Farm Bureau Chief Calls for Vast Change in U S Agriculture
Charles B. Shuman President of the American Farm Bureau Federation urges dismantling current government programs and moving toward a market oriented system with transitional aid. He proposes land retirement indemnities and loans to ease the shift while opposing direct subsidies and import barriers. Exports could double in four to five years with freer trade. He spoke at the Farm Bureau annual meeting expected to draw about 5 000 people.
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Kansas City
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Shuman
Farm Bureau
U.S
Congress
Area Ranchers Buy Interest in Outstanding Angus Bull
The Burch Angus Ranch Mill Creek and Bacacita Angus Ranch Bells Texas bought Michael of H. T. 57 at Holdenville Bull Sale on December 7 for 7700 dollars. Bred and sold by Grady Harris Mobeene Texas the bull posted the highest gaining ratio in Oklahoma 4.57 pounds daily 140 days a total gain of 640 pounds and a weight per day of age 3.16. He is sired by Michael of BAR 117 bred by the Burch Ranch.
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Burch Angus
Mill Creek
Bells
Tex
Michael
Grady Harris
Mobeene
Holdenville
Oklahoma
BAR 117
Burch Ranch
Poaching Preacher Traps Oklahoma Ranger Case
Wildlife ranger Mosely encounters a preacher hunting after hours in western Oklahoma. After a warning and license check, the man admits lying about his activity as Mosely cites hunting after hours and issues a reasonable fine. The incident ends with a lesson on wildlife law.
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Arnett
Oklahoma Wildlife Rangers
Haskell Mosely
Mosely
Oklahoma
Turkey
Mr. Mosely
Ranger Mosely
Jack Sanders Returns From Chicago Dairy Conference
Oklahoma 4-H Dairy Conference winner Jack Sanders of Roff traveled to Chicago for the 14th annual event December 5 to 7. He joined about 200 youths from 25 states for tours of the International Live Stock and Dairy Show, clinics on herd management marketing and dairy careers, and visits with Elaine Marie Moore 1968 69 American Dairy Princess.
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Jack Sanders
Roff
Chicago
Elaine Marie Moore
J. E. Sanders
Floyd N. But
Cooperative Extension Service
Allied Mills, Inc
American Breeders Service, Inc
American Dairy Association
Dairy Breed Associations
Vigortone
Beatrice Foods Company
Carnation Company
Farm Journal, Inc
International Dairy Show
National Milk Producers’ Federation
Oliver Corporation
Pet, Inc
Purebred Dairy Cattle Association
Pure Milk Association
Jack
Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service
Tallulah Bankhead Dies at 65 Bridging Stage Film Era
Bulletin from New York reports Tallulah Bankhead, famed Southern belle turned leading character actress, died at 65 after a brief illness that began with flu and developed pneumonia. Her business manager Ezra Schine confirmed the death.
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New York
Tallulah Bankhead
Miss Bankhead
Ezra Schine
Goodneighbor Club Holds December Meeting at Union Hill
Union Hill club members gather December 4 at Mrs. Lillie Karr home with Mrs. Lena Cochran presiding. The group plans a December 19 Christmas party at Mrs. Ethelene Golden’s home and exchanges gifts.
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Goodneighbor Club
Union Hill
Union Hill Goodneighbor Club
Lillie Karr
Lena Cochran
Ethelene Golden
Matthew
Laura Haines
Susan
Ina Haines
Bettie Cunningham
Wilma Delozier
Jeffrey
Mickala
Lavona Jones
Stephen Newby
Fern Long
Robbie Cushman
Robert
Daisy Binion
Elva Kemp
Ola Fraley
Kenneth
Chriss
Oklahoma deer season sets records across archery and gun
State wildlife officials call the 1968 deer season a definite success. In two gun hunting days 2 236 buck deer were reported and 4 582 deer were taken at official stations with about 500 more expected in 30 days. The largest buck weighed 240 pounds and was captured by Danny McCants of Stillwater, using a long bow.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Danny McCants
Stillwater
McCants
Accident Report Highlights December Totals
One accident occurred Wednesday increasing December total to 10, compared with 11 in the same period last year. At 4 57 p m Gerald K Nishimura of East Central State College lost control on Wintersmith Drive and struck a tree causing $300 damage. Nishimura forfeited a $20 bond for careless driving. Also in Municipal Court Thursday Boby Miller pleaded guilty to disturbance and was fined $20.
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Gerald K. Nishimura
East Central State College
Wintersmith Drive
Nishimura
Boby Miller
Ethel Kennedy Gives Birth to 11th Child in DC
Washington AP reports Ethel Kennedy widow of Senator Robert F. Kennedy delivered her 11th child an eight pound four ounce girl at Georgetown University Hospital by Caesarean section at 8 40 this morning. The baby joins three sisters and seven brothers aged 18 months to 17 years.
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Washington
Ethel Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Georgetown University Hospital
Caeserean Section
Young Hunters Face Gun Control Act Provisions
A newspaper brief explains the new Gun Control Act taking effect December 16. It restricts underage buyers, banning rifle and shotgun ammunition sales to those under 18, handgun ammo to under 21, and limits interstate mail order of firearms, with some intrastate exceptions and dealer-assisted purchases in California.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Farmers Farm Tags Limited to True Farmers Say OK Tax Commission
Oklahoma Tax Commission enforcement warns that only vehicles used primarily for farming may buy farm tags. Improper use carries a $50 fine and requires regular tag purchase. Tags go on sale Wednesday and the law will be strictly enforced this year.
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Oklahoma Tax Commission
Tax Commission
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