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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1965
Page
6
The Kansas poultry industry is developing as a business with better eggs and improved selling. Producers will work under contracts with marketing agencies, feed suppliers, and hatcheries to raise quality and volume. Collaboration and supervision are needed for expansion and sustained growth.
New York AP reports at end of 1963 about health insurance coverage in Kansas reaching 70 percent, below the 77 percent national average. Kansas had 1.545 million with hospital expense, 1.508 million with surgical insurance, 1.104 million with medical expense, and 319 thousand with major medical coverage.
The guide states chicks up to four weeks require about half a square foot per chick, four to eight weeks need one square foot each, and feeder space starts at one inch per chick with a rise to two and a half inches after four weeks. Watering begins with two one gallon waterers per 100 chicks and should switch to automatic units with one inch per chick as soon as possible.
Public auction set for Wednesday May 12 located 4 miles north of Stark on Highway 202 then 1 mile east to Savonburg or 10 miles south and 1 mile east of Moran. Sale inside rear Cloverleaf Cafe features furniture appliances tools rugs and dishes. Consignments accepted before 6 30 P M day of sale Col Harris Auctioneer.
An Associated Press survey shows multimillion dollar losses from cold in December and spring frosts across the nation. Hardest hit were apples and peaches in the Northwest, with widespread damage from California to New England. Strawberries suffer heavily in Washington and Oregon.
Carlee Hassmann, 20, crowned Miss San Diego after wow-ing judges in the talent segment by tossing a judo instructor on stage. The event drew crowd attention as Hassmann showcased her judo expertise during the competition in San Diego California.
Frank D. Roosevelt Jr. will head the five member Equal Employment Opportunity Commission created to enforce 1964 Civil Rights Act provisions banning employment discrimination including sex. Other members include Eileen Hernandez Richard Graham Luther Holcomb and Samuel C. Jackson with party ties and racial backgrounds noted.
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