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Charleston Gazette in Charleston, West Virginia

07 Jun 1954

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Charleston Gazette

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Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1954

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4

Senate Debates Farm Parity Amid Set Aside Costs

Senate Republican Knowland warns against continuing 90 per cent parity supports and favors no new farm legislation. Senator Russell says administration pressure may force a bill to set aside crops, with risks of steep price drops and political costs for Republicans. Parity policy, House committee review, and Eisenhower flexible price proposal dominate the debate over farm program reform.

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June Temperature Lows Across Inland Regions Record Cold

Temperatures dipped to June lows in Nevada and California with 24 degree readings at Winnemucca and Reno and three inches of snow at Blue Canyon. Raleigh North Carolina logged a record 44 degrees while Garden City Kansas hit 100 as central sections warmed and storms spread showers.

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Turkish Premier Leaves for Home After Washington Talks

Premier Adnan Menderes of Turkey departed Idlewild Airport aboard Adm. William Fechteler's plane after talks in Washington. He said Turkey backs the U.S. foreign policy to halt aggression beyond a clear line and to respond to any source or disguise. Ambassador James C. Dunn arrived from Madrid for routine consultations in Washington.

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New York Adnan Menderes Turkey Washington Menderes Idlewild Adm William Fechteler U.S.N North Atlantic Treaty Organization U.S James C. Dunn U. S Spain Madrid
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