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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1964
Page
5
A Rush Circuit Court filing dated September 1964 lists Mary Moore as plaintiff in a claim against a party not yet identified. Clerk Dallas Hardwick and attorney Hughes and Young are noted in the case record.
The 88th Congress adjourned on October 3 ending sessions until 1965. Critics blame liberals for denying key Social Security reforms including benefits boosts and eligibility expansions affecting millions. Senate rejection of House measures killed the medical care program tied to Social Security despite Johnson's approval.
A series of mixed numbers and currency values appears, including 6,000.00 876,126.18 and 2,247,325.88, with additional amounts such as 836,238.35 873,873.06 245,123,44 4,270.68 14,552,88 and a total 51,980,134.60. The fragment lists sums and decimal formats without context or labels.
A representative outlines support and opposition to the Defense Education Act and farm program amid fiscal concerns and executive changes. He notes a personal vote against the federal salary raise and anti poverty measures, then reports a new DHIA awards method: certificates based on average milk production per cow by breed, in Lafayette Indiana with Purdue University involvement.
Purdue University economists and state agricultural statisticians report that Indiana farmers gained three percent in product prices and four percent in purchasing power from mid August to mid September after a flat prior 30 days. U S farmers prices rose two percent with a one percent boost in purchasing power. livestock and grain indexes advanced four percent led by milk eight percent soybeans five percent hogs four percent corn eggs broilers three percent and beef cattle one percent. Feed price ratios mostly increased with hog-corn one percent whole milk feed four percent turkey feed and broiler feed three percent egg feed two percent.
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