SIU Horse Study Seeks Missing 7200-Foot Film
SIU seeks the finder of a 7200 feet motion picture parcel containing a year’s work on horse communication by George H. Waring. The film, linked to SIU’s Horse Center and the Cinema Sally foal research, vanished after arrival June 10. Contact Frank Paine at SIU.
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Frank Paine
Southern Illinois University
SIU
George H. Waring
Littleton
Colo
America
Houston Waring
Waring
George
Mattoon
Richard Lumkin
School of Agriculture
SIU Horse Center
Gertrude Hendrix
Urbana
Margaret Meade
Samoa
Miss Hendrix
Cinema Sally
Sally
Why the cost of living keeps rising in 1967 wage deals
Excerpts from a National Affairs Bureau report show negotiated wage increases in 1967 reaching 14.9 cents per hour in Q3, with year-to-date gains of 14.2 cents. Manufacturing up 13.6 cents, nonmanufacturing median up 19.6 cents, construction median at 34.7 cents, all signaling higher prices as living costs spiral.
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The
Bureau of National Affairs
Tax Federation reports 86 individuals with 1965 income over 1 million
The Taxpayers' Federation cites IRS data showing 86 single persons reported adjusted gross income of at least 1 million in 1965, with total taxable income of 1.1 billion and average tax on those returns. It notes rising numbers of top wealthholders and outlines broader 1962 wealth and cash holdings among single and widowed individuals.
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Taxpayers’ Federation
Federation
Tax Foundation, Inc
Internal Revenue Service
Warning to Snow Shovelers From Illinois Heart Association
The Illinois Heart Association warns winter shoveling poses heart attack risks for middle aged and older men, especially with heart disease history. Rest periods, careful pacing, proper dress, and doctor approval advised before heavy snow work.
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Illinois Heart Association
The
Turkey Production Up 8 Percent Ahead of 1966
SIU poultry specialist Scott Hinners notes 1967 turkey production estimated at 125.6 million birds vs 116.5 million in 1966 with major gains in Missouri Arkansas Texas and California. Heavy breeds rise while light breeds dip. California leads with 19 million birds and Illinois produces just over one million.
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Scott Hinners
Southern Illinois University
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Missouri
Arkansas
Texas
California
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Turkey
Dye tracer studies measure water travel in Illinois streams
Illinois State Water Survey chief William Ackermann reports on summer dye tracer studies using harmless red dye to track flow. In a Vermilion River stretch near Streator the dye moved two miles in four days where dam pooling occurred and eleven miles in about three days downstream.
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Illinois
William C. Ackermann
Illinois State Water Survey
Ackermann
Vermilion River
Streator
Controlling Birds And Home Health Topics In Waterloo
Farm advisers outline a November 20 meeting on bird control led by Robert P. Kelly, with a second Pure Water session on November 27 and the Cattle Feeders Day on November 30 at Urbana. Also notes on sow bug control, state tree nursery stock, winter turf injury, and storage of bulbs.
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Farm Bureau
Waterloo
Robert P. Kelly
Dept. of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service
R. E. Favreau
Dept. of Health
University of Illinois
Urbana
Crossword Puzzle Across Clues Extracted From Paged List
A partial crossword clue set lists terms and definitions such as Panama for one harmonizes extreme cattle thief Cole Christian festival under world goddess Haul Greek letter Rough lava distant decays darkness river into Bay of Biscay leash Miss Lanchester and namesakes edges a part river into the Seine metallic rock permit and other related hints.
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Tarry
Mergansi
Panama
Virginia Sym
Ironsy
Good Friends
Cole
Bay of Biscay
Miss Lanchester
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George W. Smith
Roy P. Conrad
Ophelia Mueller
Alice Horcher
Clarion Printing Company, Inc
Columbia
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Presley Blake
Rolls Royce
Dusenberg
Blake
Springfield
Mass
Albert Meyer
Frankfurt Rhein-Main
West Germany
Arm H. Obst
Monroe County Farm Adviser
University of Ilinois College of Agriculture Cooperative Extension Service
the Seine
Guido
NASA
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