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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1961
Page
15
Washington AP reports that rising beef cattle dairy and poultry interests in the South hinder the Kennedy administration omnibus farm bill. Southern congressmen and farm leaders fear the legislation could curtail expansion in regional animal agriculture despite growing demand and expansion in recent years.
Milk promotes weight gain and nutrition while June is Dairy Month highlights milk’s low calories and protein value. The piece also discusses beef cattle, poultry, and potential Kennedy administration supply control programs affecting cattle, milk, eggs, and broilers, with regional impacts for the South and opposition from Western and Midwestern cattlemen.
federal nutrition guidance urges a four group daily plan with Milk Meat Vegetable Fruit groups. Emphasizes milk for calcium and protein. meat and alternates supply iron and protein. fruits and vegetables deliver vitamins especially C and A. Servings vary by age and needs. aim for well balanced nutrient flow.
The guidance defines a serving as one slice of bread or one ounce of ready to eat cereal. It includes flour cereals rice noodles and baked goods made with whole grain or enriched flour and groups four or more servings daily as a target.
A simple craft pairs flower pots with a freshly painted room using left over paint. The piece notes Laos is about twice the size of Pennsylvania.
Pretty fruit salad with zesty lemon dressing to tempt appetites in warm weather. Cut banana halves on lettuce, center with canned fruit cocktail, top with lemon dressing made from mayonnaise and lemonade concentrate. Fold in whipped heavy cream and grated lemon rind, garnish with cherries.
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