Quake Experts Watch Southern California Faults
Seismologists report microquake swarms on the San Andreas side show activity while the Cajon Pass and San Jacinto faults display differing patterns. Researchers warn there is not enough data to predict a big quake, but note San Jacinto is currently the most active fault in Southern California.
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Los Angeles
California
James Brune
California Institute of Technology
Seismological Laboratory
Brune
San Andreas Fault
San Francisco
Mexico
Palmedale
Cajon Pass
San Bernardino
San Jacinto
San Andreas
4-Hers Prepare For State Fair Activities
4-H youth in Kansas gear up for the Mid America Fair in Topeka September 8 to 14. Bill Merhoff, new trainee 4-H agent in Franklin County, follows Lloyd Davidson in duty. Livestock judging includes swine on Sept 9 and other species on Sept 10. Exhibits span livestock, clothing, foods, home economics, crops, photography, and demonstrations by top 4-H members with public viewing encouraged.
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Bill Merhoff
Oklahoma State University
Stillwell
Okla
Franklin County Extension Office
Merhoff
Lloyd Davidson
Kansas State College
Montgomery County
Sharon
Ottawa
Topeka
Sunflower State
Glenn Busset
Kansas State University
Cooperative Extension Service
4Eh
Southeast Asia themed HDU Notes meeting at Steele home
The BEACON LIGHT unit met on Sept 1 at Mrs. Robert Steele Jr. home for a pot luck dinner featuring Cantonese beef on rice chow mein and other Southeast Asian dishes. President Mrs. Charles Eichenberger led the business meeting while Mrs. Tom King led the Southeast Asia lesson.
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Beacon Light
Robert Steele Jr
Charles Eichenberger
Tom King
Southeast Asia
Marshal Hamileton
Country Circle 4H Club
Soviet grain harvest seen above five year average
MOSCOW AP correspondent reports the Soviet government states the present grain harvest is likely to exceed the five year average of 130 million metric tons. The claim emphasizes a strong agricultural season with crop yields projected to surpass typical annual outputs.
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Moscow
National Spring Garden Planting Week gains support
Washington governors congressmen and a national committee urge a week of Oct 28 to plant lawns trees shrubs and bulbs as a spring garden planting week. Senate passes a resolution for yearly proclamation though House Judiciary Committee delays action. Governors Colorado Kentucky promote cleaner greener lands with garden clubs and magazines backing the drive.
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Washington
National Committee
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Warren G. Magnuson
John A. Love
Colorado
America
Edward T. Breathitt
Kentucky
Syrian unions launch purge amid government reshuffle
Beir ut reports that Syrian labor unions emulating the Red Guards have begun a purge of reactionary elements from the administration. The Socialist government says it crushed a Baath leadership coup and will continue removing opponents, with Al Thawra noting the federation’s executive council empowered to proceed.
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Beirut
Lebanon
China
Red Guards
Syria
Baath Party
al Thawra
General Federation of ‘Syrian
Une Sons
Freshman Activities Schedule and Fall Dates
The list outlines OFU campus events from September 15 to October 28 including chapel services freshmen games and socials. Highlights include the freshman capping ceremony Sept 15 at 7 p.m the all school informal Lot Hop Sept 16 from 6 45 to 8 p.m and Homecoming Oct 28.
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Alpha Phi Beta
Park College
Ottawa
Bethel College
Plaza Theatre
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Mexico City
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Jack Mahoney
Johnny Weissmuller
Ron Ely
James H. Pierce
Ely
American Geophysical Union
University of California At Los Angeles
By Bill Merhoff
HDU
N. Locust St
Kansas
Studebaker
Luther Cochren
Harold Stewart
Edith Crandall
Auct
Elliott Hall
First Baptist Church
THE
GOA Natural Gas
5 Service Co. Home, Business and Industry
Davis
Milt Slavens
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