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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1960
Page
10
Finney county ASC announces July 1 1960 as deadline to file for 1961 new farm wheat allotments. Meeker notes forms available at the ASC office. New farm allotments support farms with rotation needs, loss of possession, or new independent producers.
Kansas State University's branch experiment station near Garden City will host a spring field day on June 16 with a morning session at 10 at the main station. The program includes crop and soil management tours, weather records, soil moisture studies, wheat, barley and oat varieties, insect control, and a tour of an irrigation project northwest of Holcomb in the afternoon.
San Diego AP reports deadlocked negotiations in the Atlas missile labor dispute as Convair cancels all IAM membership clauses while promising not to penalize active workers. Two hour mediation failed with no new session set. Convair cites union leadership and notes a one cent cost of living increase for hourly workers. Union seeks 14 cent raise plus fringe benefits, company offers 11 plus 4 cent COLA. Pay ranges $1.79 to $3.40 per hour. Strike affects 2785 of 27235 IAM workers at Convair facilities and many plants nationwide including Cape Canaveral and Vandenberg bases.
With the new wool marketing year underway, growers must keep complete sales records to qualify for incentive payments under the national wool program. Marketings since March 31 are eligible for the 1960 program and payments will be issued in midsummer 1961. The top-priced wool grower earns the largest payment. the incentive level is 62 cents per pound.
Two teams of 10 surgeons prepare a dual operation at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston involving Virgil N. Beck, a Dayton police sergeant, donating a kidney to his 15 year old son Robert who suffers kidney disease. The plan marks the first father and son donor recipient pair in such a transplant. Surgeons say the procedure may be performed this week with no date set. outcomes remain uncertain for months.
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