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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1963
Page
8
The article outlines choosing containers for freezing, using smaller sizes, and prep methods like doubling meals and freezing leftovers. It covers packaging materials, labeling, safe thawing, and avoiding quality loss, with hints on laminates, foil, and moisture vapor protection. It notes higher costs now but future savings, and offers bulletins by calling VI 3 7058.
Agriculture notes announce crabgrass spraying to start in early June with two weekly DMA or AMA treatments for post emergent control. PMAS requires lower rates in heat and drought. follow container directions.
The 18th annual district Home Demonstration Day was held in the Topeka auditorium. Attendees from Glenn Spring HDA included multiple named members and Franklin Shawnee Douglas and Osage Counties were represented.
Victorville California AP report. Mike Howard age 14 says his 54 foot boa constrictor has a wonderful personality and escaped last Friday. He asks finders not to hurt the snake as it does not mean to harm people. The reptile enjoys sprinklers cool spots and fat mice.
Manhattan Kansas AP reports county by county results from Tuesday wheat referendum city tallying shows district by district support and opposition as rural farming areas weighed in with the statewide outcome awaited.
The Mississippi Republican Party officially endorses Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona for the 1964 presidential nomination. The state Republican executive committee urged Goldwater to pursue the GOP nomination.
Farm Youth Exchange notes describe life in Switzerland. The author observes Swiss greetings, hospitality, and daily routines while detailing the country’s clean homes, mountains, and cows. The piece highlights Switzerland as a healthful resort with a high national economic level in Europe.
The writer notes small Swiss farms averaging seven acres with high production, crops like tobacco grapes wheat potatoes fruits and sugar beets, and cattle such as Brown Swiss and Simmental. They describe schooling, languages, cantons and universities, Swiss cuisine including cheese fondue, and intentions to share more impressions over six months living in Switzerland.
A standard soil survey is under way in Douglas County focusing on the Waka rusa watershed. Engineers will use soils data for flood control planning while the finished report will include maps and descriptions. The work aids farmers ranchers foresters and planners, highlighting soil conservation as essential to agricultural future.
Delegations from every Kansas county will join about 1100 Sunflower State 4-H members and Extension agents June 4 to 8 for the 39th annual Kansas 4-H Club Round-up at Kansas State University. The theme is Career Exploration with programs, workshops, recreation, and a new talent program on Wednesday.
The article outlines a 16 member county round up plan with a Rock Sippings Ranch trip and state 4 H club center activities on Thursday. Thursday marks Donor s Recognition Day with the 4 H club work celebrated. The Saturday morning assembly features the state 4 H chorus. Douglas County delegates to Round up include Joyce Bahnmaier Jean Phillips Kathleen Harris Shirley Flory Marlene Vaughn Claudia Pierce Karen Snow Sandy Steele Dee Ann Crawford Jim Shultz Jr Calvin Spencer Harold Johnson Jim Mitchell Kenneth O Connor Gary Bartz Dennis Pfantz Elvin Gilges.
The 129 member Electrical Workers Local 1056 struck Gould National Battery in Leavenworth after the contract expired. Local president Ben Sanderson said the walkout targets lack of recognition for the Battery Workers Council, which spans 15 plants and 1 600 members nationwide. He warned other local plants may join as their contracts lapse.
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