Power Puff Parlor raises varied rabbits on Wayne French farm
On the Wayne French farm west of town, rabbits of many sizes and colors are raised under the Power Puff Parlor system. Checkered giants New Zealand Whites and Giant Greys live in three deck 36 section apartments designed by Mrs. French. Tammie French and two younger siblings help with care while the family sells some specimens to a Burlington dealer for Missouri markets. Mrs. French notes rabbits vary in temperament with some does making good mothers and bucks showing temper when upset.
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Cherry Mound 4-H
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Hotel Astor to be torn down after 62 years in Times Square
The Hotel Astor, a Broadway landmark opened in 1904, will be torn down at year start to make way for a 40 story office tower. Owner quotes frame the closing as part of a wider New York hotel decline driven by faster travel and changing business habits.
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Television Log The Week's Nightly Lineup Schedule
A dense list of TV programs across hours with Bugs Bunny Amateurs to midnight and late-night movies. It outlines daily airings, including news summaries and features like The Egg and I Thunder Afloat and Land of Pharaohs, with daytime staples such as Meet the Press and Bewitched era shows.
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Today in History May 13 1966 Highlight
On May 13 1966 events include the founding of Jamestown Virginia the first permanent English settlement in America in 1607 the last Civil War engagement at Palo Pinto Texas in 1865 the US protest over the Lusitania sinking in 1915 and Winston Churchill 1940 statement I have nothing to offer but blood toil tears and sweat.
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Helicopter Fleet Expands in Viet Nam War Effort
Washington reports the U S increases its Viet Nam helicopter fleet to about 1,800 within a month, adding new US-based helicopter companies. Officials expect operations to weather monsoon limits, with gunships playing a larger role as fighter sorties dip in rain.
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