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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1965
Page
5
Kansas State University economist Dr. Dale A. Knight predicts major shifts. Farms will drop from present levels to 2 million down to 800,000 by 1980 with most output from larger farms. capital costs rise steeply and training increases. Farm production is expected to rise 35 to 47 percent by 1980 as efficiencies grow.
Slaughter totals through mid August show about 15.9 million head, six percent above last year, while average weights declined reducing beef output to a one percent rise. Calf crop is about 43 million. cattle numbers by year end likely near last year. Feed lot numbers and potential weight gains could delay marketings into 1966 amid price volatility and tax timing.
Excessive rainfall creating surface water can cause parasite or disease problems in farm animals if animals drink it. Draining these areas or fencing animals out may prevent livestock losses.
Shortage of vitamins and minerals causes most animal problems. Purilak yeast mineral vitamin supplement and Purilak Pow-R-Pak with extra high potency of vitamins A D2 and E plus higher yeast content help reduce disease colds scours off feed slow gains and improve feed conversion for better profits.
Police report an enraged barber killed an 18 year old in Nagpur when he and other customers left a crowded shop rather than wait their turns. The attacker used scissors to fatally stab the youth, prompting investigations and welfare concerns.
Manhattan officials report certified wheat seed is available in quantity for 1965. Howard Wilkins notes 3,000 more acres certified than 1964 as mixed varieties concerns rise. Scout, recommended for most Kansas soils, was certified on 4,246 acres and should not be planted before the fly free date. Kansas Crop Improvement Assn directory and extension agents provide seed sources.
A Washington AP report details the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission facing organizing challenges as it shapes policy on separate but equal job ads for men and women. Roosevelt Jr. chairs a committee amid split views. guidelines could allow gender specific ads while avoiding race terms.
In 1961 Stew art Fraser Husband of Cessnock received a two pence dividend from the Newcastle Co-Operative Building Society. He still holds the check and four letters from the auditors asking why it was not presented.
Linda Turner of Wood River, age 14, sat alone in James Walters' car and started it by mistake. The vehicle, in gear, lurched forward mowing shrubbery in two front yards and crashing into a front porch. Turner said she tried to brake but pressed the accelerator instead.
Washington focuses on the India Pakistan war as tanks push toward Lahore and officials plan possible evacuation of 3000 Americans in the area. U.S. warns Americans in India and backs UN efforts to halt fighting while Johnson stays in touch from the LBJ Ranch.
The article calls milking time the most important five minutes in dairying. It notes gains from proper feeding, breeding, and management can be lost without good milking. Emphasizes efficient milking machines, udder massage, and proper practices.
Kansas Grain Inspection Department reports wheat harvested this year averaged 11.4 percent protein, down from 12.1 percent in 1963 and 12.2 percent in 1964. Highest protein fromwest central and southwest Kansas. samples collected by county agents from 90 counties. Dr. Harold E. Jones notes samples obtained for Kansas Wheat Commission and tested by the state department.
Local briefs from Chanute Kansas cover community notices and events as of September 7 1965. Includes short reports on civic happenings and upcoming gatherings in the Chanute area.
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