Import of German Simmental Semen Boosts U S Beef Breeding
On July 20 1971 Carnation Breeding Service Watertown Wisconsin received the first Fleckvieh and Gelbvieb semen shipments from West Germany a milestone in U S beef production The plan includes a national headquarters and a detailed beef testing program conducted with German breed associations and government oversight.
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U. S
Fleckvieh
Gellevieh
Carnations Service
Watertown
Wisconsin
Leness Hall
Carnation
U.S
Hall
Cattle Association
Tahoma City
H. G. Williams
Ada
Ramada Inn
Oklahoma City
Rattlesen
Europe
United States
France
Meu
Mexico
Hajl
USDA
West Germany
Canada
Switzerland
Carnation Breeding Service
USA
Germany
Arden Piper
Piper
Lenessell
A. S
West Gemany
A. I
Schwandorf
Bavaria
Besamungsverein Aisch A. I
David ©. Herrick
Schwandorf Stud
Goose That Breaks From Refuge Draws Fort Gibson Hunters
Oklahoma City reports that Maxima Canada goose may wander from Lake Fort Gibson Waterfowl Refuge, attracting local hunters who hope for a rare encounter this fall.
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Oklahoma City
Lake Fort Gibson
Geese sighted near Western Hills Lodge and refuge
Due reports geese spotted at Western Hills Lodge and four to six miles from the refuge. He urges waterfowlers to resist the temptation to shoot and asks sportsmen to help the flock reach huntable proportions this fall.
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Western Hills Lodge
Due
Livestock outlook improves as fall hog prices rise
USDA projects rise in live stock output this fall with more beef and pork but reduced veal lamb and mutton. Hog slaughter expected to ease from high 1970 levels, with prices near 20 per hundredweight in late July, while fed cattle and calf crops signal bigger feeder supplies next year.
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Washington
Agrculture Department
USDA
Det
Bec
Col.-Dee
Dairy farmer Nepermann life centers on dairy work near Chicago
Ir AP profiles John Nepermann a 30-year dairy farmer on 160 acres 45 miles west of Chicago. He milks 56 Holstein cows at 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. daily with help from his wife Clarice and son Paul. The farm buys 100,000 gallons yearly and routines leave little time for vacations or holidays.
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Advia, Ir
John Nepertain
John Nepermann
Chicago
Nepermann
Clarice
Becky
Paul
Police report notes single accident and bond forfeitures
One accident occurred Wednesday raising August totals to nine. Karen F. Massey backed from a parking area and collided with Sidney Wood as he drove by. Bonds forfeited for speeding terms, and multiple defendants pled guilty or innocent in district and municipal courts with fines and jail time listed for various offenses.
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Karen F. Massey
E. 12Th
W. 14Th
Sidney C. Wood
Karen Massey
Lynette Ann Cecil
Marilyn Rose Canon
Freda Fay Johnson
Mollie
McClure
Sarah Emma Morris
Billie Jo
Overton
Richard T. Byrd
Wilma Lee Cosper
Earl Gene Gray
Bill Green
Paul Harold Stanley
Delilah Dean Cavett
John Wesley Duncan
Gary W. Vance
Rhonnie L. Burton
Walter Howard
Mary Lou Mays
Linda Harrison
U.S. reports 14 fatalities in Vietnam action
In Saigon the U S Command said fourteen Americans were killed in action last week, a six year low, with fifteen other troops dying from nonhostile causes. Maj. Richard Gardner confirmed six in action, six previously missing now listed as dead, two wounded, and seventy one others wounded during the period.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
Maj
Richard Gardner
Illness Strikes Sunshine City Writer Mary Green
Sunshine community staff writer Mary Jo Green of the Weekly is hospitalized in Oklahoma City University Hospital. Admitted two weeks ago, her illness diagnosis is pending and she may remain hospitalized. Cards may be sent to room 310.
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Mary Jo Green
Sunshine Community
University Hospital
Oklahoma City
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