Benson Praises Capitalism Before Khrushchev Visit
Secretary Ezra Taft Benson told Nikita Khrushchev that capitalism aided American farmers in building an agriculture system unequaled worldwide. He spoke at the Agriculture Department's experimental center in Beltsville Maryland where Khrushchev began a farm science center tour during a visit with his wife.
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Khrushchev in US Faces Mixed Reception and Nuclear Peace Talks
Khrushchev praised the U S reception but kept his views on America unchanged. He urged peace through cooperation and announced a new UN disarmament proposal. He pressed for a Germany peace treaty and warned West Germany against actions that widen tension.
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Congress OKs New Record Peace Time Budget Total
The 1959 Congress approved a record peace time appropriations total of 81.975 billion dollars, narrowly topping the 1958 peak. Lawmakers trimmed Eisenhower requests by about 1.881 billion, with the largest cut in foreign aid totaling 1.204 billion.
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Austin Youth Admits Part in Weekend Burglaries
A 17 year old Austin boy admitted taking part in a weekend burglary spree. He named Klagge's Ice Cream Store Armstrong's Service Station and Plant Standard Station among targets with total loot about 195 dollars. He is on probation for prior similar offenses and more youths may be questioned.
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Public Hearing Set on Minnesota Income Tax Regulations
Public hearing scheduled for Oct. 9 on adoption of proposed new and amended regulations under the Minnesota Income Tax Act. Tax Commissioner Joseph M. Robertson announced the changes, including rules on deductions for ordinary and necessary expenses losses bad debts and depreciation.
Gore says highway funds will be paid promptly in full
Senator Albert Gore says a last minute congressional action will ensure states receive the federal share of highway projects promptly and in full this year. He calls the move a victory over the Eisenhower administration, noting conferees removed the requirement to repay a 359 million dollar advance to the highway trust fund by next June 30.
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Owatonna Hog Named National Pork Chop King
Owatonna 27 year old hog raiser Eugene Pinchner wins national pork chop title with welterweight Chester White barrow. His hog previously won Minnesota State Fair grand champion. Pinchner also secures first place lightweight and champion gilt in breeding stock. Harv Richardson earns reserve Chester White and Arlan Schultz of Ohio, Ill., champion boar. Pinchner operates a 140 acre farm with his father Hubert, started the herd as a 4H project. Durocs judged in Crane Pavilion.
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Berkshire and Hampshire judging completes at fair sale today
Winners included champion barrow Donald Mark Viborg S D reserve barrow Melvin Seik and Son LaMoille NL champion boar Seik reserve boar E W Klingman Waterloo Iowa. Judging of Berkshire Hampshire and crossbred entries finished this afternoon with prize stock sale set for today and tonight. Five other breeds judged Thursday and Friday brings trucklot competition and grand champion barrow election.
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Demos Acont Rule to Curb Dixie Revolts
The Democratic National Committee adopted a 1960 convention rule to reduce Southern revolt by ensuring state voters can ballot for nominees and electors pledged to the nominees. Paul M. Butler proposed readoption of the 1956 rule, supported by George Rock and Herman Jessen, and the plan passed by voice vote after little debate.
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U N Shelves Question of Seating Red China
The U N Steering Committee voted 12 to 7 with one abstention to shelve for another year the issue of seating Red China in the world body. The move, proposed by the United States, now goes to the General Assembly for ratification.
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Paarlberg opposes incentive payments for lightweight hogs
Dr. Don Paarlberg, Eisenhower adviser, told the National Barrow Show banquet that government incentive payments for lighter weight hogs are unnecessary. He warned such subsidies raise farrowings and total pork tonnage, risking a market glut and imports. He urged industry based premiums and government focus on research and market info.
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Weather summary from The Herald readings
The Herald weather site on the fire station roof records 8:30 a.m. reading 29 with a 24 hour high of 51 and low of 28. Clear general conditions reported. The Herald Office Building data not provided.
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