Livestock Industry Rejects Government Price Controls
Washington AP reports a 38 member National Advisory Cattle Committee concluded a two day closed conference with Agriculture Department officials and urged against government supply control aimed at cutting cattle numbers. The panel urged import reductions through negotiations and continued surplus beef purchases for the needy. It backed emergency rancher loans and looser federal grading to improve top prices.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Kennedy
Congress
State Governments To Meet in Chicago
The Council of State Governments will hold its national convention on December 2 in Chicago. Gov. John Anderson Jr. of Kansas, president of the council's executive committee, announced the date after a three day meeting in Phoenix. Regions will set the agenda this fall for the nationwide gathering. The council includes officials from all 50 states and Puerto Rico.
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Chicago
Phoenix, Ariz
Council of State Governments
John Anderson Jr
Kansas
Council
Phoenix
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
Free Clinic For Crippled Children Held in Cherokee County
A free diagnostic clinic for crippled children from Cherokee County and nearby areas will take place in Columbus Kansas on Wednesday June 3 1964 starting at 8 am at Highland Grade School. Sponsored by the Kansas Crippled Children Commission Cherokee County Medical Society and Kansas Society for Crippled Children. Appointment letters must be sent to Wichita by May 27 for eligible children.
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Cherokee County
Columbus
Kansas
Highland
North
The
Kansas Crippled Children Commission
Cherokee County Medical Society
Kansas Society For Crippled Children
First National Bank
Wichita
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Europe
Society For Crippled Children
G. O. Gardner
W. Walnut
Chanute
Midwest
West Main
LY Chanute
I Mliae
Maine
Terry Iders
Vetch Grint
Ward
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