Hatcheries November Totals Up
Louisiana commercial hatcheries hatched 2,830,000 chicks in November, up 29 percent from last year and 82 percent above the 1957-61 month average. Broiler chicks were 2,678,000 and egg-type 152,000. National hatcheries produced 198,153,000 chicks in November, with broilers at 174,777,000. Broiler incubators on December 1 were up 10 percent from a year ago, suggesting a larger December hatch.
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Louisiana Crop Reporting Service
Puritans Denounce Christmas in Massachusetts Law
In 1659 the General Court of Massachusetts declared Christmas observance a penal offense, reflecting early Puritan opposition to the holiday and its practices.
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General Court of
Massachusetts
Suggestions for Last Minute Shopping Ideas
The message offers quick thought starters for last minute shopping. It lists practical ideas and prompts the reader to consider options that fit time constraints and needs. It avoids specific products and focuses on broad categories and handy tips.
Cotton quality trends in Southern offices for 1963 season
Cotton classing in 1963 mostly higher than 1962 across South central offices. Middling dominated in Alexandria Jackson Greenwood Memphis and Little Rock while Strict Low Middling led in Hayti Winnsboro. Light Spotted, grade index, staple lengths, and micronaire varied slightly with office differences. 5.16 million samples were submitted in 1963 vs 4.39 million in 1962. harvest was open and favorable.
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South Central
Ara
Agricultural Marketing Service
U.S.D.A
Alexandria
Jackson
Greenwood
Memphis
Little Rock
Hayti
Winnsboro
Mike
Tennessee
Insects’ keen smell may doom pests, aid control
U.S. Agriculture Department scientists say insects’ long evolved sense of smell could help reduce chemical pesticides. Attractants combined with traps or poisons target pests like the Mediterranean fruit fly, Oriental fruit fly, melon fly, Japanese beetle, and European chafer, with methods extending to traps, light, and air currents.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Earth
Agricultural Research Service
Florida
Department
Rota
Pacific Island
Guam
Early steps to boost profits in warm weather crops
LSU horticulturist Joseph Montela urges producers to bring warm weather crops to market quickly and suggests building hotbeds or greenhouses for peppers and tomatoes. USDA data show Louisiana cash farm income rose five percent from 1961 to 1962. LSU cotton specialists say $2.6 million in 1964 research and promotion expenditures aim to hold and expand fiber markets.
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Joseph Montelaro
LSU Agricultural Extension Service
Economic Research Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Louisiana
Circus roustabout killed by four lions in cage
Rene Orange aged 33, a circus roustabout in RHEIMS France, was mauled to death after entering a lions’ cage to prove they were harmless. He stroked a lion through bars and was then attacked by the four beasts.
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Rheims
France
UPI
Rene Orange
Orange
Louisiana Tomato Varieties Boost Early Market Picks
Horticulturist Joseph Montelaro of LSU recommends early-season planting in hotbeds before late January. Top commercial varieties include Moreton Hybrid Floraleo Pink Deal and Red Global, with notes on maturity times and crack resistance for home and local markets.
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Louisiana
Joseph Montelaro
Louisiana State University Agricultural Extension Service
Most
Moreton
Montelaro
Red Global
Louisiana State University
Margrove
Rutgers
Louisiana Pink
Louisiana Allseason
Dixie
High Enthusiasm for Goldwater Cited by Committee
The National Draft Goldwater Committee reports high enthusiasm across the country for Senator Barry Goldwater as the Republican presidential candidate.
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Washington
UPI
National Draft Goldwater Committee
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Jeanes
Area Men Delegates To Cotton Meet
Paul Ransom Monroe producer James F Parrish Girard producer and C J Grayson Fort Necessity cooperative named delegates to the 26th annual National Cotton Council meeting. January 27 28 Biloxi Miss to review 1963 research and promotion programs and set next year plans. Council aims to boost cotton and cottonseed consumption and includes producers merchants cooperatives and spin ners from US cotton states.
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Paul Ransom
Monroe
James F. Parrish
Girard
C. J. Grayson
Fort Necessity Cooperative
National Cotton Council
Biloxi
Miss
Turkeys Show Quality Boost By J J Joyce Jr In Ouachita Parish
Ouachita Parish Extension notes rapid changes in turkey farming over 15 years with double breast birds for large families maturing in nine months and leaner hogs in development. It urges Christmas safety reminders and fires during December and January while highlighting breeding programs to meet consumer demand.
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Agricultural Department
United States
Bay of Pigs Survivors Visit JFK Grave in Arlington
Fifty Bay of Pigs survivors traveled to Arlington National Cemetery on the first anniversary of their release from Cuban prisons. Dressed in camouflage and bearing wreaths, they paid respects at John F. Kennedy’s grave.
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Washington
UPI
Cuba
John F. Kenneth
Arlington National Cemetery
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