target Marines near Da Nang
In Da Nang Vietnam three Marines are missing or fatally harmed after encounters near streams where women allegedly lured Marines into danger with seduction. U.S. Marine counterintelligence traces a Viet Cong unit of about 30 women training in English and information work. Authorities note the danger posed by close proximity brothels and the risk of covert attacks by local females amid the base complex.
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DA Nang
South Vietnam
Gence
Air Pollution Costs Kansas City Families Big Bill
An AP report from a U.S. Public Health Service conference states average metropolitan Kansas City family spends 385 yearly on cleaning and maintenance due to air pollution. Testimony notes health risks from particulates, with an ideal pollution level proposed at 66 micrograms per cubic meter and abatement costs estimated at 26.4 million annually.
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Kansas City
U.S
Serene County
Ize
Edward J. Fairchild
National Center For Air Pollution Control
EHU Notes Happy Homemakers Broiler Menu Roll Call
The group held a spring tea awarding a gold seal and a bake sale plan at the Gas Office. Donations totaled five dollars to the Red Cross and three dollars to the Cancer Fund. Mrs Evan Lloyd presided and Mrs Lloyd Carr received a birthday card shower in hospital after surgery. Mrs Harry Dale led the lesson Broiler Cues.
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Red Cross
Cancer Fund
Evan Lloyd
Lloyd Carr
Harry Dale
Global Space Law Debates Probe UN Agency and Moon Treaty
Space law experts from many nations discuss creating a UN style space agency to govern all space activity and resolving issues from rock return rights to territorial air space. They cite existing treaties and urge preemptive norms as nations seek rules for free space and space mishap responses.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
U.N. Space Agency
United States
Soviet Union
U.N. Space Treaty
Earth
Energy Agency
Outer Space
Harold Berger
Philadelphia
Federal Bar Association
Committee On Space Law
United
Mrs Carolina Woods Turns 102 In Raleigh Birthday
Mrs Carolina Woods marked her 102nd birthday in Raleigh praising the good Lord and corn bread with pot licker as contributors to her longevity in an AP report from North Carolina.
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Raleigh, N.C
Carolina Woods
Missouri Rancher Runs a Cutting Horse School
Springfield area rancher Don Mullins operates one of the nation’s unusual schools teaching cutting horses and owners the art of separating a cow from the herd. He emphasizes cow sense in Quarter horses and gradual, patient training to readiness for competitions with growing purses nationwide.
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Springfield
Asher Creek
Don Mullins
Mulling
Mullins
Rusk seeks 2.1 billion foreign aid bill approval
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged Congress to enact a 2.1 billion foreign aid bill, insisting the United States can spend less than one percent of wealth to foster a safer world. He testified that aid must continue for South Vietnam Latin America Africa and other Southeast Asia nations, with South Korea Thailand and other allies maintaining military readiness and development.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
United States
Rusk
House Foreign Affairs Committee
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Latin America
Africa
South Korea
Thailand
Coffeyville youth earns Carnegie Hero Fund medal
Anthony D. Quaglione of Coffeyville Kansas was posthumously honored by the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission for sacrificing his life to save Clyde F. Stills during a 1966 swimming trip above the Verdigris River dam north of Coffeyville Stills then 15 and Quaglione 19 swam toward turbulent water at the dam in May 1966 Quaglione moved through the rapids to reach Stills and both were swept under again before Quaglione sank at the culvert end of the basin. Stills survived.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
Coffeyville, Kan
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission Today
Anthony D. Quaglione
Clyde F. Stills
Verdigris River
Coffeyville
Anthony
Nunzio T. Quaglione
Stills
Quaglione
Coffe Mof “Coffee
Sion
Quagllione
Quagilione
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Bozworth Report
Future Farmer
Lance Hart
Williamsburg
FFA
Kansas State University
Kansas Future Farmers of America
Stephen Ayers
St. Vinecent’s Hospital
New York
St. Louis
Ayers
Midwest Aviation, Inc
Kansas
Sene
Carr
Lawrence VI
EHU
Spacemen
Russia
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
Sp Suar
Space
Isidoro Zano
Interna
Ealing
Iti
Brazil
Inter American Bar Association
Space Law Committee
International Atomic Energy Agency
Zanotti
United Nations
Ottawa, Kansas
Bay and Las Lees
Missouri Rancher Running School
West
National Cutting Horse Association
Anderson County
Garnett Junction
Highway
WSF
Joe Mischief
Merle and
Wesley
Saffron Glass Co
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