Wellsville Milk Program expands at school
Wellsville School began an afternoon milk and cookie program for grades one through six on Monday September 11 with students paying 1ic per week 10c for milk and 5c for cookies Kindergarten has milk morning and afternoon. Rural area youngsters mainly attend morning sessions and Harrison Eames and Paul Jones drive carts to take rural children home at 11 am A second group from Wellsville attends in the afternoon. Absences Wednesday due to high waters closed roads. fourteen high school students including Doug Higbie and Raymond Wiseman were at the mid America Fair in Topeka. attendance normal Thursday. Ted Thoren returned to Adriance's Sept. 5 after recovering from a spider bite.
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No Control Ends Northwest Electra Flight Tragedy
Northwest Airlines Electra bound for Florida failed after takeoff from Chicago O Hare, killing 37 including a mother and four children. Investigators cite last words no control as clue, with pilots’ messages obscured by overlay. Crash occurred in a muddy field near O Hare after tumbling from several hundred feet.
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IKKSUJunior Is Dairy Princess
Hutchinson AP Carolyn Thompson a 20 year old Kansas State University home economics junior was crowned Kansas Dairy Princess at the Kansas State Fair. Alternate Gloria Lea Bartholomew 18 from Fort Hays State College received the honor. The Kansas Dairy Association sponsors the contest now in its sixth year and Thompson earns a $300 scholarship and a wardrobe from the association.
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Jump Tryouts At Olathe Kansas City AP News
Between 100 and 150 top jumpers will compete in national parachute championships and U S team tryouts in Olathe Kansas during May. Eight jumpers will be chosen for the U S team for the international meet at Orange Massachusetts next year. About 15 to 20 nations including Iron Curtain countries expected to participate.
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Iowa State Opens Big Eight With Uneven 21-0 Win
Iowa State Cyclones defeated Drake 21-0 in Ames after a fourth quarter burst. Coach Clay Stapleton’s team showed late scoring drives as Dave Hoppman threw two touchdowns and Drake’s miscues aided the rally while Tom Watkins’ absence and recent line losses left Town State with a tough go.
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Nicklaus Eyes Open Masters Ambition After Amateur Win
Nicklaus, 21, won the United States Amateur at Pebble Beach and aims to conquer the Open and the Masters. He outslugged Dudley Wysong 8 and 6 in the 36 hole final, finishing 20 under par over 136 holes. Eddie Duino compared Nicklaus favorably to Palmer, while Joe Dey called him the era's best amateur. Nicklaus said he has no plan to turn professional.
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Training Rules Not For Him Tournament Joy Ends In Canada
Whitney Reed of Alameda California ignored training rules after winning the Canadian singles championship over Britain's Mike Sangster 3-6 6-0 6-4 6-2. He stayed up all night celebrating the victory and then walked into the locker room the next day.
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Maris Talks Day Off Amid Race To Ruth Record
Roger Maris said he might ask manager Ralph Houk for a day off during the three game series with Baltimore to rest after hitting his 58th home run. He would rest for the game Barber starts, hoping to conserve energy while aiming for Babe Ruth’s 60 in a 154 game season. Houk plans no day off before the pennant is clinched as the Yankees need two more wins or Detroit defeats to clinch.
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Wint Smith backs Birch demand on Warren impeachment
Wint Smith of Mankato Kansas former Republican congressman argues the John Birch Society has a right to demand impeachment of Chief Justice Earl Warren. He spoke at a Unitarian Church forum on Sunday.
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Supreme Court Decisions Mention Earl Warren Signers
Smith asserts the Supreme Court issued seven rulings favoring the Communists and claims Earl Warren’s name appears on each of those opinions. The remark frames a controversial view of the court’s decisions and sets a political interpretation of the signatory records.
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