Integration Not Expected Despite Court Order
In Farmville Virginia Prince Edward County expects few white and Black students to share classrooms next fall despite a Supreme Court ruling to reopen schools integrated. Officials privately fear attendance will be almost entirely Black in public schools while whites attend private segregated schools as counties explore tax funding for a public system.
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Prince Edward County
U.S. Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
U.S. District Court
Harrison
Virginia
John F. Kennedy
Prince Edward Free School Association
Morality in Government Tops Voter Concerns in Topeka
Walter C. Peirce president of the Kansas Farm Bureau told the Topeka League of Women Voters that morality in government is the key issue for voters today. He warned that power has concentrated in a central government and checks and balances have eroded due to deals and pork barrel spending. He urged public awareness and action to stop wheeling and dealing in government contracts and cited Bobby Baker as an example of lucrative influence.
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Topeka
Walter C. Peirce
Kansas Farm Bureau
Peirce
Topeka League of Women Voters
Congress
Bobby Baker
Pomona Plans Study Of Sewer System
Pomona will study the feasibility of a sewer system and treatment plant with a 60 to 90 day survey. City clerk Mrs Delbert Eichinger said the project, estimated at 180000 dollars, could use federal funds with the balance from a local bond issue. Pomona received 750 dollars in advance from the Community Facilities Administration to conduct the survey. Edinger Engineering of Wichita will perform the study as Pomona has a city water system and many homes use septic tanks.
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Pomona
Delbert Eichinger
Eichinger
Community Facilities Administration
Washington, D. C
Edinger Engineering
Wichita
Tanganyika Visitors May Be Invited To Ottawa
People-to-People Ottawa chapter to decide at eight pm Wednesday whether to invite 30 Tanganyikan students for a 10 day Ottawa visit as part of a sister city plan with Oxelösund Sweden. Roe berts says the group hopes for exchanges and potential trips for members and Oxelösund residents.
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Oxelesund
Sweden
Bob Roberts
Roberts
United States
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Ranch Buys Third Of Imported Angus Bull
A one third interest in an imported Angus bull named Ermitte of Haymount sold for 67000 dollars. Garrett Angus Ranch of Longmont, Colorado, bought the share at a dispersal sale held at Staley farms in Clay County. The bull, imported from Scotland, was the 1960 international champion. The remaining two thirds are owned by Allandale Farms of Kingsport, Tennessee, and Blue Sky Farms of Kearney, Missouri. First day saw 153 head of cattle sell for over 400000 dollars. sale continued today.
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Haymount
Garrett Angus Ranch
Longmont
Colo
Staley Farms
Clay County
Scotland
Allandale Farms
Kingsport
Tenn
Blue Sky Farms
Kearney
Heat Hurts Wheat Crop in Kansas Weather Sour
TOPEKA AP The Kansas wheat crop again suffers from hot dry weather. The federal state crop reporting service says 1964 prospects declined last week with browning wheat in many areas. May showers offered only temporary relief. 82 percent headed by last Saturday up from 60 percent a week earlier and 68 percent average. Corn seeding at 78 percent, sorghum 26 percent, soybeans 39 percent.
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Topeka
Kansas
Regents Weigh Reconsideration of Executive Sessions
Kansas Regents will revisit its resolution allowing closed meetings at the June 25-26 board meeting. Critics include Henry Bubb of Topeka and Clyde Reed of Parsons who oppose executive sessions and urge removal from bylaws. The board also approved budgets for five state colleges totaling about 73.4 million dollars, with remaining budgets for Wichita State and Pittsburg State to be reviewed.
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Kansas_ Regents
Henry Bubb
Clyde Reed
Parsons
Bubb
Reed
Clement H. Hall
Coffeyville
Wichita State University
Pittsburg State College
University of Kansas
University of Kansas Medical Center
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Emporia State Teachers College
Ft. Hays State College
Frozen Valve Delays Apollo Moon Mission Test
CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. AP The unmanned Apollo moonship model launch was postponed from today to Thursday due to a frozen nitrogen valve in ground support gear. After a near three hour struggle with the fault the National Aeronautics and Space Administration canceled the countdown. The valve, part of the cooling system for the instrument package, must be replaced and rechecked.
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Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Holstein Sets Production Record At 15,390 Pounds Milk
A two year old registered Holstein co owned by E Wayne Anderson of Ottawa produced 15390 pounds of milk and 633 pounds of butterfat in 305 days. Kansas State University supervised weighing testing and production in cooperation with the Holstein Friesian Association of America. The output exceeds the average U S dairy cow by about 7800 pounds of milk and 358 pounds of butterfat per year.
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E. Wayne Anderson
Ottawa
Kansas State University
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
U. S
Ottawa U Alumni Reunion Week-end Planned
More than 500 Ottawa University alumni are expected for the 99th anniversary reunion this weekend. A dinner in the university union Saturday evening features AP columnist Hal Boyle. The class of 1914 marks its golden anniversary with a Friday dinner, and the class of 1954 begins its tenth anniversary with a Friday dinner. Phi Delta Kappa meets Friday noon in the union, former athletes and 0 Club members will lunch there, Baccalaureate is Sunday at 10 a.m. in the First Baptist Church, and graduation exercises are 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Wilson Field House.
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Ottawa University
Coe Hal Boyle
Associated Press
University Union
Phi Delta Kappa
Fix Mer
Fir ‘St Baptist Church
Wilson Field House
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