Jersey Event Sets Today at Fair Livestock Show
Brown Swiss and Holstein classes dominate the fair livestock show with top awards to Palo Duro and Hinders families. Clyde McKenzie notes the undefeated 10-year grand champion bull will retire after the national show. Sharon Hinders earns reserve and premier exhibitor honors as Palo Duro Holsteins lead in premiums and winners.
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Arbor Rose
Clyde McKenzie
Meier
Sharon Hinders
Louis G. Hinders
Canyon
Raven W. Dolly
Sharon
Billdardren Raven Joan
Hinder
Palo Duro Holstein Farm
FFA
John Barwell
Edward B. Hinders
Michael L. Hinders
Arichael Ag
Clovis
Sharon L. Hinders
Mary
John Stanse
Shar Ders
Mike Hinders
Tha
Sharon Hinderson
Bill Stansell
John Stansell
Louis G
Palo Duro Starlight
Louis Hinders
Palo Duro
Letha
Billdardren
Raven Joan
Michael Hind
Kelso Otco Aie
Palo Dure Holstein Farm
Palo Dure Hol- Farm
Brest
Ames
Amesdale Bilver
Raraddock
Gerald Braddock
Brad-Lou
Fatalite
Chris-Lee
Susan Ore
Onnior Yearlin
Braddock
C. Els
Gerald Cows
Brad-Lou Kayak
Pauline
Brad-Lou In- Helder
Bradmpion
Lou Kayak
Ead
Lou Infielder
Teanne
Historic livestock show results with Arbor Rose dominant
The article lists numerous cattle show standings including grand and reserve champions. Arbor Rose Farms dominates multiple classes from calves to senior cows and claims premier exhibitor and breeder titles. Participants include Vincent Braddock of Nazareth and Brad-Law lines, with additional entries from Meier Dairy Farm and Helfer calves.
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Nazareth
Brad Law D. Sam
Arbor Rose Farms
Bcappoore
Ore
Arbor Rose Punch
Vincent Braddock
Brad Law D. Royce
Brad-Lau D Mack
Raymond Braddock
Brad-Law
Gibraltar
Hubert G. Backus
Brad-Law Gibraltar
Tempest
Arbor Rose Veons
Arbor Rose Punch Supreme
Meier Dairy Farm
Boring
Ostval
William
Arbor Rose
Prince J
Meler
Prince J. i. Helfer
L Ernest
Ames
Washougal
Wash
Amesdale Silver
Sue
Brad-Law K
Gerald Braddock
Brad-Lau F. Mee
Kilgee Kielkes
Cottage Grove
Loma
Brad-Law F
Becky
Arbor Rose CJ
Judith
Alicia
Hilda
Bred Lawn
Mona
Hannah
Larry Lightfoot
Stephenville
Kjeldes
Pauline
Vincent ‘Braddock
Vincent
Braddock
Arbor Rose Chat Joy
Vincent Raddock
Raymond Bradock
Berkshire and Duroc swine show results across multiple farms
The report lists champion and reserve titles for boars and sows across Berkshire and open duroc classes. Key names include Curtis Shaefer, Wenzel, Bruce Gillit, Larry Farrar, Stanley White, Dan Verner, and Leon Cooprider, with farm ties to Trotter Farms, Berkshire Farm, Wolfforth, Brownfield, and Lubbock.
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Hereford
Larry Farrar
Brown
L Trotter
Eang
Bruce_ Gillit
Woltform
Danny Trotter
Trotter
Berkshire
Berkshire Pyoung
Earl
White
Gillit
Stanley White
Janey
Grover Berkshire
FFA Berkshires
Bruce Gillit
Wolfforth
Dan Verner
Jeadow
Gary Gillt
Brownfield
Stanley
Bela Oa
Leon Cooprider
Mayforth
Don Saitenell
Leon Reevie
Howay
Petersburg
Grater
Hale Senter
Halle
Lubbock
Sitewell
Dicky Nay
Pa Lary Bozeman
Idalou
W. F. Holloway
Petershire
Larry Bozeman
Lean
Phenenny
Donitch
Trotter & Sons
Lacan Coop
Lattener
Dea Cc
Vreserve
Leon Joopri
Leona
Staplete
Don Mitchell
Leon Sprolter
Dicky Re Harris
Fay Itchelli
Llanley White
Bara Dama ‘Wolfforth
Arrowry Jarittin
Lamesa
Blanney White
Blanley White
Unions Press Strike Ultimatums Across Industries
Unions threaten strikes in airline auto and electrical manufacture as contract talks stall. TWU votes on a possible American Airlines strike. UAW at American Motors seeks concessions. GE staff vote on a second contract. IUE warns of a strike if proposals fail before midnight Sunday.
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United Preas International
Transport Workers Union
TWU
American Airlines
United Auto Workers
UAW
Milwaukee
Wis
American Motors Co
General Electric Co
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
GE and
IWE
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
Washington
International Association of Machinists
IAM
Wildcat
American Motors
Herman Steffes
Cleveland
Ohio
Chrysler
Twinsburg
Confession Cited Mother Freed Of Son Death By High Court
A Brooklyn mother, Joan Powe, 26, charged with killing her four year old son Anthony after binding him and beating him for bed wetting, is freed as New York Supreme Court dismisses the indictment. Justice Michael Kern noted the dismissal, citing the U S Supreme Court. Assistant DA Blossom Heller said dismissal was reluctant.
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New York
UPI
Brooklyn
New York Supreme Court
Joan Powe
Supreme Court
Michael Kern
United States Supreme Court
Dropouts Face Missed Jobs Despite Demand Says Study
A Columbia University survey funded by the U.S. Office of Education finds labor supply exceeds demand since the 1950s. Employers favor high school graduates, leaving capable dropouts with few chances. By 1965 about 53.7 percent of work involved manual and non agricultural tasks, many not requiring more than basic schooling.
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Washington
UPI
New York
Columbia University
U.S. Office of Education
Blues Renewal Plan Aims Beale Street Makeover
Memphis redevelopment seeks to revive Beale Street with a 20 million plan including a blue light entertainment district and a revolving riverfront restaurant. The project targets slum areas and envisions raised plazas and high rise apartments to attract visitors and residents alike.
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Memphis
Indian Dock Strike Delays U S Food Ships
In Calcutta 19,000 port workers remained idle as an indefinite strike halted unloading of eight American food ships and 92 other vessels. Volunteers and mechanized teams unloaded ships on Sunday and Monday amid clashes leaving 10 injured Sunday night.
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Calcutta
India
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