New Dairy Products To Get Market Test
Virginia Tech economist F Ortega Jr reports several new milk products may reshape Virginia fluid milk markets. Sterile and concentrated milks offer long shelf life, while price, regulation, and supermarket dynamics will determine adoption and impact.
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Adders F. Ortega, Jr
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Virginia
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Ortega
Orleco
Ortego
Markey
Ortege
Orlego
Holston Institute Hosts 4-H Club Fair At School
Three Holston Home Demonstration Club groups will stage a fair in the school gym on Thursday from 1 to 9 pm. The event features baked goods canned items cloth items garden produce and handicrafts with no admission. Public is invited and other 4-H groups are welcome. In Knoxville S W Cole of the University of Tennessee is named to a committee on pork product safety.
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Knoxville
S. W. Cole
Umverty
Tennessee
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Asneulture
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County Financed Film TV Museum Threatened by Politician
Los Angeles County backed a four million dollar motion picture and television museum plan. County Supervisor Hahn warned funds could be withdrawn if theatres continue to show what he called junk films. Producers said efforts to curb indecent work would not halt the project as meetings continued with county officials and industry leaders.
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UPI
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Motion Picture and Television Museum Commission
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Voters Favor Wheat Quotas in Referendum Returns
Preliminary USDA returns from August 24 in the 39 state commercial wheat area show 74.4 percent of 205,856 voters favored marketing quotas for 1662 crop wheat. Of total votes, 194 percent supported quotas while 20.6 percent opposed. Tennessee approval reached 93 percent. Marketing quotas take effect for 1962 crop wheat with enough farmer support.
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US Department of Agriculture
Tennessee
Miss Fletcher to Receive National Award for Home Work
Lebanon Virginia Miss Mary Virginia Fletcher a Russell County home demonstration agent since October 1949 is named for distinguished service by the National Home Demonstration Agents Association The recognition will be presented at the national meeting in Boston October 1 She has produced five state winners in the Tools project and one national winner in pardoning She promoted a fundraiser for the Southwest Virginia 4 H Center near Abingdon and Russell County met its quota She supervises 13 home demonstration clubs with 276 members and 28 4 H clubs with over 1500 members including many youth participants.
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Mary Virginia
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Russell County
Virginia
National Home Demonstration Agents’ Association
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Donat
Rockbridge
National Association
Boston
Southwest Virginia
Abingdon
Russell
Money Crisis Faces Patterson as Budget Lapses
Montgomery Alabama Gov. John Patterson confronts a looming three week deadline to fund state agencies after a $13.5 million general appropriations bill failed in the Senate. The constitutionally required funds must be ap propriated by law, leaving Patterson with options from calling a special session to risking a partial shutdown.
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Fort Deposit
Hugh Moses
Hamilton
Monney
Alabama
Health Department
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Patterson
Supreme Court
Year round turkey eggs via controlled lighting at Virginia farm
On Virginia farms turkey producers use a restricted light program to raise year round egg production. At 20 weeks, keep females on 6 hours light daily, then shift to 15 hours during summer with dark periods, using artificial lights and fans to manage house conditions.
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Blacksburg
Turkey
Beltsville
A. T. Leighton, Jr
Burkey
Virginia Paly
Leighton
Leighian
Beltsville White
You Your Child and Epilepsy Leaflet Offered Free
A 7th educational leaflet from the Federal Association for Epilepsy explains that epilepsy should be discussed openly to support affected children. It urges honest discussion, modern treatment, and educational practice to enable a near normal life for epileptic individuals and notes free copies are available from Epilepsy Foundation at 1333 FL Street, Washington, DC.
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Federal Association
FL Street
Ington
D.C
No Trouble Expected In Dallas Desegregation Of Schools
Dallas officials anticipate a peaceful start to desegregation as Negro students join formerly all white schools. Police chief Jesse Curry expresses optimism and cites precautions taken. Superintendent White to announce exact school assignments near opening time. Civic groups and the Dallas Citizens Council urge nonviolence and orderly integration amid nationwide court rulings.
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Supreme Court
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Dallas Citizens Council
Forve
Race For Mayor Centers Around Old Prejudices
New York voters confront a bitter primary as Mayor Wagner faces Comptroller Levitt. The race centers on alleged ethnic and religious appeals with charges of anti Jewish bias and lists used to mobilize voters. Wagner accuses Levitt backers of race based tactics amid TV appearances and campaign denials.
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UPI
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Robert F. Wagner
Way
Achar Levitt
Levitt
Wagner
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