K-State appoints Dr. Cornelius as new veterinary dean
Dr. Charles E. Cornelius, chair of Physiological Sciences at the University of California Davis, will become Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine dean on July 1. He succeeds Dr. Ralph Kitchell and is noted for kidney and liver disease research and NIH training leadership.
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University of California
College of Veterinary Medicine
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Charles E. Cornelius
Department of Physiological Sciences
California School of Veterinary Medicine
Davis
Calif
Cornelius
Ralph L. Kitchell
Iowa State University
Ames
K-State
Kansas
Paul Cornelius
Parsons
James A. McCain
Dr. Cornelius
California
Kansas State University College of Well Medicine
Caliornia
California Veterinary School
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
New York
Tor
National Institutes of Health
NIH
California University
1965 Food Act Alters Mohair and Wool Program
The 1965 Food and Agriculture Act extended the National Wool Act payments through 1969. Applicants who sold unshorn lambs or wool from sheep owned for at least 30 days in 1965 must apply at the ASC SCS office by January 31. Payments cover shorn wool from eligible ownership and require records and documents to verify ownership and first shear status.
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Food and Agriculture Act
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
ASCS
Nations to Attend 68th ANCA Convention in Kansas City
The 68th Annual convention of the American National Cattlemen’s Assn is set for Kansas City Missouri January 23 to 26 with representation from at least three nations led by Mexican stockmen president Octavio Ochoa Ochoa. The program includes U S Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman and lawmakers in a panel on beef promotion.
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American National Cattlemen’s Assn
ANCA
Kansas City
Denver
Colo
Octavio Ochoa Ochoa
National Federation of Cattlemen of Mexico
Brooks J. Keogh
Keene, N. D
Keogh
Inter- American Confederation of Cattlemen
Venezuela
Orville L. Freeman
U. S. Secretary of Agriculture
Robert Dole
Kansas
B. L. Orell
American Forest Products Industries
Dudley T Campbell
San Antonio
Tex
Jack B. Bain
Fort Morgan
E. H. Wilson
Montgomery
Ala
John Arms
Kingsville
Richard Rathbun
Joseph
Ore
William H. Avery
Warren E. Hearnes
Missouri
Janite
Marius W. Davis
Kansas Cio
Theodore Sperduto
Olathe
Jay B. Dillingham
Ace N. H. Dekle
Plaquemine
Robert Gadberry
Wichita
American National CowBelles
Fencing Expensive at Louisville Horse Farms
White fences around central Kentucky horse farms are costly and decorative. Installing and painting costs about one dollar per running foot, with Coldstream Stud spending about $130,000 for 25 miles of fence around its property.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Coldstream Stud
National Trait Inspires Youth Beautification Effort
In Washington at the Department of Agriculture Miss Luci Johnson was named honorary chairwoman of Youth for Natural Beauty. 4-H representatives pledged to work for community beautification, framing youth as responsible emerging leaders and suggesting adults enable youth to find a meaningful cause.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Luci Johnson
National Program of Youth For Natural Beauty
Weed Control Clinic Highlights Soybean Production
A 7:30 PM January 20 clinic at the 4 H Building will discuss early weed pressures on soybean yields and harvest losses. Amiben and other herbicides will feature, with an 18 minute color film shown and a Q and A on local weed problems. 4 H clubs in Douglas County promote youth leadership while inviting participation through the County Extension Office.
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Arnchem
Douglas County
Old Post
4-H
Archem
Illinois University
Ohio Agricultural and Development Center
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Direc
Eben Farley
Farley
THE
Area County Extension
By Ralph Utermoehlen
Utermoshien
Mr. Farmer
John Deere
Granada Theatre
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