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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1963
Page
4
Irvin Ross notes Kansas agriculture pumps 4 billion annually into the economy, employing 37 percent of workers and driving vast farm real estate and livestock investments. He stresses conservation and future growth, urging adoption of soil and water practices to protect Kansas farming heritage and industry.
Kansas milk production fell to 1.0 billion pounds in 1962, the lowest in 39 years. The number of cows averaged 316,000, the smallest on record, while output per cow averaged 6,000 pounds. Cash receipts from milk and cream marketing totaled $83.7 million, down 6 percent from 1961.
Lawrence AP Wallace E Galuczi a 36 year old education specialist for the Bureau of Indian Affairs Aberdeen South Dakota since 1959 is named the new principal at Haskell Institute He fills the vacancy created when Floyd Stayton was promoted to superintendent in February
In Tampa Florida Juvenile Court Judge C D Howell ordered Sonia Ruth Everson age 214 to stop smoking and stay away from her father Chester whose supplies of cigars were found by investigators. The parents are divorced.
Princess Alexandra of Kent, 12th in line to the throne, wed Angus Ogilvy, financier and heir to the Earl of Airlie, in a Westminster Abbey ceremony before 2,000 guests and millions watching. The couple rode in the queen's glass coach to St James Palace for a reception, then planned a Scottish honeymoon at Birkhall.
The National Pickle Packers Association announced Bill L Pickle of Hollandale Mississippi as the winner of its man of the year award. He owns Pickle's Dairy Bar.
Washington AP reports continuing dry weather in Great Plains wheat areas could shape the May 21 farm referendum on Kennedy administration’s new wheat plan. A moisture shortage weakens winter wheat, potentially reducing income and pushing growers toward the plan with 70 cents per bushel for quota deficits if crop failure limits production.
Meeting reports indicate awareness of movement toward the new plan due to dry weather. The plan requires two thirds approval from growers to become operative and faces opposition from the American Farm Bureau Federation. The Herald offers $5 weekly for best reader tip news.
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