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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1963
Page
3
Dairy Month observed and dairy foods discussed as essential in daily diet. Notes rising per capita dairy use, new products, and varied milk and yogurt trends, plus nutrients like calcium riboflavin and phosphorus. Also offers blanket reconditioning tips and references extension guidance.
Washington AP The American Farm Bureau Federation told Congress federal farm control programs threaten the family farm system. John C. Lynn said changes are needed to keep the family farm dominant in agriculture. He urged freedom from historical planting limits on cotton tobacco rice and peanuts and warned price supports impede market entry for family farmers. The Farm Bureau cited a decline in purely family farms and a rise in multi family units as a trend they view as beneficial for efficiency and use of modern technology.
The Rev Rector Green a Methodist minister for 46 years died Monday in a Topeka hospital. He served pastorates in Randolph Axtle Meriden and Robinson Kansas and became chaplain for the Methodist Home for the Aged at Topeka in 1954 the first in the post. A native of Fort Smith Arkansas he studied at Baker University Baldwin Kansas and Garrett Seminary Evanston Illinois. Survivors include his widow Mrs Mayme Green. Services will be held Wednesday at the Methodist Home in Topeka.
The first degree murder trial of Lloyd Lee Harsh moved into testimony after jury selection finished Tuesday. He is charged with fatally wounding Donna Dee Busby with a 16 gauge shotgun on March 2. The trial is expected to last a week to 10 days.
In Hutchinson Kansas Douglas Whited 18 was killed when a gust of wind blew him from the back of a pickup into the path of another truck. A stock tank was also thrown from the first truck and struck him after he was hit.
Emmett L. Richter, soil conservationist, argues for essential planning and application of soil conservation amid rising costs. He warns that topsoil loss hurts farmers and national wealth, notes farm costs up while incomes lag, and stresses that efficient farming must be paired with prudent land use to maximize production at lower costs.
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