Election Year Farm Bill Faces Tough Senate Test
Washington leaders fight over an import curb for beef and meat products tied to a broader cotton-wheat bill. Sen Hubert Humphrey backed by fellow advocates warns the meat quota could doom the legislation, while Sen John Pastore cautions the measure may spell its end.
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Roman Iriska
R-Neb
Hubert Humphreys
D-Minn
Seni
John Pastore
D-R
Pastore
Johnson
Public relations talk for Baytown police training session
Baytown Chamber of Commerce president W. J. Strickler was guest speaker in a police training program stressing public relations and a favorable public image. Police Chief Bob Fordie said increasing duty complexity makes PR training vital and noted future classes will use business selling techniques for traffic safety crime prevention and youth activities. The St. Lawrence Waterway note appears as unrelated background.
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W. J
Bill) Strickler
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Strickler
Bob Fordie
Fordhe
International City Manager's Association
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Sugar Beet Allotment Applications Weighed
The Agriculture Department weighs 21 areas for 1966 beet acreage allotments to justify up to two new processing plants. Of 21, only 2 may be approved. 13 areas face disappointment. Decisions on accepted applications will come in weeks as plans, feasibility, and beet-growing prospects are studied.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Texas
High Plains Sugar Beet Growers Association of
Plainview
Baker campaigns for Congress seat in Texas
Bob Baker, former Harris County state senator, campaigns for congressman at large in the Democratic Primary. He promotes Latin American community support and notes his work on the Open Beaches Law and regional education allies. Baker emphasizes Democratic line and Johnson-Kennedy ties.
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Houston
Robert W. Baker
Harris County
San Antonio
PASO
Baker
Texas
Baker Aid
Ttem
Padre Island Sea Shore
University of Houghton
Pan American College
Mmany
Erat
GOF
Congress
Johnson
Los Angeles
Candidates Free Speech Held In Catoosa County Primary
In JURINGOLD Georgia the county Democratic Executive Committee announced there is no ban on candidates giving speeches publicly. County Democratic Chairman Cortez Lamb said Tuesday night that candidates may speak freely. only fundraising events require executive committee approval prior to a talk.
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CAP
Catoosa County
Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic
Cortez
Lamb
Executive Committee
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