Brown's Bylines Supply Of Beef Assured For '62
A Kansas State University expert notes the 1961 calf crop rose by one percent while U S population grows about two percent, signaling beef supplies won t burden this fall or next year. Competition from pork and poultry, weather, and heavier slaughter cattle supplies will shape future markets. Strong productivity gains from feed and management push output higher, with USDA data showing cattle output per animal up 69 percent since 1920 and liveweight per head rising over 100 pounds.
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U. S
Hugh McDonald
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Turkey
USDA
Argentina
Brazil
U.S
Donald Seaborg
Radioactive Strontium Health Hazard Warns in Fallout
FRANK CAREY reports that as superpowers pause nuclear tests, most fallout is earthbound with radioactive strontium posing potential health risks. Experts say absorbed doses in humans show no danger yet. of 10,009 pounds released 1945 1958, over 95 percent deposited or decayed, with strontium mainly a future concern for bone cancer or leukemia dangers.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Britain
Electricians Get Pay Boost in Three Year Pact
Kansas City AP report: 1200 union electricians will receive a 34 cent raise next week, lifting the hourly wage to 4.30. Local 124 IBEW and KC NECA announced the deal, with 19 cents of the increase funding a holiday and vacation fund. The wage scale rises to 4.48 on Sept 8, 1962, and to 4.68 a year later.
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Kansas City
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Aflcio
National Electrical Contractors Association
Nike Zeus Anti Missile Missile Fired in Test at White Sands
The Army successfully fired a Nike Zeus anti missile missile at White Sands Missile Range New Mexico in a test of a new main stage motor with higher performance solid propellant. The launch aimed to study missile structure and ground electronic equipment forming the weapon’s command guidance system. The rocket launched from ground level Thursday.
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White Sands Missile Range
N.M
Program At Home Presented By Berea 4H Members
Leon Sobba and Theron Hornberger announced the program at McLeod Nursing Home Garnett. Janet Brown and Janice Wapper played piano solos. Judy McClure and Joan Roeckers performed a clarinet duet. Coleen Riley played an accordion solo. Buying Eggs was the skit by Coleen Riley and Diane and Janice Cooper.
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Leon Sobba
Theron Hornberger
Berea 4H
McLeod Nursing Home
Garnett
Janet Brown
Janice Wapner
Judy McClure
Joan Roeckers
Coleen Riley
Diane
Janice Cooper
May Ask Cuts In Foreign Aid
Washington AP The House Appropriations Committee is set to recommend heavy cuts in Kennedy foreign aid. Reductions may reach 20 percent below the 4.2535 billion dollar total, with 7.2 billion in five year loan commitments possible subject to annual funding. The panel will outline allocations for economic and social development grants and for military aid.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Kennedy
Congress
Actua
Foreman Must Stand Trial In Sewer Ditch Collapse
Elijah Anderson foreman for a Kansas City plumbing firm must stand trial on a fourth degree manslaughter charge after a preliminary hearing found sufficient evidence of possible criminal negligence in the Leawood sewer ditch collapse that killed two workers. The incident followed a string of seven similar deaths in Johnson County as officials push for tougher ditch digging safety.
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Olathe
Kan
Elijah Anderson
Kansas City
William S. Allen
Anderson
Leawood
Kansas
Johnson County
4-H Club Gains New Members on Elm Leaf
Elm Leaf 4 H Club grows to 13 members at year start with 10 new recruits from visiting meetings. Members cleaned the grounds, repaired clubhouse windows, and aimed for a prosperous year. A July farm tour drew 30 attendees with a clubhouse party afterward. Delene Jones pursues sewing and foods. Bobby Krueger targets woodwork electricity foods gardening and home beautification.
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Elm Leaf
Delene Jones
Bobby Krueger
Plan Fallout Protection Survey Plans for 50 Million Fallout Shielding
A nationwide survey of large buildings will begin next month as the first step in a government program to provide fallout protection for 50 million people. With $93 million appropriated, the survey aims to finish by December 31, 1962, and will focus on structures capable of housing more than 50 persons, with many marked for public visibility.
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Baltimore
Defense Department
Army Engineers
Civil Defense
4-H Showdeo Sunday at Osawatomie City Lake
The Paola Trail Riders sponsor a 4-H Showdeo this Sunday at Osawatomie City Lake starting at 1 pm. Nine 4-H classes plus one little cowpoke class will award trophies for each class and for the club with most horses, the club traveling farthest, and the high point winner. Admission is one dollar per car with no entry fees.
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The
Paola Trail Riders
Osawatomie City Lake
Timothy as a guardian of truth Sunday School lesson
The September 3 Sunday School lesson on TIM OTHY, A GUARDIAN OF THE TRUTH, argues Paul’s harsh leadership demanding forgiveness and discipline. It warns that true liberty fades as society grows crowded and stresses personal self discipline as essential for a functioning democracy and safer communities.
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Timothy
Tunnel Under Mont Blanc Nears Completion
The tunnel under Mont Blanc, Europe's highest peak, is more than three quarters finished with French and Italian teams each drilling from opposite sides. About 25,000 of the planned 135,000 feet have been completed according to the French government announcement.
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Chamonix
France
Mont Blanc
Europe
Society Must Be Protected Against Waste Democacy
The Ottawa Herald notes a call for disciplined youth to uphold a vital democratic society. It cites Apostle Paul praising Timothy for discipline and warns that the market for capable youth depends on maintaining virtue to prevent decay.
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Apostle Paul
Apostle
Paul
Timothy
THE
Ottawa Herald
Aid to Nonaligned Nations Reaches 5.75 Billion
Belgrade Yugoslavia AP reports that attendees of the nonaligned nations conference have received a total of 5.75 billion dollars in U.S. aid. Most funds are going to the two countries expected to lead the group.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
U.S
India Yugoslavia Aid Totals Shift in Conference
Roles in the conference include India and Yugoslavia. India has received 1.7 billion dollars in U S economic aid. Yugoslavia has had 1.3 billion in economic assistance and 719 million in military aid. Yugoslavia declined additional military aid after 1957.
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India
Yugoslavia
United States
Debeaking Laying Hens to Prevent Cannibalism Losses
Debeaking five pallets before laying can reduce production losses from cannibalism. The procedure stresses laying hens, causing some weight loss and reduced egg output, especially in heavier breeds, but the losses are small compared with potential death losses from cannibalism.
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