Ags Basic Problems Told At Rockefeller Meeting
Texas Farm Bureau President Carrol Chaloupka told a public forum on domestic policy that agriculture faces two basic problems: inflation and government interference in food production. He spoke at the regional meeting called by Vice President Nelson Rockefeller, with leaders from Texas and four other southwestern states. Chaloupka outlined five recommendations for agriculture to ensure future food supply.
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Austin
Texas Farm Bureau
Carrol Chaloupka
Nelson Rockefeller
Chaloupka
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Farm Bureau
Uature
Congress
Environmental Protection Agency
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
EPA
Obituary of Maysfield farmer Newton Roy Newton
Newton Roy Newton 80 of Maysfield died Thursday in a Cameron hospital after a long illness. Funeral was Friday at 2 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church in Cameron with three ministers officiating. Burial followed at Oak Hill Cemetery. He was born in Maysfield and lived there his life, a retired farmer and church member. Surviving are his widow Mrs Roy Newton of Maysfield, a son Bob Newton of Austin, a sister Mrs Bo Mosely of Batesville Ark., four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Marek Burns Laywell Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Roy Newton
Maysfield
Cameron
First Presbyterian Church
Ernest Helsley
Stanley tVodicka
James W. Mosely
Burtaal
Oak Hill
Newton
Maysfield Presbyterian Church
Ben Arnold resident Ohlenbusch dies after illness
Fred Ohlenbusch 82 of Ben Arnold died Tuesday morning after an extended illness. Born October 3, 1893 in Welcome he worked as a barber in Oklahoma City and was a World War I veteran. Surviving relatives listed and funeral set for Ben Arnold Church of Christ with burial in Vogelsang Cemetery. Green Funeral Home in charge.
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Fred Ohlenbusch
Ben Arnold
Welcome
Oklahoma City
Okla
Ben Arnold Church of Christ
Mary Folschin- Sky
Will Stoebner
Burlington
Otto Kelm
Cameron
W. A. Boedeker
Looney
Minnie Vogelsang
C. E. Wierth
Vogelsang Cemetery
Green Funeral Home
GI Bill Enrollment Reaches Record Six Million
Veterans Administration regional director Jack Coker reported that the current GI Bill surpassed six million enrollments in September, three months into its tenth year. He noted historic participation across previous programs including World War I, Korea, Vietnam eras, with over 55 percent of 10.8 million eligible veterans training under the current bill and about 60 percent of 7.7 million Vietnam-era veterans participating.
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Veterans Administration
Jack Coker
Department of Defense
Southeast Asia
Milllion
Coker
Gause Community Reports At Regular Meeting
The Gause Community Improvement Program held its regular meeting on Monday night November 3. Committee chairmen reported on recent activities and plans include ordering street name markers along highway 79 and a forthcoming November 22 project.
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Gause
Cameron
Tome
Taylor
Rockdale
J. B. Browder
Cameron Private Ellison completes OSUT at Ft Polk
Army Private Clarence Ellison, son of Mr and Mrs Alonzo Ellison of Cameron, completed the One Unit Training program at Ft Polk Louisiana on October 2. Ellison is a 1975 graduate of C H Yoe High School in Cameron.
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Donald Townsend
Donald Ray Townsend
Jessie M. Townsend
Cameron
North Atlantic
Mediterranean
Independence
Norfolk
U.S. Sixth Fleet
NATO
C.H Ype
Navy
Clarence Ellison
Alonzo Ellison
Ft. Polk
OSUT
Pvt
Ellison
C. H. Yoe High School
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Rockefeller
Ohlenbusch
Mozelle Smith Matthews
Sears
Houston
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