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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1964
Page
6
Erie county officials note that farmers can profit by feeding cattle on otherwise unused farm resources. Small feeder programs use idle labor forage and facilities, salvaging nontillable pastures crop residue and wasteland. Costs stay low by using existing machinery, with herd size ranging from a few head to several hundred per farm.
Fredonia report by county agent Don Pherigo explains three corn rootworm species. Western and northern worms rarely damage sorghum roots, so rotating sorghum after corn is safe. However, corn after sorghum can suffer severe root damage as eggs hatch next spring.
Diverted water quantities and the land area diverted to must be reported to the Chief Engineer Division of Water Resources State Office Building Topeka after the irrigation season ends. The annual data are collected to maintain the water right and ensure proper allocation.
A major debate over pay television pits consumer groups, theater owners, and broadcasters against federal authorities and networks. Subscription Television, Inc. led by Sylvester L. Weaver Jr. aims to turn pay TV into a broad business with sports, films, ballet, and opera. By 1969 California trials could wire 70,000 homes, with national reach hoped at 10 million by five years. Critics warn of talent loss from free TV. supporters predict necessary competition.
Edwin O. Reischauer U S ambassador to Japan has been discharged from Tripler Army Hospital in Honolulu where he had been treated since April 23 for hepatitis and for a stab wound suffered after arriving to recuperate from a mental derangement incident involving a Japanese youth.
In New York at the national Red Cross convention, Gen James F Collins new president urged the organization to seek out and do what is needed even beyond current programs. He envisions Red Cross as a dynamic social force in a changing society. In Hollywood Marlon Brando is ordered to bed with inflamed glands, described as not serious by his doctor and not mumps.
Massachusetts Democrats elected 56 delegates at large. Official April 28 primary returns show Edward Kennedy top with 195,814 votes and Robert F. Kennedy second with 85,824.
Homeowners confuse damp-proofing with waterproofing. Damp-proofing uses one or two layers of bituminous coating on exterior foundations to block normal ground moisture. Waterproofing applies a membrane to exterior walls to protect against all below grade water, under pressure or not, if properly applied.
Twenty five Cuban professionals from Miami arrived at Kansas State Teachers College for a year of retraining under a cooperative federal and private grant program. They study for teaching or library work, supported by monthly family stipends and normal college fees, amid a hard-to-read English environment. The group aims to return to Cuba, while adapting to American education methods and student life.
Washington report notes Secretary Wirtz says roots of poverty lie in lack of education. A study of 2,500 youths who failed the Selective Service mental test found 80 percent were dropouts and 40 percent quit by eighth grade or below.
Erie county agricultural agent Bill Dickson notes staking tomatoes keeps fruit off the ground and may cut disease injury. Use strong stakes like iron rods or poles, placed three to four inches from the plant, and avoid driving them down after establishment. Staking requires pruning and tying, with 2 to 3 leaf axil suckers removed while leaving top suckers for sun protection.
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