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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1963

Page

8

Welcome Given New Family KIMBALL News Note

Farmers report wheat yields around 30 bushels to the acre as the Kimball community hosts a welcome supper for the Witt family. Local hospital stays include Mrs. Smith and Henry Hazen, with care at Mercy Hospital. 4 H events and Bible School wrap up as summer activities continue.

Kimball Albert John Chambers The Kimball Ful Frank Smith Dabette County Medical Center Gordon Harding Erie Henry Hazen Mercy Hospital Fort Scott Donald Hazen Debra Shirleen Danny Samples Kimball] Eub Church Carl Hazen Paul Cook George Simmons Jewel Clements Don French Esther Clements Juanita Allen Jolene Hodgden Linda Raney Julie Coover Harold Mount Don Dreyer Cindy Parsons L. Crabb

Kennedy Asks Unions To Back Civil Rights Drive

President Kennedy urged AFL-CIO leaders to back a broad campaign against job discrimination. He met with over 280 union officials at the White House and sought top-level union cooperation on civil rights, voter registration, and bi racial outreach.

Washington Kennedy Afl-Cio George Meany White House Aflcio Trade Union

Agricultural Giant In Dairy Industry

The dairy industry dominates American agriculture with 28 percent of food and a fifth of the sector. Over 10 billion dollars in dairy products are sold yearly, supported by 5,157 fluid milk firms and 200,000 employees. Dairy transport uses about 400,000 vehicles, and processing plants drive demand for equipment, packaging, and chemicals. Community economies hinge on dairy prosperity through banks, retailers, and services.

Cheese sales share tops two percent of chain profits

Day evening visitors of Mr and Mrs Henry Hazen attended. Several from the community attended the annual meeting of Joint Rural High School No 3 Thursday evening at the school. Friday evening the same group and many more attended the annual meeting for Joint Common School District No 100 at the same location. Routine business was transacted and plans were made for the coming school term.

Guy Renfro Kenneth Renfro Durant Oklo Roy Daggett Jim Daggetts Elmer Owen Kansas City W. G. Johnson Eudora Henry Hazen Harold Samples Danny Francis Lee Kay Verna Gary Fort Scott Mercy Hospital Ethel Owen R. F. Johnson Stark Don French Billie Karen Walter Clapson Walnut Lloyd Thompson Elsmore Earl Vandervoort VFW Kimball Floyd Lee Harry More Morris Raney Willard Allen Juanita Cheryl Robert Charlies Baugh Chanute Stella Laver Ray Humboldt Joint Rural High School No. 3 Joint Common School

Milk facts and dairy production figures

A short informational note cites milk weight and product yields. It states a quart of milk weighs 2.15 pounds and an eight ounce glass costs about six cents. It adds that 21 pounds of whole milk yield one pound of butter, ten pounds yield one pound of cheese, and twelve pounds yield one gallon of ice cream. It notes the U S ranks fifteenth of seventeen in per capita milk consumption, with Ireland first.

United States Ireland

Cow Model Of Efficiency

The cow is a highly efficient natural factory with a four stomach system able to digest grasses humans cannot. In 1962 the U S dairy sector had about one million farms with part dairy activity across all states. Milk cows numbered roughly 17 086 000, down five million since 1950, yet per cow output rose from 5314 to 7370 pounds over twelve years. Five major breeds plus one dual purpose breed support dairy farming nationwide.

United States

Satellite Balloon Demonstration Tests Echo II

NASA demonstrated a 135 foot diameter Echo II communications satellite balloon in Lakehurst New Jersey as part of two to three weeks of tests before its launch later this year from Vanderberg Air Force Base California.

Lakehurst N.J National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Vanderberg Air Force Base Calif

Macmillan Faces Tory Revolt Over Scandal Crisis

Prime Minister Harold Macmillan clung to office as Conservative rebels grew bolder in Parliament. Former chancellor Selwyn Lloyd challenged leadership while Labor and Liberal demands for resignation intensified. Health Minister Enoch Powell and Education Minister Sir Edward Boyle were also seen as wavering in the party split.

London Harold Macmillan Macmillan Selwyn Lloyd Lloyd Enoch Powell Sir Edward Boyle Powell House of Commons John Profumo Christine Keller Profumo Miss Keeler

Kentucky Eyes Integrated Districts by Year’s End

The Kentucky Department of Education aims for all 206 school districts to have some form of integration or plans admitting children of all races by the end of 1963. Only 20 districts in 1963 began without apparent integration plans, signaling progress amid nationwide desegregation efforts.

Frankfort State Department of Education Kentucky

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