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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1964
Page
6
Sharp-eyed inspectors from the Agriculture Department found a shipboard pet in the crew quarters during a Seattle docking visit. The animal, identified as a destructive Oriental hopper species, was confiscated by authorities.
Washington AP report says $1,500 in hot money in 5s 10s and 20s was stolen Sunday from The Wits End Restaurant in northwest Washington. Owner Ben L. Mendelson plans to buy a safe after the break in.
Texas lawmakers largely supported the cotton wheat subsidy bill in a House vote. The cotton provision would set a 130 dollar support price plus 70 cent certificate to raise the price to 2.52 a bushel with acreage reductions required. The wheat measure would provide a subsidy to lift domestic prices to compete with world market costs.
Secretary of Agriculture Orville L Freeman is expected to move quickly to implement new wheat and cotton programs due to late season timing. Details include cotton acreage reductions to qualify for price support, payments to mills for cheap cotton, and rules for growers already planted. Cotton supports set around 30 cents per pound, with soybean plans affected by cotton program timing.
AP dispatch describes a tense scene as Khrushchev’s Hungary visit stirs impatience among world Communist parties. It notes Moscow may back a world meeting, but Red China and North Vietnamese factions resist. a split trend across Asia Africa and Latin America signals divergent loyalties to Soviet, Chinese lines.
A collection of wry observations on modern life in New York and beyond. The writer muses on packaging, reading trends, family wills, hair color stereotypes, shop talk, business talk, marriage advice, and the mood of Manhattan visitors, noting politeness rises with slower summer Saturdays as crowds shrink.
Oil and Gas Journal reports U S oil output rose less than one percent in the first quarter of the year. Through March 28 daily production averaged 7,628,000 barrels, up from 7,571,000 last year. State gains include Oklahoma 1,050 to 558,850 and Texas 2,643,400.
The Federal Power Commission announced revisions to the Natural Gas Act regulations effective May 1. One change aims to provide information for annual reports to allow ongoing review of interstate pipeline reserves and ensure continuous service at the lowest possible price. Others speed contested certificate cases and simplify forms for small distributors seeking authority to serve a single community.
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