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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1961
Page
11
In June's Dairy Month the Dairy Cow is hailed as nature's perfect food and the foster mother of the human race. The piece extols milk's nutrition and the cow's role in transforming coarse feeds into a refreshing drink.
A roadside pheasant tragedy prompts a conservation plea urging motorists to slow down. The piece notes eggs and young birds lost when wildlife crosses roads and warns that while some wildlife will be hit, care is needed to protect dependent young and habitats.
Aimed at twenty million self-employed Americans doctors lawyers and farmers would gain access to pre tax retirement funding. HR 10 Keogh bill backed by House Ways and Means 18 to 5 with similar Senate measures pending hearings. Senator Bennett calls for equality of opportunity for self employed in saving for old age.
Lancaster Farming weekly edition lists staff and offices with publication details. The notice shows editors Jack Owen and Robert G Campbell, address in Lancaster PA, publication frequency Saturdays, and subscription rates.
The proposal would let company owners participate in a retirement plan like employees but cap annual contributions at the smaller of 2500 dollars or 10 percent of income. Benefits would be taxed as ordinary income when received and funds could be held by a bank trustee or used to buy annuities. The Senate Finance Committee reported favorably on a similar measure last year and Congress action is hoped soon.
The US Department of Agriculture proposed amendments to poultry inspection rules to reduce water absorption during federal inspections. The aim is to limit moisture uptake from ice and refrigerated water used in washing and chilling, while preserving wholesomeness and quality under the Poultry Products Inspection Act.
Devotional lesson for June 4 1961 surveys Ecclesiastes 1 2 12 18 and related passages. The author presents Ecclesiastes as a puzzled tired cynic seeking life’s meaning while acknowledging moments of certainty and call to fear God. It contrasts vanity weariness and the glimpses of order and purpose within life.
Farmers are urged to give freshening cows an eight week rest period to gain body weight for a higher milk yield in the next lactation. Planning is advised as spring and early summer milk prices may be high later in the year to optimize production.
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