Angus Enthusiasts Elect Leaders at 85th Angus Meeting
About 991 Angus cattle enthusiasts from 42 states and seven countries attended the American Angus Association’s 85th annual meeting in Chicago during the International Livestock Exposition. Flynn W. Stewart of Wichita Falls Texas was elected president for 1969 Frank G Binford of Thomaston Georgia was named vice president and three year terms were set for others on the board. The event showcased top Angus cattle with grand and reserve champions across multiple classes while judging by a panel led by Raul Ban Carlarai of Argentina.
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Argentina
Canada
Australia
Scotland
Japan
American Angus Association
Chicago
Conrad Hilton Hotel
Grand
Flynn W. Stewart
Wichita Falls Tex
Stewart
Texas Angus Association
Fort Worth
National Angus Cattle Men’s Organization
Frank Ge Binford
Thomaston
Georgia’s Angus Association
Kenneth Moore
Roxbury
Kans
Robert O. Swaim
Marshall
Ind
Tom Floyd
Como
Miss
William Be McSpr
Adden
Chilhowie
Joe Meng
Bowling Green
Kens
Robert W. Hicks Midway
Ken
William Te Weir
Gladstone
Angus
Arendt Brothers
Highmore
South Dakota
Greg
Peter
Harold Arendt
Anthony Angus
Peavey Producers Services
Minneapolis
Minn
Longleaf Pride, Black Watch Dominate Senior and Heifer Shows
In the senior championship Longleaf Pride 7 triumphed for Aiken South Carolina with Black Watch Farms and Hawk Springs taking reserve senior honors on Black Watch Erica 6888. Gleannloch Farms won the heifer calf title on Gleann Loch Blackbird 46 while Maho gany Farms showed reserve Haystack Pride 158. The first prize yet of sire group featured four animals sired by Ankonian President owned by Ankhony Angus Black Watch Farms and Meadow Lane Farm. Junior yet of fire honors went to calves sired by Wintonier Bell Boy 227-23 shown by Louis Danner and Stueland Brothers. Anthony Angus captured the best ten head with an allebull group. Nearby note mentions rabies risks in wildlife and immunization guidance from Dr. Pessarra, followed by Insurance Information Institute data on insurance industry employment and cross-field training.
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Carolina
Longleaf Pride
Black Watch Farms
Wappingers Falls
New York
Hawk Springs
Wyoming
Gleannloch Farms
Spring
Texas
Mahogany Farms
Williamston
Michigan
Ankonian
Ankhony Angus
Meadow Lane Farm
North Salem
Wintonier Bell Boy
Louis Danner
Ata=lissa
Iowa
Stueland Brothers
Calamus
Anthony Angus
Allebull
Rabies Low in Texas Prompts Pet Immunization Call
Health officials say rabies cases in Texas are near a record low and urge winter vaccination of pets. Dr. Lawrence Pessarra notes July to October drops, cites 241 cases through November 1968, and compares to five year medians. warns rabies is incurable in humans and stresses pet immunization amid wildlife exposure. A separate legal notice from Grayson County outlines a property case against multiple defendants with court dates in January 1969.
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Texas
Torward
Lawrence Pessarra
AVM
Texas State Department of Health
Pessarra
Health Department
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Offshore well tests near Galveston spark industry note
Alamos Group reports successful testing of OCS-1848 offshore Texas well 60 miles east of Galveston in Gulf of Mexico block 129. Well drilled to 14 000 feet and completed below 10 000 feet with plans for further evaluation. Participants include Lone Star Producing Sun Oil Aquitaine Apache Murphy Ocean Drilling and Exploration.
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Texas
Alamos Group
Lone Star Producing Company
Lone Star Gas Company
Alamos
Sun Oil Company
Sunoco Dive
Galveston
Federal Block 129
East High Island
Gulf of Mexico
Sun
Lone Star Producing
Coe
Sun Oil Cos, Aquitane Oil Corp
Apache Corp
Murphy Oil Corp
Ocean Drilling and Exploration Co
Insurance funds drive safety on U.S. highways
New York report says American insurers spend about 50 million dollars annually to improve highway safety, a figure cited by the Insurance Information Institute. The plan aims at reducing crashes and promoting safer driving nationwide.
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New York
The
Insurance Information Institute
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Walter Dean
Harris
Missouri
Hullinger Acres
Bardoliemere
U.S
Watson’s
Doug Graber
Mineral Point
Wisconsin
Simko Provision Co
Ralph Danner and Sons
Muscatine
Adamson Ranch
Cody
Neb
Trac= tions Restaurant
Los Angeles
Sam and
Herschel Wood
Greenwood
Pfaelzer Bros
Harvey Hartter
Carlock
Sheri Coulter
Kenneth Coulter
Congerville
Ule
Sharon Schilder
Malcom
Harold Stepp
Kellogg
Sharon
Kansas State Univ
Manhattan
Walter Ma=nder
Jim Stevens
Linecoln Meat Co
John C. Pierce
D.A
Washington
D. C
Re Ae Long
Rhinebeck
L. E. Kunkle
Ohio State Univ
Columbus
Ee. A. Kline
Iowa State University
Ames
States
Raul Juan Bancarlari
Buenos Aires
Black Watch
Aristocrat
Angus Ranch
Platteville
Colorado
Embassy Angus Farms
Walls
Mississippi
Ankonian Bushman
Ankony Angus
Rich
Rose Farm
Millbrook
Schaefer Farms
Jackson
Tennessee
Ankon
Ian
Kardell Farms
Hillesdale
Black Angus Farm
Rochester
Masse
Lakewood Farm
Mukwona
Windfields Farm
Willowdale
Ontario
Lakewood Burger
Stanford Farms
Lebanon
Tenn
Eva
Walbridge Farm
Walbridge Barbara
Heifer
UT Farms
Tuttle
Oklahoma
Handke
Pennsylvania State University
University Park
Whitewright
Chamber of Commerce
Ngleaf Plantation
Aiken, South
Dr. Pessarra
United States
U. S
National
Wildlife Kingdom
State OF Texas
William R. Caruthers
W R. Caruthers
Martha Jane Caruthers
James G. Thompson
Martha J. Thompson
Samuel R. Caruthers
S. R. Caruthers
John K. Miller
J. K. Miller
Arena Miller
G. W. Lankford
C. C. Lankford
A. B. Mullins
Wm. Findley
William McK Findley
Mary B. Findley
H. S. Houston
Darthula Houston
Grayson
W. R. Caruthers
E. H. Holman
C. J. Holman
William H. Hughes
Morton Street
Scullin Avenue
Miller
Denison
E. R. Brodhead
Gladys Hamilton
Detroit
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Mol
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