4 H Camp Report and Plans for Meat Judging School
Franklin County 4 H campers and leaders return from camp safely with high spirits. Kansas State University staff plan a meat judging training July 12 at St Joseph, including a plant tour and judging of cuts. Extension Office will arrange transportation. Franklin County Junior Leaders join Anderson County Leaders for a July 7 party at 4 p.m. details forthcoming.
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Franklin County
St. Joseph
Kansas State University Department of Animal Husbandry
Don Kropf
George Ahischwede
Kansas State Meats
Extension Office
Kansas
Kanesas
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Anderson County
Tax refunds and pond weed control notes for farmers
Farm operators question federal gasoline tax refunds for 1965 to 1966, claiming on the 1966 income tax with credits or refunds. Algae and aquatic weeds in farm ponds are controlled by chemicals like 2,4 D, Silvex, or copper sulfate at 1 ppm, with caveats on taste and fish health. Guidance explains pond volume math for copper sulfate dosing and advises partial pond treatment. Additionally, Kansas State engineers promote shading cattle pens to cut solar exposure, detail shade dimensions and orientations, and cite Arizona tests showing improved weight gain when shade is near feeders.
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K-State Ag
Kansas
Irvin Ross Quits As Conservationist
Irvin Ross retires from his county conservation post on Friday. Earl L. Wier, 58, takes over with 20 years in soil and water work, transferring from Hugoton, Stevens County. Ross, 38, moves to Topeka as conservation agronomist advising eastern counties on crop and soil issues.
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Earl L. Wier
Wier
Kansas State University
Hugoton
Stevens County
Alice
Douglas
Ross
Peka
Franklin County
Earl Wier
Wheat Harvest In Full Swing Across Kansas Fields
Sunny skies and dry fields push the 1966 Kansas wheat harvest into full swing. Offices report harvest activity across multiple counties with completion percentages ranging from partial to near total, local crews supplying machines as reporters note hot and dry conditions.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Kansas State Employment Service
Atwood
Beloit
Colby
Concordia
Dighton
Ellsworth
Garden City
Goodland
Great Bend
Hays
Hill City
Hoxie
Johnson
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Meade
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Robert Taylor Returns to MGM in Western Return of The Gunfighter
AP writes Hollywood nostalgia as Robert Taylor reappears at MGM for a Western titled Return of The Gunfighter. The star recalls Camille Waterloo Bridge and other era-defining pictures made under his long MGM contract from 1934 to 1958, noting the lot looks similar though a bit run-down.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Robert Taylor
MGM
Johnny Eager
Oxford
Times Square
Taylor
Arlington Brough
Pomona Colege
Wheat Prices Higher Across Kansas Markets
Wheat prices rose across Kansas with Wichita at 1.69, up 48 cents from last year, and statewide markets quoting up to 1.94. A June government report cut expected production by 62 million bushels due to pests, drought, and freezes, while slow delivery to elevators boosted prices in places like Anthony, Wellington, and Arkansas City. Bill Allee of Arkansas City notes only about 10 percent of harvest has reached elevators.
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Wichita
Kansas
Topeka
Kansas City
Arkansas City
Franklin County 4 H Leaders Meet and Camp Set
The Franklin County Junior Leaders met June 16 with Anne Christie presiding. A spring day camp for younger 4-H members runs 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Forest Park. Activities include games, crafts, a songfest, and a forest hike led by a forester. Six Oklahoma 4-H members visited Ottawa 4-H to compare Kansas and Oklahoma programs. The Anderson County group invites a district party in Garnett with a picnic and swimming. The 4-H Foundation seeks county fundraisers for Rock Springs Ranch scholarships and trips.
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Linda Page
Franklin County
Anne Christie
Rock Springs
Forest Park
4Eh
Oklahoma
Ottawa
Kansas
Linda Davis
Peggy Kohler
Linda Daweson
Tom Foreman
Erwin Elms
Bob Dawson
Anderson County
Garnett
4Eh Foundation
Rock Springs Ranch
Draft Should Choose 'Not Settled' For Draft Reform
Washington AP reports a Defense Department study urges redesigning the draft to induct the youngest eligible men first rather than those near 26 who are most settled in their careers. The plan targets ages 19 to 20, citing combat commanders and eight of ten volunteers under 20. Thomas D. Morris presented the study to the House Armed Services Committee.
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Washington
Defense Department
House Armed Services Committee
Asst
Deefense
Thomas D. Morris
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