Dairy Price Supports Could Cost Taxpayers 200 Million
Washington July 12 An Agriculture Department economist estimated that if the Senate dairy price support program rises, taxpayers would pay about 200 million and the nation's butter costs would rise by 3 million annually. He linked higher supports to about 100 million extra yearly dairy costs per percentage point, noting storage costs rise as government buys more butter cheese and dried milk.
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Patricia Wiggins
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Senate
Senate Agriculture Committee
Ezra Taft Benson
House
Benson
Economist
Japan-US back limited trade with Red China urged by governors
Washington reports officials supported Governor Dan Thornton of Colorado Governor John Fine of Pennsylvania and Governor Allen Shivers of Texas in a plan for limited Japanese Red Chinese trade. They argued economy growth preserves freedom while denying recognition of Peiping. Eisenhower endorsed broader Japanese commerce to keep Japan in the free world.
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Washington
Japan
China
United States
Red China
Peiping
Eisenhower
Dan Thornton
Colorado
John Fine
Pennsylvania
Allan Shivers
Texas
Korea
COOL CROSS RULES Puzzle Challenge Clues Included
A word formation puzzle using 16 letters in a grid. Solve by forming valid words horizontally or vertically, with each word using letters once and avoiding plurals. Clues provided add extra letters to guide placements.
Shepard Barclay On Bridge A Central Press Feature
Central Press feature reviews a bridge hand and bidding philosophy from a West-East problem. It analyzes North South play, takeout doubles, and the impact of major suit bids on game and slam decisions amid vulnerability and dealer positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepard Barclay
North
South
Oil price inquiry bogged down by limited staff
The Justice Department cannot spare enough agents to push the nine month old exclusive gasoline price inquiry. Officials say most investigators are tied to other cases including a cartel suit against five major refiners. Delays loom as firms supply documents and the matter could stretch for months before trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wilson Sharpe
Washington
Justice Department
New York
Standard Oil
Nwj
Socony-Vacuum
Guilf
Paty E. Hadlick
National Oil Marketers Association
Department
Stanley Barnes
Anti
Bubble Gum Champs Blow Big Bubbles in Chicago
In Chicago on July 12 a bubble blowing contest drew contestants from six to sixty. The winner was 14 year old Michael Chaplik who described success as steady mouth control and deep concentration with no panic. A separate fact notes Pennsylvania coal mines have more underground track than surface.
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Chicago
Michael Chaplik
Pennsylvania
State
Ike Receives Postcard Backed by Americans in Mexico City
President Eisenhower got a large Wish you were here postcard signed by 7,000 Americans living in Mexico City. A bottom note read You Re publicans Boo Democrats. The report mentions pygmies in French West Africa moving their village to an elephant carcass for easy food access.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Mexico City
West Africa
Worry About Fighting Not Capture General Says
Maj. Gen. William F. Dean, a Korean War veteran held in a Communist prison camp, urged American soldiers to focus on combat training rather than fear of capture. He said wars aren’t won by captives and emphasized mental prep for combat and understanding why we fight. He noted soldiers should start this at home and that learning about the nation’s ideals strengthens resolve. Dean contrasted American and Communist soldiers’ political awareness and said teaching about the enemy is under study in Washington. The piece also mentions Toronto soccer waterboy Peter Kocasis fined for assault after dumping water on a referee, and explains the term tabby refers to cat markings.
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New York
William F. Dean
Dean
Parade Magazine
Gih: Army
San Francisco
Washington
Toronto
Ont
Peter Kocasis
4000 Braceros Sought in Lower Rio Grande Valley
McAllen Tex July 12 UP farmers in the Lower Rio Grande Valley say they need 4000 more braceros, on top of about 15000 Mexican contract workers already employed. Clifford Burr Hidalgo contract labor center manager says the extra workers would arrive next week from Monterrey Mexico as border patrol readies a drive to send wetbacks back to Mexico before July 15.
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Mcallen
Tex
Rio Grande Valley
Clifford Burr
Hidalgo
U.S. Border Patrol
Mexico
Butt
Monterrey
Border Patrol
California
Arizona
American Dancers Tackle Politics in City Demonstration
In Chicago on July 12 the National Association of Dance and Affiliated Artists plans a public demonstration to illustrate political maneuvering. They will showcase the Capitol whirl Pentagon mare and the independent movement as part of their urban performance.
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Chicago
National Association of Dance
Capitol
Pentagon
Mare
Bargain Day In Killing Business
In Modesto California on July 12 Jim Hawthorne 38 and two companions were held by police after farmer Philip Jacobs reported Hawthorne came to his home and offered to kill someone for 1000 dollars then promised to kill the giver for 500 dollars if told to do so.
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Modesta
Calif
Jim Hawthorne
Mons
Philip Jacobs
Hawthorne
Jacobs
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King Features Syndicate
Hearts
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East
AKTS
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Toa
Herbert Brownell Jr
Inquir
Barnes
State Department
Tel Aviv
Israel
David Franco
Joseph Sterling
Safad
Abraham Ashkenam
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Lke
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Crome
Minnesota
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