Dairymen and Bangs Testing Program Progress
The article discusses a 1954 launch of a bangs testing program in dairy herds, noting 75.6 percent positive suspicion in that year and 486 negative herds. By June 1960 suspicion dropped to 12.9 percent with 3,081 negative herds, urging vaccinating replacements at the proper age to prevent losses. It also mentions Northwest Louisiana Pure Milk Association and the role of veterinary guidance in vaccination decisions.
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Northwest
Louisiana Pure Milk Association
Avertiin Sill
Dalgils Investment
Appeah Pabe
Worthwest Sure Milk Porduesrs
Sensing the News on America's Growth Debates
Opinion piece arguing private investment drives growth over federal stimulus. Claims liberals obstruct growth with New Deal era and tax policy. Cites dairy cooperatives and oil incentives while warning against socialist shifts and liberal governance. Novembers elections urged.
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Terals
RISA
John Gallrarth
Hievard University
SIMSHORO TIGER TALES Fifth Graders Carnival Profits
Fifth graders raised 15 dollars at the Halloween carnival with dart toss and teacher-aim ball games. Shirley Russell won first prize in homemade costumes and in ticket sales, while June Eyrisf and Linda Upshaw took second and third in costume prizes. The seventh grade sold two cases of Coke, and plans for an explorer play include John Lowery and Libby Salmon among others. The Tigers lost 34 to 41 Tuesday but won 63 to 37 Thursday for their first district win. juniors aim to fund Caney Lake trip and buy English books. The school thanks attendees of the carnivals and supper, noting about 400 dollars in take.
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Peter Bingham
Shirley Russell
June Eyrisf
Linda Upshaw
Cosumes
John Lowery
Sue Charles Napper
Sandra Cale
Debbe Ys
Libby Salmon
Melba Mason
Sweekenrd
Tigers
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Caney Lake
Gene Smith
Papa
Tronnie Berlrigues
Glenda Woodard
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Two Rustonians Pledged To LSU Fraternities
Baton Rouge Ruston students were among 679 men pledged during rush week at Louisiana State University. Bids were awarded to Joseph Richard Glasgow of Kappa Sigma and Tavis E Meltot Jr of Phi Delta Theta with pledges noted.
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Baton Rouge
Ruston
Louisiana State University
Joseph Richard Glasgow
Kappa
Sigma
Tavis E Meltot, Jr
Theta
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