Wheat Growers Offered Two Programs for 1964 Referendum
Wheat growers will choose between two 1964 programs as led by Denver Mays of the Madison County ASCS. A yes vote limits wheat to market and export needs with price support near $2 per bushel and conservation payments. A no vote retains no production limits and offers price support at about $1.20 per bushel, risking higher production.
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Denver Mays
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
Madison County
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Book Exhibit Opens at 25th Street School
The Fall 1962 library book display at 25th Street School features 600 new titles for Kindergarten through Grade 9 in a graded, cataloged exhibit. A cooperative effort highlights publishers from 77 countries and offers annotated catalogs with cross references. The exhibit runs 8 am to 4 pm through February 15.
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25Th St
Sorsham
Progress In Sea Water Conversion Efforts Progress noted in turning sea water into affordable fresh water
The United States reported substantial progress in converting sea water to economical fresh water and urged standby plants to counter droughts in California Florida Texas and New York. Undersecretary James K. Carr told the House Interior Committee large plants could supply urban areas within years, aiding industrial and household use amid growing global population pressures.
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Washington
UPC
California
Florida
Texas
New York
James K. Carr
House
Interior Committee
Care
Clements Settles Tax Case For 61914.25 In Louisville
Former U S senator and governor Earle Clements reached a tax settlement with the federal government in Louisville for 61914.25 cents, far less than the 209106.36 claimed in unpaid taxes plus penalties. The case was to go to tax court Monday morning.
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Louisville
UPS
U.S
Earle C. Clements
Internal Revenue Service
Clements
Marathon Gasoline Promises Cold Weather Start Power
Marathon sells SUPER-M premium and MILE-maker regular gasoline with a special anti carburetor additive for winter starting in temperatures down to thirty below. The company claims a “locked-in” formula supplies 100 percent octane to all cylinders for top mileage and smoother operation.
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Mile-Maker
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