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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1964

Page

5

Johnson signs Wheat Allotment Plan maintains 49.5 million acre cap

Washington AP President Johnson signs a new wheat program preserving the 49,500,000 acre national planting allotment. Farmers are classified as cooperating or noncooperating, with price supports and marketing certificates varying by category. Diversion payments and certification rules are outlined with sign‑up window May 1–15.

Washington Johnson Freeman Department

Half Million Beet Payment Due April 13

Ovid Factory announces a first additional payment of 501575 dollars on the 1963 sugar beet crop, mailed April 13, 1964, bringing total paid to date to 3745525 dollars. Sugar act payments add about 2.10 dollars per ton, lifting last year’s average to 12.60 per ton. The 1963 crop averaged 20 tons per acre on 17852 acres with 14.5 percent sugar content. Fieldmen seek 1964 contracts as rains and snow improved soil moisture and reservoir storage.

OVID Colo I. L. Johnson ASC

White collar pay in Britain rises 1963 figures show

London AP reports Britain’s white collar workers averaged 22 pounds 2 shillings 2 pence per week in October 1963. The Ministry of Labor survey says this is 4.8 per cent higher than 1962 and 22.4 per cent above the 1959 level.

London Britain Ministry of Labor

How To Figure Livestock Share

Lincoln experts advise flexible livestock share agreements based on farm conditions. Consider ownership costs, feed, buildings and equipment, labor, and management. If operator supplies most inputs, a 75 percent share to the operator may apply, with written terms updated annually.

Lincoln Phil Henderson University of Nebraska Henderson

Field Day At Ft. Robinson Highlights Cow Research

Field day at the Fort Robinson Beef Cattle Research Station showcases physiology and reproduction work on cows. Researchers from the University of Nebraska and USDA explain the focus of the annual event. The 1964 program, moved to April 30, features herd bulls, the cow herd and selected heifers, plus observation of feeding from selection and heterosis projects before slaughter.

Wiltbank

Alumnae Home Economics Meeting Planned at Lincoln

Nebraska University Home Economics Alumnae gather April 18 at the Nebraska Center for Continuing Education. Registration at 9:30 a.m. includes a business meeting and an morning program with Agnes Arthaud discussing Ireland training for home advisors, Ethel Diedrichsen sharing Caribbean Interlude, and Dr. Virginia Trotter detailing family living tour abroad.

Lincoln University of Nebraska Nebraska Center For Continuing Education Mary Petsche Agnes Arthaud Home Extension Ireland Ethel Diedrichsen Nebraska University Extension Miss Diedrichsen Caribbean Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations World Health Organization Unicef Virginia Trotter School of Home Economics College of Agriculture and Home Economics

USDA Brand Is Valuable To Shoppers

Lincoln based nutrition specialist Kathryn Cooley says homemakers can use USDA graded foods to guide budget and feeding quality. The grading shield appears on meat poultry eggs and dairy, with U S standards guiding fresh produce too aiding shoppers in selecting from US Number 1 to higher grades for accuracy and value.

Lincoln Kathryn Cooley University of Nebraska U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA

Moon rocket to ride river barge from Louisiana to Cape Kennedy

The Saturn V rocket destined for a manned moon mission will be too large for rail or road travel. It will be transported by river barge from the Michoud assembly point in Louisiana to the launching site at Cape Kennedy Florida.

Moon Michoud Louisiana Cape Kennedy Fla

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