Kansas Dairying Seen as Steady Pillar of Farm Income
Dr. Roger H. Wilkowske of Kansas State University argues Kansas dairying, though not the top income source, provides stability and diversity. Dairy cash income has averaged 75 to 100 million dollars yearly for two decades, with milk production near two billion pounds annually. The state has shifted from diversified farms to specialized commercial dairies, markets mostly whole milk, and Kansas benefits from milder climate, abundant feed, and strong efficiency. Cattle feeding has grown into a major enterprise, expanding from 3 to nearly 60 commercial operations since 1948, with a 113 percent total increase in feeding since 1956, though Kansas still accounts for about 4 percent of national cattle fed in 1963.
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Kansas
Wisconsin
Roger H. Wilkowske
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Wilkow
South
Wilkowske
Hanging Mirrors And Draperies Shape A Room's Look
A home decorating guide advises placing wall mirrors and pictures low to anchor a furniture group and balance spaces. It also suggests drapery colors to either blend or stand out, explains cordovan suede and pigskin leathers, and notes labeling rules for shoe materials and leather types used in fashion.
Only Parents Know Children's Sex By Boyle
HAL BOYLE reflects that the sexes grow more alike in America as equal rights and togetherness blur traditional roles. He notes men and women share jobs, sports, dress, and interests, making teen appearances nearly indistinguishable and identifying a child’s sex often rests with the parents.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
Banks Hope Listing Changes Stimulate Bank Stocks
New York banks face a listing hurdle as the NYSE weighs rules for bank securities. Only Chase Manhattan has applied for listing among state and national banks. Authorities seek more disclosure rules, while banks fear overexposure, preferring both exchange and over the counter trading.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Securities & Exchange Commission
Federal
James J. Saxon
Saxon
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
Corn Exchange Bank & Trust Co
Chemical Bank New York Trust
Beatles Press Conference At Cinnamon Cinder Hollywood
The Beatles appeared at a 7:15 p m news conference at the Cinnamon Cinder in the San Fernando Valley. AP reports a crowd of newsmen and fans, with questions about song writing, safety, and rumors of Ann Margret, all addressed by John Lennon Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr.
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Hollywood
Cinnamon Cinder
San Fernando Valley
John and
Paul
New Zealand
Ann-Margret
Ringo
Four children begin 600 mile Florida trip
In Chattanooga a 9 year old girl and her brother and two 8 and 9 year old brothers started a 600 mile trek to St. Petersburg financed by piggy bank money. Rain forced them to seek shelter at a muffler shop where police stopped the journey with 597 miles remaining, noting only the three boys carried piggy bank funds. The girl said she left her money at home.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
St. Petersburg
Fla
Florida
Two Goldwaters at Democratic Convention
Atlantic City AP reports two delegates named Goldwater at the Democratic convention. Bert M. Goldwater from Nevada says he faces jokes about his name but expects the humor to fade by November. The other Goldwater is Monroe Goldwater, a 78 year old delegate from New York.
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Atlantic City
New York
Nevada
Bert M. Goldwater
New Yorker
Monroe Goldwater
Ponds as a nationwide conservation practice charm farms
Ponds are a popular conservation practice with over 1.2 million ponds nationwide and annual demand for 53,000 new ponds. Farmers seek Soil Conservation Service help for site selection and design while cost sharing assists pond construction. Stocking is aided by state fish divisions and the FWS, and pond longevity depends on soil erosion control to prevent silt and water quality problems.
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America
Soil Conservation Service
The
State Fish and Game Division
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
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