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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1966
Page
7
Kansas Farm Bureau Federation president Walter C. Pierce urged Secretary Orville Freeman to end farmer uncertainty over wheat allotments. In a telegram Pierce called for an immediate decision on increasing allotments after the July production estimate.
To rehear rolls dust with a hint of cold water and place in a brown paper bag. Seal the bag tightly and warm in a moderate oven for about ten minutes. This method restores softness and keeps crusts crisp.
The Chanute Public Library adds many new titles including biographies on Khrushchev by Cranshaw and thrillers like The Detective by Thorp. A rotating mineral display by the Chanute Gem and Mineral Society is planned with books on rocks and collecting.
Luci Johnson wedding in Washington DC features a carillon performance by Robert Grogan. The Shrine of the Immaculate Conception will host the ceremony with Grogan playing for an hour before and after, including a televised portion of the event.
A scientifically selected sample of local households will join a nationwide survey this month to estimate Americans plans to buy autos houses and major appliances. The questions supplement the Current Population Survey and are asked three times yearly for Labor Statistics. Census interviewer for this area is Perina Gibbs Pittsburg.
Chicago native Ron Jackson, a rookie for the New York Knickerbockers, averaged 29.8 points per game for Clark College in Atlanta last season. He also played for Wisconsin and is from Chicago.
The Kansas Weather and Crop Bulletin reports that hot dry conditions have hindered corn growth in the past week. Despite some widespread showers, soil moisture remains short across about four fifths of the state, and rains are needed to support pasture and range feed for herds.
A new group named The All-Parties Cow Protection Agitation Supporting Committee is formed in Bombay to lobby for a ban on cow slaughter and to support other anti slaughter groups. The cow holds sacred status for Hindus in India.
A lighthearted survey mocks quick judgments on gender, fashion, and social behavior. It playfully critiques bow ties, holey summer shoes, restaurant pricing, sermons in heat, and dating etiquette, highlighting social stereotypes with satirical bite.
Nepal has one physician for every 50 000 people, the United Nations ECAFE survey shows. In contrast Japan averages one for 930, Ceylon 4 500, Burma 5 000, and Afghanistan 40 000 residents per doctor.
Washington AP reports increased sorghum holdings in Nebraska Kansas Texas Oklahoma and South Dakota raise farm stocks to 43 percent above the long term average. About 72.7 million bushels were under CCC loan or purchase deals and April-June disappearance reached 63 million bushels, 26 million more than last year and 22 percent above average.
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