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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1964

Page

5

State To Acquire Fulton Birthsite for Public Interest

Maurice K. Goddard announced a public hearing under Project 70 on land acquisition to purchase the Robert Fulton birthplace. The Lancaster County site of about 60 acres on Route 222 between Unicorn and Goshen includes a house, barn, and corn crib, Fulton born November 14 1765.

Maurice K. Goddard Gov Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters State Historical’ and’ Museum Commission Robert Fulton Chase Lancaster County General Assembly Pennsylvania Pio Neer United States Unicorn Goshen Fulton

Lamb industry panel at convention weighs live price factors

Denver delegates in the National Lamb Feeders Association final session discussed price factors. Executives warned that light receipts need not raise live prices and may even lower them due to rising processor costs. By products such as tongues livers and pelts heavily influence prices, with export market demand critical for pelts and livers. Heavy lambs remain a burden for sale.

Denver Colo National Lamb Feeders Association Cently Lamb John Copeland Swift & Company Chicago Bob Davis Bath Packing Company Waterloo Iowa Davis Art Sullivan Armour & Company

Dropout Survey Details Why Youth Quit School

A US Department of Agriculture report based on the 1960 census finds more than a quarter of the nation’s 16 to 24 year olds were dropouts. Rural youths show higher rates. nonwhites much higher than whites. notable gaps by parental origin.

US Department of Agriculture USDA Economic Research Service U.S United States Europe

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