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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1963
Page
9
A reader explains a fry method: cook chicken first, then dip in batter and fry briefly to brown. It notes moisture loss causes peeling of pre dipped coatings. The piece also promotes vitamin rich foods, seasonal produce, and a forthcoming bulletin on sleeve fitting with three methods for easing fabric and shaping sleeves.
Moscow reports that Oleg Penkovsky 44 was executed after a death sentence for high treason in the spy case with Greville Wynne 44. The Presidium refused clemency. Wynne received eight years confinement after claiming he was tricked by British intelligence. The court said they fed 5000 films of Soviet documents to the West in 16 months.
Farmers in 41 test counties across 13 states have applied to convert over 205000 acres of cropland under the cropland conversion program. Kansas participates in three test counties Crawford Jackson Jefferson with five total projects including Atchison Ford Neosho and pilots in Jackson and Crawford.
Go Getters 4-H Club highlighted safety during the May 8 session Connie Keller discussed “Tunting Safety” and members answered roll with a safety slogan Connie Vendohin presented a project talk on operation safety Norma Lea Cronin demonstrated a Johnny Silver sandwich Mary Ann Burgardt played accordion Doyle McGraw spoke on his horse project Marvin Cronin explained parliamentary procedure for amending a motion Barbara Dechant led in recreation Myles McGehee and Melvin Mott families served refreshments Reporter Deloris James. Sherlock Strivers 4-H Club held its monthly meeting name of favorite teacher given for roll call Awards for parent leaders were presented A vote approved money toward buying a new plane for the 4-H building and the club planned to sell fireworks as a fundraiser Project talks followed by Wendy Adams.
Budapest informants say talks among the Vatican the United States and Hungary's Communist government yielded an agreement to permit Cardinal Mindszenty to depart for Rome within days. The move would ease U S Hungary and Vatican diplomatic tensions and pave the way for broader concessions. Mindszenty was sentenced to life in 1949 for treason, freed in 1956, and has sheltered at the U S Legation in Budapest since the Soviet crackdown.
The text notes two monarch butterfly populations in North America, one in the western states and another extending across the Midwest and East. It identifies distinct regional groups without detailing causes or trends.
Larry Frazee of Columbus is elected president of the Kansas State University Collegiate 4-H Club. Other fall officers include Charles Munson of Junction City as vice president and Barbara Symns of Atchison as secretary. The four honored seniors this year are Judy Blount Gilmore of Manhattan, Steva Robb of Lawrence, Larry Hinnergardt of Ransom, and Dary Loeppke of Lakin.
experts at Kansas State University advise May and June as ideal for warm season grasses including zoysia bermuda and buffalo. Meyer 7-52 zoysia shows promise in Kansas with spring dead spot affecting bermuda. Plant by plugs sprigs or stolons, keep weeds out, and roll seed beds. buffalo grass seed can be planted May or June with light seed cover and regular moisture until roots form.
In Finney farming, wind erosion control is crucial during dry years. Stubble mulch farming uses crop residues to shield soil, reducing wind and water erosion, lowering runoff, and improving soil moisture retention. residues may be kept on the surface and, if needed, partly incorporated to protect cropland.
The article urges stubble mulch to reduce dust storms and notes the May 21 1964 Wheat Marketing Quota Referendum. It outlines voting eligibility rules for producers, owners, tenants, and administrators, with guidance to contact the County ASCS Office for clarification.
The AFL-CIO Machinists Union accepts a new contract with Boeing, ending a month of bickering and three threatened strikes. About 41,000 hourly workers gain roughly $29 to $30 million in salary increases over three years, with a retroactive pay of about $7 million to Sept. 16 and first raises on June 7. In the Seattle-Renton area, $5 million will flow into the local economy from a June 21 special payday.
San Francisco postal workers to receive aerosol pepper spray canisters to deter dogs that attack carriers. The four inch cans contain a cayenne pepper extract, issued by the Post Office as a safety measure for mail carriers.
An unclear advertisement fragment mentions a light to deter prowlers and a low monthly charge. It specifies models and a price of one dollar per month, but details are incomplete and the scope is ambiguous. No definite event or subject is clearly stated.
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