Wheat production may be hiked after global grain shipments
Senate Agriculture specialist Sen. Jack Miller said 1967 U.S. wheat output may need increase to offset new shipments to India and Pakistan. China? No. The United States plans 500000 tons to Pakistan and India pledged 900000 tons, with winter wheat plantings up 26 percent and a potential record crop. He noted delayed January February aid helped prompt other nations to contribute grain. Pakistan will also receive 30000 tons of tallow. The White House said any long term India aid must go through Congress while preserving reserves.
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Farmers Answer More Wheat Call
Washington AP Farmers boost winter wheat plantings for 1967 by 26 percent and the Agriculture Department forecasts a record winter crop of 1.28 billion bushels, with total winter and spring production at 1.6 billion or more. Plantings reach 54.1 million acres, aided by high foreign demand and food aid outlook into 1968. Improve weather could raise harvest potential.
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Herbicides Information At County Meeting
Area farmers are invited to a countywide information meeting on herbicide use at the Courthouse in Erie Tuesday evening January 3 at 7 30 p m. Dr Erick Nilson Extension Herbicide Specialist and Fred DeLano Neosho County Agent will lead the session.
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Neosho County
K-State University
Greenhouse Tomato Clinic Planned at Kansas State
A greenhouse tomato clinic for Kansas growers set for January 27 at Kansas State University Student Union. Co sponsored by Horticulture and Community and Resource Development. Extension staff and faculty will discuss greenhouse construction soil testing varieties plant diseases and recordkeeping. Open house to follow. contact county agent for details.
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Bigger celebration on Christmas Day at Axtell home
In Clackamas Oregon the Axtell family marked Christmas Day with a double celebration Mrs Axtell turned 22 on December 25 and gave birth to a 9 pound son News from AP notes the joyous event at the Byron Axtell home on Christmas Day.
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Clackamas, Ore
Byron Axtell
Beetle Species Count Reaches 277000 Mark
Scientists report a milestone as the known beetle species total rises to 277000, reflecting ongoing biodiversity discoveries and cataloging efforts across multiple regions and habitats.
Pruning Fruit Plants During Dormant Season
Neosho County Agent Fred DeLano cautions gardeners to prune fruit plants late in the dormant season. He notes evidence suggests delaying trimming reduces stress and improves regrowth.
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Fred DeLano
Neosho Co
Winter care tips for beef calves and pruning in orchards
NEOSHO COUNTY Agent Fred DeLano emphasizes winter calf care for 4 H beef projects including clean pens and bedding, ice-free water with a trough heater, daily brushing, and leading calves. He also urges enrolling calves in the Rate of Gain project and highlights pruning timing, technique, and tool sharpness to prevent tree injury and decay.
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4-H Club
Fred DeLano
Neosho County
DeLane
DeLano
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
An advertising feature outlines consumer tips for safe purchasing practices. It highlights checking sources, comparing prices, and verifying seller credibility to avoid scams and faulty goods.
Uncle Sam Cuts Storage of Grain
Washington reports that the Agriculture Department will reduce grain storage activity for the second time in 33 years of federal farm aid programs. The plan notes bins and structures with nearly 1 billion cubic feet of capacity will be downsized as part of cost cutting and efficiency efforts.
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Agriculture Department
Global recalls and tensions span China to Macao and space tests
Reports from Tokyo and Moscow describe Maoist purge targets Liu Shaoqi and Teng Hsiao-ping denounced in Peking as state leaders face arrest amid upheaval. Tass notes Luna 13’s lunar soil tests and photo transmissions after a successful landing. A Seoul court condemns Suh Min-ho to two years for proposed talks with North Korea leader Kim Il-sung. In Macao riots allied to Communist China leave dozens hurt, while U.S. grain storage policy reductions impact 1957 to 1948 facilities and future supply stability.
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South Korea
Suh Min-ho
Democratic Socialist Party
North Korea
Kim Il-sung
Nick the Greek to be buried in Las Vegas
Nicholas Andrea Dandolos known as Nick the Greek, the famed high roller, died Sunday at Mt. Sinai Hospital at 85. A spokesman said he will be buried Thursday at Woodlawn Cemetery in Las Vegas, where he did much of his gambling.
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Los Angeles
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Dandolos
Las Vegas
Nev
Edward Bros. Colonial Mortuary
Woodlawn
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Moose Antlers Could Reach Sixty Pound Weight
A historical note explains moose antlers may weigh as much as 60 pounds, highlighting their size and heft in relation to the animal’s physiology.
Fire destroys Barry Goldwater's $10,000 sports car
Firefighters suspect arson in the blaze that consumed the short wave radio equipped car at former Republican presidential candidate Barry Goldwater's Phoenix home. The incident occurred Monday as firefighters arrived to find the vehicle in flames, near WAVERLY Minnesota Humphrey family snowmobiling tale.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Shrimp Thriving Inside a Loggerhead Sponge
A marine biologist reports a single loggerhead sponge housing about 16 000 shrimp. The finding highlights sponge reefs as tiny reef habitats supporting dense crustacean communities.
Chanute Tribune Briefs From Dec 27 1966 Page Six
Chanute Tribune reports local notices and brief items from December 27 1966. Community events, small developments, and announcements reflect mid century Midwest life in Chanute Kansas.
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