New Mexico Acts to Stop Spread of Sheep Scabies
New Mexico moves to curb sheep scabies as the Sheep Sanitary Board requires legible wool branding on all sheep involved in ownership or movement. Exemptions apply to 4 H and FFA show animals. Effective by July 1 1961. Stauder notes outbreaks caused embargoes on lamb exports costing producers hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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New Mexico
J. R. Stauder
New Mexico State University Extension Service
Sheep Sanitary Board of
Sheep Sanitary Board
Stauder
The Mating Season by Frank Alsup
A humorous verse about meddling families, marriage plans, and a wedding cake. References to Mammy and Pappy, an unlikely suitor, and Mother Nature's plan. The poem hints at permits and a cake shop, with a playful punch at wedding logistics.
Meal With Balance in Elmira
A witty supermarket quip reflects a parent's view of a balanced diet as a hamburger in each hand. The light remark captures everyday humor about nutrition in Elmira New York.
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Elmira
N. Y
Vanderbilt Students Push for More Work and Demanding Courses
A Vanderbilt University student committee urges heavier academic demands including more papers and tests. The report recommends increased course rigor and broader study of campus life to improve scholastic standards.
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Nashville, Tenn
Vanderbilt
Laundry theft report ends with a Good Samaritan
Wanda Lane of Des Moines reported clothing valued at 350 dollars stolen from a clothesline but then canceled the report saying a passerby took the items down and left them in a basket on the back porch.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Wanda Lane
Kefauver targets new antitrust probes in electrical industry
Sen. Estes Kefauver leads an effort to crack down on electrical industry antitrust violations. He plans to question executives about meetings and memos suggesting price fixing and has drafted four bills to increase management accountability and curb infractions before they start.
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Kefauver
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Senate
Honorary Degree Set For Woman Stella Dysart Albuquerque
Los Angeles Pacific College will award Miss Stella Dysart Albuquerque a Doctor of Humane Letters at 1961 commencement. Dr. Robert J. Cox cites her anonymous philanthropic work for hospitals and religious and charitable groups. Dysart, a pioneer in New Mexico uranium and petroleum, has two mines named after her in the Ambrosia Lake field.
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LOS Angeles
Stella Dysart
Albuquerque
Los Angeles Pacific College
Robert J. Cox
Miss Dysart
Cox
New Mexico
Ambrosia Lake
Grants
Munnicipal
Dr. Cox
Sisters Work Same Job Dressing Alike At Eatontown Counter
In Eatontown New Jersey the Moffett twin sisters Lor raine and Loretta both 19 and Lois 18 work as waitresses at a Monmouth Shop ping Center lunch counter. They dress alike share duties and even share boyfriends. Customers sometimes order from one sister pay another and tip the third.
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N. J
Monmouth
Moffett Sisters
Lorraine
Loretta
Lois
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