Meet America s wonder farmers of the sixties
Frankfort Indiana, NEA profile of Bill and Erland Rothenberger, two Midwest farmers who modernize crops and livestock with high input use and mechanization. They manage 409 acres, feed 310 cattle, raise hogs, and invest in $20 000 tractors and $35 000 feed systems while stressing cost accounting, specialization, and agri business growth.
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Frankfort
Ind
NEA
Indiana
Bill
Erland Rothenberger
Rothenbergers
America
Iowa
Fashion Farms
Bill Rothenberger
Erland
Farmer's Bank of
Eri
Rothenberger
Farms and 4-H News From the Amarillo Area
The Amarillo Oil Mill seeks local soybean markets with county agents coordinating grower interest. Bruce Parr and Claude Andrews urge acreage details including irrigation status. 4-H wraps a show circuit with 15 members and 23 calves across six events, earning top prizes and leadership gains. Tomorrow, Fred Elliott and his cotton team from A&M hold two educational meetings at Tell school and the district courtroom. Insect control and farming education are emphasized.
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Amarillo
Bruce Parr
Claude Andrews
Houston
Dallas
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Fred Elliott
A&m
Tell
Lemur Youths Found Isolated in Madagascar Forests
Zoologists report young male lemurs native to Madagascar living in isolation. The American Museum of Natural History notes that a young male often disputes with dominant elders and may be exiled from the group.
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United Press International
Madagascar
American Museum of Natural History
Temperature readings for March 5 1962 and past 24 hours
The report records a 24 hour period starting Monday noon to Tuesday noon with a high of 49 degrees and a low of 27. For March 5 1962 the maximum was 58 degrees and the minimum 25.
Temperature Extremes Reported Across US
The Weather Bureau logged a record cold of 13 degrees below zero at Caribou Maine and a very hot day with highs of 95 at Cotulla and McAllen Texas on Monday.
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United Press International
Weather Bureau
Caribou
Maine
Cotulla
McAllen
Tex
Film pact signed by Italy and United States
Rome report says Italy and the United States, the world’s two largest film producers, signed an accord Monday to exchange films between the two nations.
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Sign Film Accord Rome
UPI
Italy
United States
Almanac notes and world events for March 5 1963
Almanac roundup highlights on this date include reflections on the Boston Massacre in 1770, Nazi election results in Germany in 1933, Stalin's death in 1953, Khrushchev’s 1962 warning, and a thought for the day from Stalin. Also notes Venus and Mars visible with Mars as the evening star.
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Unied
Press International
Venus
Mars
Boston
Germany
Reichstag
Josef Stalin
Russia
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Central Committee
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South East Panhandle
By John Strohm
Childress County
Harry Cox
TLE
DUATT
I. D. Russell
Feed & Grain
the Almanac
U.S.S.R
Stover
Bruce
4Th St. NE
Pesticides Dept
American Dyanamid Company
Peachtree Industrial Blvd
Chamblee
Georgia
Well Street
Texas
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