Carrots featured as versatile healthy staple and recipe note
Article extols carrots as year round, vitamin rich, versatile foods. It describes selection, storage, and cooking methods including pan frying and varying preparations. A Christmas carrot bread recipe with detailed ingredients and steps is shared for home cooks.
Financing Main Need For 4H Campus House
Kansas 4 H Foundation Board in Wichita outlines plans to finance a campus house for former 4 H girls at Kansas State University in Manhattan to support higher education. A winterized dormitory cottage at Rock Springs Ranch near Junction City is budgeted at 47000 for 64 beds to boost year round use.
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Manhattan
State 4H
Rock Springs Ranch
Kansas 4-H Foundation Board of Trustees
Wichita
KSU
Clevia
Te University
Campus View
Cam
W. Dale Cruser
Clovia Organization
Junction City
Cruser
Rock Springs Center
Rites Kansas 4-H
Kansas
Winteyee
E. B. Shawver
Douglas County Farmers Sign Up For 1906 Feed Grain Program
Farmers in Douglas County may join the 1906 feed grain program with procedures similar to last year. Sign up runs Jan 31 to Apr 1. submit an intention to participate to the county office. After signup, farmers divert listed crops, designate land, maintain base acreage, and avoid exceeding feeds on other farms. Diversion payments of 50 percent may be advanced to participants upon signup.
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Douglas County
ALCS
Meat Price Increases Draw Buyer Reactions At Markets
Readers learn how liv estock receipts at twelve markets in the week ending Jan 16 1965 versus Jan 15 1966 influenced meat prices at central markets and wholesale Chicago quot ations for beef pork and lamb. The note details price jumps for steers hogs lambs and dressed meats and explains the carcass to retail process amid grub control and dairy notes.
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Livestock Division Consumer and Marketing Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Kansas City
Chicago
Details Emerge On Crop Adjustment Program For 1966
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service details a 1966 Cropland Adjustment Program to divert surplus cropland to conservation under long term agreements. Eligible farmers sign to divert an entire acreage, then may add more land. payments reflect prior crop value with rates for wheat 52 cents per bushel barley 33 cents corn 40 cents grain sorghum 35 cents. Agreements span five to ten years with cost share for diverted land. More details available at the ASCS office.
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
ASCS
4 H Home Project A Steering Stone Not a Obsolete Tool
The article argues that the home project remains central to 4 H education. It emphasizes student initiative, Dewey’s four educational conditions, and the project’s role in building confidence and responsibility. The piece calls for adapting projects to learners and confirms their value.
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John Dewey
Dewey
Hairtician label stirs mixed barber reactions nationwide
New York AP report shows barber and beautician trade debated proposed shift to the term hairtician. Opinions ranged from repugnance to enthusiasm, with several shop owners weighing in from Illinois New Jersey Kansas City Georgia New York and Chicago. Readers offered varied takes on branding and professional identity.
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New York
Sam Pino
Bridgeton
N. J
Sam
Sicily
National, Barber and Beautician Magazine
Wilmette
Ill
Richard Stevenson
Steve
Gus Imbeau
Kansas City
Hotel Mucklebach
Samson
Delilah
Donald Gene Sisk
Atlanta Ga
Matthew Bajorek
Chicago
Bajorek
White Collar Rise Anticipated In 1975 Workforce
A national commission predicts about half of U S workers will be white collar by 1975. Farm labor is seen falling by about 950000 over the decade while state and local government payrolls surge 69 percent. Manufacturing gains focus on instruments and rubber products with declines in petroleum refining and tobacco.
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Washington
United States
National Commission On Technology, Automation and Economic Progress
Meir Accepts Mapai Secretary General Post in Israel
Former Foreign Minister Golda Meir agreed to become secretary general of Mapai at a committee meeting. Prime Minister Levi Eshkol attended the announcement, where she chairs the Special Appointments Committee.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Golda Meir
Mapai
Labor Party
Grant Supports KU Tapeworm Research in Birds
The Allergy and Infectious Disease Institute of the U S Public Health Service awards a fourth year continuation grant of 11486 dollars to Kansas University for ongoing study by William H. Coil assistant professor of zoology on reproduction of unusual tapeworms found in tropical marine birds.
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Allergy and Infectious Disease Institute of the
U. S. Public Health Service
Kansas University
William H. Coil
33 Stroke Penalty For Pro Golfer
Palm Springs, Calif. AP Former PGA champion Jerry Barber signed his Desert Classic scorecard totaling 109 for 18 holes. The card showed 38 on the par 15 No 8, and a 38 38 76 on the El Dorado course with the last hole at par, implying a 33 stroke discrepancy once signed.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
Barber
el Dorado
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