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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1964
Page
10
Ouachita County Agent urges farmers to start pasture management to avoid early summer overgrazing. Advice covers reserving sections of grass, cross fencing, resting pastures after clover decline, maintaining good grass cover, fertilizing with nitrogen, proper grazing, weed control, and preparing land to plant Sudan and Millets. Also cautions about poison ivy exposure as children are outdoors.
Rep. Melvin Laird suggested plans to strike into Communist North Viet Nam to aid Southeast Asia defense though he did not confirm immediate U S action. State Department said policy aims to prevent Communist takeover while Sen Aiken warned such action could widen war. The House Foreign Affairs panel released a report urging broader liberalized East West trade with the Soviet bloc on limited strategic grounds.
Louisiana cotton farmers who planted over their export allotment must declare the excess today. LSU Extension Service advises reporting to the ASCS office. Cotton weed control stresses include post emergence herbicide oil and flame cultivation. Louisiana cattle growers urged to implement pasture management for better spring gains through proven practices.
Howard Bertsch, national administrator for the Farmers Home Administration, was one of eight high USDA officials to receive the USDA Distinguished Service Award for dynamic leadership in doubling the impact of supervised rural credit. Under his leadership Louisiana lending rose from 10 million in 1961 to 18 million last year with new credit services in rural water systems, senior housing, land use shifts, and loans for ownership, operations, and rural development. Bertsch and his wife reside in Washington, D. C.
Columbus Ohio special report says FCA deputy governor F Vernon Wright predicts non real estate farm debt will rise from 12.7 billion in 1963 to 25 billion by 1973 as production credit associations expand. Wright notes ongoing farm declines but rising credit needs, with PCA members growing from 350000 to over 400000 by 1973 and PCA equity around 950 million. He urges extending credit soundly, strengthening capital, and recruiting trained staff.
LSU Agricultural Extension Service consumer education specialists urge shoppers to evaluate beef quality by marbling fat bone and grades as prices remain lower and demand rises in Louisiana markets.
Louisiana cattle owners who vaccinate young heifers for Brucellosis Bangs disease will gain protection against infection and help limit herd spread, according to animal husbandry specialists with the LSU Agricultural Extension Service.
Dr. J Nor man Efferson announces a new Department of Experimental Statistics at LSU College of Agriculture with Dr B R Farthing to lead. The unit will coordinate undergraduate and graduate teaching and provide advisory statistics services for the Agricultural Experiment Station. Faculty remain in their departments and cross listing will occur. A University statistics committee will review new courses before action. Dr Farthing, a Boone North Carolina native, holds degrees from Wake Forest and NC State and has published on animal genetics and breeding.
The FCA official praised PCAs in Buckeye State noting Ohio's 11 PCAs ranked among the "Top 20 Associations" 17 times in an eight category nationwide tabulation. Ohio led all states, with Indiana and Arkansas tied for third with 12, Missouri fifth with 11.
This piece urges upgrading kitchen decor through towels replacing costly remodels. It notes towels can become curtains placemats or runners and highlights Morgan Jones patterns for diverse colors. It teaches quality checks underweave loops and selvages plus care tips and two-set storage.
A member is listed as affiliated with Sigma Xi the scientific research society Gamma Sigma Delta the international agricultural honor society Kappa Phi Kappa the honorary education fraternity and Phi Kappa Phi the national honor society reflecting broad academic recognition.
Mrs Edward M Kennedy wife of the Massachusetts senator suffered a spontaneous miscarriage four months into pregnancy at Georgetown University Medical Center at 3 a m. Doctor William J Cusack said she is in satisfactory condition. She is mother of two and had a prior miscarriage last year.
London AP report details 12 girls collapsing amid wild Beatles homecoming. About 300 teens surged the theater as the group performed Twist and Shout, while two fathers vocally protested the mania. One man rushed the aisle to confront manager Brian Epstein, calling the crowd savages.
Mrs. J. C. Smith found one of two 150 pound decorative concrete eagles missing from pillars in front of her Wellington residence. In its place the pranksters left two eggs, creating a curious scene and prompting local curiosity.
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