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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1967
Page
6
A Saint Paul report shows after tax income around 15 000 for poorer families and 5 600 for rich families. Housing consumes about 30 percent of take home pay, while food and transportation take smaller shares for rich families. The study highlights how housing burdens vary by income level.
A federal judge imposed a restraining order on the National Farmers Organization to prevent threats and violence in its milk holding actions. The order allows peaceful picketing up to four at a site and demands nonviolence toward nonmembers, milk carriers, and processors while preserving the right to protest.
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman urged President Johnson to reduce dairy product imports after imports of competitive dairy items rose by about 300 percent from 1965 to the previous year. He called for direct action to curb foreign supplies affecting milk prices and farm income.
The Tariff Commission plans a formal investigation into establishing import quotas aimed at substantially reducing the inflow of foreign supplies and reshaping trade.
Washington AP reports farm product prices fell 2 percent in the month ending March 15, extending a decline since September and prompting farmer unrest. The Agriculture Department notes hogs and milk led the drop, while gains in wheat and legumes partially offset the loss.
Police Chief Joseph A. Walsh begins a one week vacation. Capt. Robert McCone, traffic division commander, will serve as acting superintendent during the absence.
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