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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1956
Page
3
Range and feeder sectors report improving sentiment as baby crops and consumer demand lift meat outlook. Drought persists in southern regions while production remains high and prices face pressure from costs and inventories.
An advertisement touts Septic Tank Cleaners and Drain Opener to clear clogged drainage lines and remove roots, rags, paper, grease, and organic matter at a low cost with fast results. It urges readers to buy now.
President Eisenhower remains in the hospital in good spirits and hopes to leave within a week after a 7:40 a.m. bulletin reports a good night’s rest and stable weight. He has named Vice President Richard M. Nixon as his personal representative for July 4 ceremonies in Manila marking the Philippines independence anniversary.
Three Hungarian children aged five to nine were killed in Vienna when a World War II mine they found exploded while they were playing with it. The tragedy underscores dangers of unexploded ordnance.
The article notes nearly 9.742 million cattle head with about 60 million beef cattle, and an estimated 13 billion pounds of beef to be eaten in the year. It quotes Hall and Dave Rice of the Colorado Cattlemen's Association on population growth and subsidies, and details USDA plans to buy meat for school lunches if prices fall, plus wool incentives to support growers.
New York Governor Averell Harriman testified to a House subcommittee on military operations saying the Eisenhower administration lacks a realistic, effective civil defense plan. He urged federal leadership, cabinet status for the civil defense administrator, and a national plan while preserving local groups.
The July issue guides readers on weekend getaways and big vacations with travel tricks for comfort and convenience. It promotes picking up the magazine where magazines are sold.
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