Cattle Industry Faces Economic Powder Keg Risks
The nation’s cattle sector sits on an economic powder keg as drought threats loom across major cattle states. Widespread dryness could trigger liquidation, lowering beef prices and spilling impacts to hogs, dairy, feed grains, and soybean meal while shaping the 1964 election focus.
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World Fair site at Flushing Meadow seen with doubt
New York observers doubt the World Fair site will be finished by the April 22 opening as unfinished streets and piles of cement and lumber surround the Flushing Meadow grounds. Officials remain confident the major exhibits and fountains are nearing completion with pavilions for Vatican, Thailand, Jordan, and Hollywood poised for display.
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New High Energy Belt Discovered Near Earth
Washington reports a region of high energy radiation far beyond the Van Allen belts has been found by the IMP satellite launched Nov 26.40. NASA says the radiation itself is not dangerous to future crewed missions, though lunar orbits may intersect such particles monthly. Dr Kinsey A. Anderson of UC Berkeley comments.
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Spring Heralds Sweep Across New York City
New York awakes to a citywide shift as winter departs. Engineers and electronics seniors seek office jobs while artists carry Proust in pockets. Plants brighten tenement windows and penthouse gardens as central park animals watch a growing weekend crowd.
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Cotton Harvest Machines Cut Labor Demand Says Labor Dept
Washington AP reports the Labor Department expects cotton harvest machines to cut farm labor needs for a fifth straight year. Last year cotton harvest employment fell 19 percent despite a 5 percent larger crop. Foreign agricultural workers also dropped about 20 percent from 1962.
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Labor Department
Army warns anti gun sentiment harms civilian marksmanship
The Army told Congress on January 29 that public revulsion toward guns after President Kennedy's assassination is hurting its civilian marksmanship program. No statistics were provided, but testimony released by the House Appropriations subcommittee on defense notes a shift in public sentiment against firearms.
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