Kansas farm notes on minerals and pre-flushing sheep
Brown's Bylines outlines mineral needs for livestock on full feed and recommends salt and bone meal or dicalcium phosphate. It covers self-feeding benefits and downsides, pre-flushing ewes to shorten lambing and boost numbers, and cites the 1962 Kansas Corn Tests bulletin with county yields in Doniphan, Marshall, Shawnee, Republic, Greeley, and Finney counties.
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Colby Experiment Station
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
Doniphan
Marshall
Shawnee
Republic
Greeley
Finney
Housing needs and meetings spark Homemaker tips
Greenwood unit discussed housing for family life with tips on avoiding overcrowding and planning space as children grow. Lessons covered Housing for the Life Span by Mrs. Harvey Criqui and decorating cakes by Mrs. Carl Reekie. Meetings hosted by Mrs. Orville Flager and others noted guest counts, refreshments, and upcoming topics.
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Greenwood Unit
Harvey Criqui
Carl Reekie
Orville Flager
J. E. Fannin
Missouri Woman 105 Celebrates Birthday in Boonville
Mrs. Cornelia Moore Windsor, born March 20, 1858, turned 105 in Rocheport with more than 100 relatives. Her sister Florence Eller, who marked 100 last June, attended. Other sister Gertnade Buckley, 92, lives in Poteau Oklahoma. Windsor, widowed since 1902, had eight children and 16 grandchildren plus 30 great grandchildren. She recalls Civil War experiences as a child.
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Boonville, Mo
Cornelia Moore Windsor
Florence Eller
Gertnade Buckley
Poteau
Oklo
US To Arm French Planes With Nuclear Weapons
The United States will arm two units of French fighter bombers based in West Germany with nuclear weapons under American control through a permissive link system. Defense Department sources say the agreement, negotiated over five years and completed a year ago, ensures only U.S. authorization can fire the warheads even if a French pilot operates the aircraft.
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United States
West Germany
Defense Department
France
U.S
Kennedy tax plan may save farmers 250 million to 300 million
Washington AP reports officials estimate Kennedy tax proposals could save farmers between 250 and 300 million annually. House Ways and Means Committee began drafting a measure and some proposals may be dropped while rates are adjusted.
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Kennedy
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Ways and Means
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