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Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1966

Page

2

Gypsy Operators Warned Over Faulty Lightning Rod Installations

John Baker of the United Lightning Protection Association warns Southern Tier New York counties about unqualified "gypsy" lightning rod crews. The advisory cites Cornell Bulletin 402 guidance and UL master labels, urging careful contractor checks, references, contracts, insurer input, and manufacturer affiliation before installation.

New York John Baker United Lightning Protection Association Baker Cornell Agriculture Engineering

Farmers urged to plant more silage corn early for higher yields

Cornell agronomist Prof. Rees hon Feuer says early planting can boost corn yields by 10 to 20 bushels per acre or 2 to 4 tons of silage at no extra cost. He notes New York farmland has potential to grow corn and alfalfa beyond 1959 levels and urges guidelines on timing weed control and use of early high intensity hybrids.

Cornell University Agronomist Reeshon Feuer N.Y New York State Cornell

Newfield dealer Mazourek returns with farm equipment lineup

Rudolf Mazourek back on the job after an accident last fall. He announces a carload of new farm equipment, including New Idea and Brillion implements, Barn o Moth cleaners, Jamesway barn cleaners, Dean & Lamco forage boxes, Royster fertilizers, and Pioneer seeds.

Newfield Rudolf Mazourek Mazourek Jamesway Dean & Lamco Royster Pioneer Rudolph

Population Growth Shifts Toward Suburban Areas 1960 65

The Census Bureau reports suburban areas outside central cities grew 17.7 percent from 1960 to 1965, reaching 64.2 million, while central cities rose 3.2 percent to 59.6 million. Across 212 metro areas, total population stood at 123.8 million in 1965, up from 112.3 million in 1960. Nonmetropolitan areas increased 3.4 percent to 68.4 million.

Bureau of the Census U. S. Department of Commerce U. S. Bureau of the Budget

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