1965 U.S. Cheese Output Sets New Record
The 1965 total cheese production in the United States reached a new high, up one percent from 1964. The statement also notes that no cedar trees are native to the United States.
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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1966
Page
10
The 1965 total cheese production in the United States reached a new high, up one percent from 1964. The statement also notes that no cedar trees are native to the United States.
In San Francisco a misdemeanor trial opens for Le Roy Martinelli a Mevin County sheep rancher who admits shooting a bald and a golden eagle. Defense argues citizens may kill attacking wildlife while the government seeks facts in a case that has alarmed conservationists.
The Mutual Broadcasting System with 515 affiliates will be acquired by Organization of Mutual Industries Inc, led by Dayton businessman John P Fraim. Robert F Hurleigh will stay on as president under the new ownership.
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