Feed Price Index Supports Farmers Against Costs
The Agriculture Department reports a 14 percent jump in the June 15 feed price index, 69 percent higher than a year earlier, while farmers' sale prices rose 6 percent. Officials seek quick adjustments to price freezes to ease the squeeze on meat poultry and dairy output. milk fed ratio drops to 1.21. Meat imports for 1973 projected at 1.460 billion pounds after quota system abandonment.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Farl L. Butz
Kenansville
N.C
United States
Blockhouse and Simpson Gun Marker Unveiled at Fort Sill
Fort Sill officials led a dedication ceremony for a new historical marker at Mon- Way House on Signal Mountain. Maj. Gen. David E. Ott accepted the gift from Field Artillery Officer Advanced Course graduates, commemorating the Blockhouse and the Simpson Gun.
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David E
Ott Fort Sill
Bennie Stephens
Mon- Way House
Signal Mountain
Simpson
Stephens
Morris Simpson
Lawton
David E. Ott
U.S. Army Field Artillery School
Robert J. Koch
John C. Urquhart
Fort Sill
U.S
Fort Sill Field Artillery Museum
Kansas Harvest Behind Schedule
Kansas crop report shows 38 percent of 10.1 million wheat acres harvested by last Saturday, well below the 1962-71 62 percent average and last year’s 56 percent. Sorghum planting nears completion, soybeans 87 percent planted, over half of corn harvested, second alfalfa cut 39 percent, and pastures need rain.
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Topeka
Kan
State
Kansas
Howell to Head Tulsa Schools as Superintendent
Tulsa school board approved hiring Dr. Bruce Howell as School Superintendent by a 5-1 vote. Board President Carl Hall opposed. Howell succeeds Dr. Gordon Cawelli, who moves to an executive secretary post with the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development in Washington, D.C.
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Tulsa
Okla
Bruce Howell
Carl Hall
Howell
Gordon Cawelli
Association For Supervision and Curriculum Development
Washington D.C
Pocket-size TV set with one-inch screen hits market
An English firm prepares to release a pocket-size television featuring a one-inch screen. The device is projected to cost under $100 and arrive soon on the market.
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