Mountaire Poultry Company expands in Arkansas industry
Mountaire Poultry Co started in Colorado, moved to Arkansas May 1 1960, and grew into a six corporation network producing broilers turkeys roasters and fowl. leadership includes Ted Cameron president Pete McNeice vice president and George Tenney secretary treasurer with Naely Cassady and William D Brown on the board. the firm emphasizes cost accounting and feeds a wide Arkansas production system with multiple mills and hatcheries supporting 400000 weekly broilers and 140000 breeder hens plus 150000 turkeys.
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Mountaire Poultry& Co
Ted Cameron
Cecil Gingerich
Mountaine Farms
Colorado Corporation
Arkansas
Colorado Distribution House
Mountaine Farms of Arkansas
W. G.pete McNeice
DeQueen
Ark
Denver
Arkansas Corporation
Mountaire Farms
Arkansas, Inc
Mountaire Poultry Co
Mountaire
Mountaire Farms of Arkansas, Inc
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Pete McNeice
George Tenney
Norman Nichols
Neely Cassady
William D. Brown
Kenneth Penney
Mountaine Poultry Company
Lex Killebrew
Killebrew
Arkansas Poultry Federation
Cassady’s Hatchery, Inc
Arkansas Poultry By-Products, Inc
Mountaire Poultry Company
William D
Bill” Brown
Bill Brown
Mr. Brown
Nashville Feed Mills, Inc
Nashville
Hope Feed Mills
Innc
Hope
Buford Hall
Chiles
Doc” Batson
Leonard Riges
Nashville Mills
Mountaine Poultry Co
G. W. Ritchie
Loyce Tapp
John Cox
Western Meat Packers, Inc
Mountaive- Western Co
M. C. Smith
J. N. Thompson Associates, Inc
Thompson White Rock
J. N. Thompson
Tec Cameron
Joe Ray
Robert Wagsoner
Dr. Salsbury’s Laboratories
Mills Credited With Tax Reforms In Arkansas
The Ways and Means Committee chair Rep. Wilbur Mills is credited with guiding tax reform proposals now under review. Attorney Leo H. Irwin said Mills blocked an early broad tax cut and opened the path for reform during the Southern Conference of CPAs. Atlanta’s Claude Hamrick Jr was named president elect, with Gayle L. Dalfers from New Orleans as vice president and Thomas W. Leland of College Station Texas as secretary-treasurer.
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Ways and Means
Wilbur D. Mills
Ark
Leo H. Irwin
Mills
Irwin
Southern Conference of Certified Public Accountants
Claude Hamrick Jr
Atlanta
Accountants
Gayle L. Dalfers
New Orleans
Thomas W. Leland
College Station Tex
Burma Airways plane missing with 21 aboard
Burma Airways airliner missing since Monday with 21 people aboard is believed to have crashed in Communist China. An airline official said a message from Chinese authorities reported an unidentified plane crossed the China Burma border Monday evening and contact was lost.
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Rangoon
Burma
Burma Airways
China
China- Burma
One of Summer's Scenic Wonders Iced Coffee Trick
A camera trick makes iced coffee look inviting. Two fast methods: instant coffee with cold water and ice, or brew regular coffee over coffee ice cubes. Prepare extra breakfast coffee to freeze, then pour over the cubes as they melt for flavor. Use rich cream and sugar syrup for best results.
Arkansas moves to ban business package insurance
Little Rock AP Arkansas Insurance Commissioner Harvey G Combs ruled Tuesday that insurance firms in the state cannot offer a business package policy. He criticized an earlier approval for a comprehensive five hazard and vehicle liability policy as rushed and too bulky. The decision cites risks of insolvency, rebate abuse, and loss of department control, noting the single policy could span 80 pages.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Harvey G. Combs
Combs
Insurance Department
Numbers shaped branding across a century of business
The piece traces how numbers have guided product names and branding from Heinz 47 Varieties to 7-Up and 4711 cologne. It notes banks and the IRS moving toward numeric identities, AT&T dropping exchange names, and historical origins of numeric brand names such as Brand's A1 Steak Sauce and Vat 69.
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Sam. Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York Cap
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
At&t
Brand
Britain
George IV
Cologne
Mulhens
Mathens
Sanderson
Leith
All-Stee
Boone Approves Hospital Bonds
In Harrison Arkansas voters approved a $295,000 bond issue to finance a 380 bed addition to Boone County Hospital by 620 to 136 and a five mill tax to repay the bonds by 515 to 155. The federal government will provide an additional $225,000.
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Harrison, Ark
Boone County Hospital
Arkansas Guard to Test Readiness in Otis Cape Cod Drill
The 189th Tactical Reconnaissance Group of the Arkansas Air National Guard will move 30 officers and 130 airmen to Otis Air Force Base Massachusetts June 22 23 for a training operation to test readiness and gain mobility experience.
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Little Rock
189Th Tactical Reconnaissance
Arkansas” Air National Guard
Otis Air Force Base
Cape Cod
Mass
Race Law on School Bills Seeks Federal Education Reform
More than twenty House members introduced a bill to require anti discrimination amendments on existing federal education laws. It would cut funds for programs run on a non segregated basis and stop piecemeal clauses from being added to new bills. Affected laws include the National Defense Education Act Vocational Education Library Services Act Land Grant College Act and public laws authorizing funds for overcrowded districts near federal installations. The House Rules Committee will reconsider the measure first.
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Washington
House
House Rules Committee
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