Kennedy Opposes Ervin Civil Rights Bill Revision
Senator Edward Kennedy denounces Sen. Sam Ervin's substitute as watering down the House civil rights bill. The subcommittee backed Ervin 5 to 1, with the full Judiciary Committee to consider it, while Kennedy vows to fight for the stricter version that requires proof of racial or other discrimination to qualify for federal penalties.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate Constitutional Rights Subcommittee
Judiciary Committee
Ervin
House
Johnson
Record sugar beet crop growth in Kansas forecast
Kansas is expected to post a record sugar beet crop plus large sorghum, soybean, and hay outputs for the year. Corn per acre yield would hit a record 73 bushels, up from 59 in 1965, with production at 74,387,000 bushels. Sugar beets at 432,000 tons, grain sorghum 152,656,000 bushels, soybeans 19,778,000, and hay 5,403,000 tons.
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Topeka
Kansas
Federal
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Hippies Face Cold Welcome From Future Farmers of America
In Kansas City 10000 FFA youths survey signals on hippies. Members criticized long hair and drug talk yet defend the right to protest. Some urged better conduct and still others dismissed hippie culture as foolish or dangerous to the American work ethic.
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Kansas City
Future
Future Farmers of America
FFA
David Dietze
Canby
Ore
David Gilbert
Cortland
N.Y
Aaron Digman
Monroe
Wis
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