Safety On Farm Can Be Lives And Money 4-H Program Trains Youth
Nationwide enrollment in the 4-H petroleum power program rose by nearly 37 percent in 1969 across 49 states, totaling 97 000 members. The rise is linked to more use of gasoline powered lawn and garden tractors and certification for 14 15 year olds for on farm tractor operation. The program includes written exams and practical demonstrations and offers six national scholarships plus medals and a trip to the National 4-H Congress. Eastern division event at Richmond Virginia September 7 9, Western at St Paul Minnesota October 4 6. County Extension offices provide details.
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Cooperative Extension Service
American Oil Foundation
Richmond
Virginia
St. Paul
Minn
County Extension Service Office
Willingham Baby Born In Moberly Woodland Hospital
Stephanie Lynne Willingham, eight pounds, was born Sunday July 5 at Woodland Hospital to Mr and Mrs James C Willingham of Moberly. Parents announce the birth and note paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Clyde Willingham of Paris.
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James C. Willingham
Moberly
Woodland Hospital
Stephanie Lynne
Clyde. Willingham
Paris
On-Farm Protection Procedures for Safety Practices
Practical safety guidance for farming operations covering guards, crush resistant cabs, seat belts, fire and emergency planning, fire extinguishers, pesticide handling gear, storage, child protection, fencing around hazards, flotation aids, electrical checks, proper footwear, eye and head protection, heavy duty gloves, chemical handling, and hand care.
US Korea Defense Talks Open in Honolulu
The third annual U S South Korea defense conference opens in Honolulu with Korea opposing any withdrawal of the U S troops, currently about 62 000. Defense Minister Jung Nae Hiuk says security posture should be strengthened. Packard notes U S plans to withdraw some troops this year and cites Korea’s rising GDP enabling greater self defense.
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Honolulu
Jung Nae Hiuk
U.S
David M. Packard
New Streptococcus Type Linked to Mastitis at Missouri UMC
University of Missouri researchers at Columbia report isolating a new streptococcus type linked to mastitis in dairy cows. Prof. R T Marshall and graduate student C T Bourland note the bacterium C bovis shows unique traits and evades standard lab tests, suggesting spread to other herds.
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Missouri-Columbia
R. T. Marshall
UMC
B. Misra
Stuate
College Ofdent
C. T. Bourland
Missouri
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