Soybean School in Ottawa to Present 1964 Handbook
Kansas farmers will hear a detailed soybean program on February 26 at 1 15 P M in Ottawa Memorial Auditorium basement. Dr Ernest G Mader and a Kansas Soy Products rep will present data from the 1964 Soybean Handbook and discuss fertility planting dates weed control and harvesting. Don Brown will moderate and review county by county returns. Coffee and doughnuts will be served.
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Kansas
Ottawa
Memorial Auditorium
Kansas State University
Ernest G. Mader
Kansas Soya Products Co., Inc
Emporia
Don Brown
Franklin County
Brown
Archer-Daniels- Midland Co
Fredonia, Cargill, Inc
Wichita
Kansas Soybean
New Grain Plan Set by USDA
The Commodity Credit Corporation will assume government owned or pledged grain risk under a new USDA plan to reduce farm program costs. The policy, effective July 1 1964, spreads risk like insurance, covering fire wind storm and other perils for stored grain under Uniform Grain Storage and other contracts including rice beans and oils.
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USDA
Commodity Credit Corporation
U. S. Department of Agriculture
CCC
David V. Noe
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Tf CCC
Quarter Horse Clinic Planned By Handley
Douglas County 4 H members enrolled in the horse project are invited to a Quarter Horse Clinic at Kansas State University in Manhattan Saturday March. The event begins at 9 30 a m in Weber Hall animal industries building. Demonstrations and discussions on raising and training light horses comprise the schedule with Dr Glenn Beck welcoming attendees. R B Warren of Nebraska University will be principal speaker with other KSU faculty and Quarter Horse experts assisting.
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Douglas County 4-H
Kansas State University
Manhattan
KSU_ animales husbandry department
Kansas Quarter Horse Association
Weber, Hall
Animal Industries
R. L. McMillen
Glenn Beck
KSU
R. B. Warren
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska University
Walter Smith
Linwood Scout Group Hosts January Meeting Highlights
Linwood Cub Scouts Pack 3062 met at the school with seven present and three absent. Roger Hipsher earned the Lion badge. Several members received ribbons for talks and demonstrations. Births and moves noted, plus local school sports results and upcoming events.
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Linwood Cub
Roger Hipsher
Freeman
B. H. Pennell
Wichita
Pam
Patty Pennell
Walter Coulter
Shawn Carraway
Ray Coulter
Topeka
Charles Coleman
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
Archie Chance
Clint Chance
Cushing Hospital
Leavenworth
Malley Bart
Phil Sweigart
Earl Hallenbeck
John
David
Julia
Marcia
Jennifer
Homer Bowen
Mary Ann
Paul
Joan
Mary Gannon
Doris Allenbrand
Genie
Elaine
Leslie
Jayne
Julie Hallenbeck
David Hallenbeck
Baker University honor roll lists five with straight A averages
Donald Ball of Lawrence and James Ruhlen of Baldwin are among five Baker University students who earned straight A averages last semester, as Registrar Fred Webb announced. Other area honorees include Ronald Wooldridge of Lawrence, Steve Biddle of Baldwin, Linda Schendel, Cecil Southard, Ann Galbreath, and Janie Knight of Ottawa with grades ranging from 2.54 to 2.75.
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Donald Ball
Lawrence
James Ruhlen
Baldwin
Baker University
Fred Webb
Ball
William Ball
Route 2
Baker
Ruhlen
Ralph Ruhlen
Route 3
Ronald Wooldridge
E. R. Wooldridge
W. 3Rd St
Steve Biddle
Roger Biddle
Barbara Boyd
Ivan Boyd
James Deel
William Deel
Bill Foley
Ann Galbreath
Linda Schendel
State Demo Candidates Call Foul on Theis
Four Democratic hopefuls for Kansas national committeeman called foul on Frank Theis who sought the post. They cited an Arkansas City attorney's statement that he coordinated President Johnson's reelection effort in Kansas and agreed. The challengers are Paul Aylward Ellsworth Leigh Warner Cimarron William S Robinson Wichita and John Montgomery Junction City. Aylward said party leaders and staff had no knowledge of any announcement or authorization for Theis as Kansas coordinator.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Kansas
Frank Theis
Arkansas
President Johnson
Paul Aylward
Ellsworth
Leigh Warner
Cimarron
William S. Robinson
Protein needs boost egg production in laying hens
When a laying hen lacks protein in the feed it disrupts egg formation and lowers production. Recommend a 16 percent protein complete ration for most efficient and economical egg production.
Baldness Faces Both Sexes at Memphis Assembly
Dr. James W. Burks of Tulane University told the Mid-South Postgraduate Medical Assembly that balding is inherited and driven by the male hormone androgen. He predicted that eventually all women will be bald too, with hair becoming purely ornamental, perhaps in about a century.
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Memphis
James W. Burks
Tulane University
Mid- South Postgraduate Medical Assembly
Judge orders GM to pay after Cadillac trademark clash
In Grand Rapids, a federal judge ruled GM has no monopoly on the word Cadillac and ordered General Motors Corp to pay Cadillac Boat Co. 41000 in attorney fees. The decision followed GM’s bid to bar Cadillac Boat Co. from using the name, noting Cadillac’s geographic origins near Lake Cadillac.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
General Motors Corp
Cadillac
Cadillac Boat Co
U.S
Goldwater Tops Republican Poll In Southeast Kansas
A Wichita Eagle poll from Lincoln Day events in Independence shows Barry Goldwater as the GOP favorite for president among 184 respondents. In governor races, McDill Boyd led with 61 votes to 52 for Ferguson and 50 for Avery, while a strong 93 91 call supported reducing Kansas House seats from 125 to 105. The survey also notes broad sentiment for apportionment changes and a special legislative session pending.
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Independence, Kan
Wichita Eagle
Kansas
Barry Goldwater
McDill Boyd
Kansas House of Representatives
House
Kansas Supreme Court
Eagle
Goldwater
Richard, Nixon
William W. Scranton
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nelson Rockefeller
George W. Romney
Margaret Chase Smith
Boyd
William Ferguson
William Avery
Paul Wunsch
Harold Chase
Grant Dohm
The
Independence
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Hundley
Linwood
Charles Spellman
Lawrence Hospital
Tacie Lynn
Leo McMullen
Virgil Huntsman
McMullen
A. Pryor
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Theis
Golden
URAN
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General Motors
Richard Rogers
Kyng
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