Battin Demands Freeman Resign Over Wheat Referendum
Rep. James F. Battin accuses Secretary Orville Freeman of deceit in denying attempts to influence the May 21 wheat referendum. He cites a Montana McCone county letter from four ASCS officials describing bid by the department to promote a yes vote and a poll watcher, urging removal of the officials. The vote would set price supports and production controls for 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican House
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
James F. Battin
R-Mont
House
Department of Agriculture
Montana
McCone County
Battin
House Agriculture Committee
Department
Congress
Connie Drinkard Undergoes Tonsillectomy at Local Hospital
Connie Drinkard daughter of Mrs Roy Webber had her tonsils removed at Community hospital last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Drinkard
Roy Webber
Kennedy tax cut debated amid recession fears and deficits
Amid claims Kennedy seeks deficit spending as a remedy, analysts question tax cuts’ effect on recession. The piece analyzes deficits, government control of prices, wage policy, and whether lower income tax relief or top-bracket cuts spur growth, warning against sustained planning and debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Washington
Mr. Et Nae
Stanford Bull Sale Opens With Strong Demand
Ninety five yearling bulls sold to an average of 688 with WK Piegan 202 Hereford top lot at 3,000 purchased by Arnold Benson. American Breeders Service sold Montana Cocoa for 2,000 while Charolais and Shorthorn entries joined Herefords and Angus. High attendance from five states and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvid Larson
Herb Baylis
Bob Racicot
Montana Beef Performance Association
Schmitt
Stanford
Warren Koebel
Libby
Arnold Benson
Dillon
American Breeders Service
Montana
Hilger
Helena
Art Lindseth
Dupuyer
States
Canada
Convention of Montana Federation Hosts Banquet and Plans
The Montana Federation outlines week end activities including a Friday banquet at the Lutheran parish hall with state president Mrs. Hubert Bell of Kalispell. Reservations are to be made via the telephone committee. committees organize housing decor and program as well as publicity bazaar and crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Bell
Kalispell
Ernest Neath
Bill Coke
John Adams
Roger Whidden
Virgil Gust
Jerry Egeland
Byron Grosfield
Flora Storey
Boland Clark
Carson and Barnes Circus to Exhibit Here May 27
Floyd E. Hill, special agent for Carson and Barnes, announced final arrangements for the 3 ring wild animal circus to be shown here May 27. The Carson and Barnes name is one of the oldest in the circus business, with a representative noting the show this year.
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Floyd E. Hill
Carson and Barnes
Wild Animal Circus
Circus features and performances with Liberty horses and jungle animals
Right abreast of the times with elaborate features and equipment. Carson and Barnes circus offers elephants bears lions monkeys llamas camels and zoo‑grade jungle animals along with trapeze high‑wire juggling tumbles clowns and aerial acts. Shows at 2 30 and 8 p m. PORCUPINE BUTTE 4H meeting notes cover pledges songs roll call talks first aid Panama photos and refreshments.
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Carson and Barnes
Linda Yost
Barbara Morris
Kermit Anderson
Diane Sargent
Tully Lavoid
Scott Hoskinson
Panama
Harpers and
Adams
Kathleen Harper
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Grant Rader
Julius and
Ida May Thomas
Cochrane
Secretary of Agriculture
Sweet Grass Co. Farm Bureau
George
SGHS
Bozeman
Absarokee
Columbus
Laurel
N.S.A
Chicago Heights
Porcupine Butte
Frye's Cafe
Montana Tom
Parr
Bartlett Pears
Vets Dog Food
Morrells Frankfurters
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