New Trends Highlighted At Kansas Feed Conference
The 16th annual Kansas Formula Feed conference at Kansas State University January 8 to 10 will spotlight efficiency new concentrates high production and economics. Speakers include Drs Becker Branson Williamson Doll Norton and others covering feeding for high egg production high concentrate rations and the feed industry 1960 to 1970 projections. The event is sponsored by Kansas State University the State Board of Agriculture the Midwest Feed Manufacturers Association and others with exhibits on new nutrition developments and management services for the formula feed industry.
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Kansas State University
T. B. Avery
D. E. Becker
University of Illinois
High D. Branson
Ontario Agricultural College
Canada
J. L. Williamson
Ralston Purina Company
Raymond J. Doll
Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
Branson
Dr. Becker
Williamson
Doll
Robert Guntert
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Topeka
Charles Norton
Eric Bartley
Robert Schoeff
Bert Koch
Ed Smith
M. J. Twie‘haus
Large Animal Diagnostic Laboratory
Ralph Bonewitz
Lloyd Larson
Midwest Feed Manufacturers Association
Paul E. Sanford
Poultry Department
Glenn H. Beck
Deani of Agriculture
K-State
The
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas Formula Feed Manufacturers
Kansas Grain and Feed Dealers’ Association
Williamsburg Area Holiday Guests and Gatherings
A Williamsburg area column lists New Year visits and family gatherings. Numerous families from Emporia Ottawa Garden City Hutchinson and beyond joined relatives in Kansas for holidays and celebratory events. Notable entries include the Blair and Welch families and a 30th wedding anniversary surprise for Claude Smith.
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N. E. Blair
Kenneth Welch
Emporia
Tom Welch
Hartford
Ray Prentice
Hill City
Eva Dale
Ottawa
Blair
Loren Blairs
Cocoa Beach
Fila
Fred Schwinn
Reta
Linda
David
L. A. Green
Niles Stout
Lyndon
Tom Saffel
Garden City
Boyd Higgins
Hutchinson
Kenneth Davis
Millard Wren
Sheri Jo
Paola
M. R. Wren
Joel Nordeen
Philip
Forrest Bond
Sharon Bond
Omaha
Forrest
Sharon
Bryce West
Lila Blair
Barbara Ann
W. C. Fogle
Bill Fogle
Kansas City
Louis Coppoc
Bill
Jack
Louis
Louis A. Coppoc
Belpre
Alice Carrow
Arkansas City
Harold Bethell
Benj Arnett
Ukiah
Calif
Junior Cromwell
Karen Cowden
Don Cromwell
Burnham Williams
Linwood
Claude Smith
Bill Fisher
Kimberly
Tanya
Osawatomie
C. E. Smith
Greg
Richard Smith
James A. Daugherty
Mike
Troy Hataway
Owen Shofner
J. W. Shofner
Perry lease at Bettys Carj Mart in uenemo Area
Mr and Mrs Ernest Perry have leased Bettys Carj Mart. Mrs Esther Swallow and Elaine moved to Pol mona. Nancy Horne visited Bob Adams and Jeff in Wilson. The Fine family visited Everett Fine in Lyndon for New Year. Several Green and Lloyd families visited Charles Bodenheimer in Topeka. Pete Neill joined the Air Force and is stationed in Amarillo.
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Ernest Perry
Betty
Esther Swallow
Elaine
Polmona
Nancy Horne
Bob Adams
Jeff
Wilson
Tom Fine
Everett Fine
Lyndon New Year's Day
Ernest Green
Jessie Green
Marlin Green
Stanley Lloyd
Charles Bodenheimer
Topeka
Evertee
Pete’’ Neill
Air Force
Amarillo
Kennedy studies emergency tax cuts to spur economy
President elect John F Kennedy has a committee report urging swift emergency measures to revive the economy without relying solely on a balanced budget. The panel led by Paul Samuelson recommends targeted actions and questions strict adherence to fiscal balance during recession. Kennedy reviews the report with Samuelson Heller Tobin and Gordon and plans to fly to Washington for business talks as farm and Latin American briefs loom.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
New Administration
Eisenhower
Paul A. Samuelson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Samuelson
Walter W. Heller
University of Minnesota
James Tobin
Yale University
Kermit Gordon
Ford Foundation
Washington
Dean Rusk
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Nixon Today Proclaims His Election Loss
Vice President Nixon will declare Kennedy the winner of the 1960 presidential race with 303 electoral votes to 219 for Nixon and 15 for Byrd. The ceremony, in joint session of Congress, confirms state electors tally and sets January 1961 as the start of the next term.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B.johnson
Nixon
Senate
House
Kennedy
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
United States
Congress
Decision Delayed On Olathe Station Move
The Navy will not make a final decision for a month or more on moving the Naval Air Technical Training Unit from Olathe Kansas to Glyncoe Georgia. Rep Robert F Ellsworth met Thursday with Fred Bantz the Navy undersecretary to seek reconsideration of the proposal.
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Washington
Navy
Robert F. Ellsworth
Naval Air
fromOlathe
Kan
Glyncoe
Ellsworth
Fred Bantz
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Don Brown
Williamsburg
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Uenemo Area
Sally Perry
Miami
Fla
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Hawaii
Hadeen
Keen Company
S. Main
Sheldon Truck and Tractor
Dereerine
Ind. P.T.O
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International
L.W.B
P.T.O
T International
Sheldon
South Walnut
Olathe Station
Sir Nia
Tecumseh and Main
Ir, S. Hill, Pres
Mamie Sands
Ed Hosler
Glen Hayward
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