Gas Regulation at Crossroads in Senate Debate
The address calls for a fresh look at natural gas regulation amid decades of Federal Power Commission policy, urging stable, market friendly rules, cheaper supplies, and renewed public confidence as technology and uses grow. It highlights the tax cut as historic economic progress while warning against regulatory abuses and calls for a modern, unified regulatory framework.
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Sand Senate
Governbal
Supreme Court
Federal Commission
Federal Powers Commission
Congress
FPC
Ion
Pavia
National Farm Safety Week Proclaimed for July 19 25
President Lyndon B. Johnson proclaims July 19 25 as National Farm Safety Week urging unity to reduce rural accidents. He commends past safety efforts by rural leaders and calls for renewed action to eradicate foreseeable causes, with Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Council and Texas Agricultural Extension Service supporting activities.
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College Station
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Council
Texas
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Niigata Quake Triggers Widespread Damage and Casualties Fears
The quake struck at 1 20 p m causing panic in Tokyo and widespread damage in Niigata and four other cities. Sado Island was hit hard with feared casualties and two foot high tides flooded Niigata port as officials coordinated relief and mercy flights.
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Niigata University
Sado Island
Niigata
Sado
U.S
John Emmerson
United States
U.S. Sun Air Force
Japan
Tokyo University
Alaska
Tokyo
Upturn in Midwest cattle prices sparks cautious optimism
Market across Midwest shows steady to higher trade for slaughter steers and heifers amid improved wholesale demand. Hutcheson notes temporary relief from heavy weights, while overall prices remain near seven year lows with mixed movements in hogs, lambs, and feeder cattle.
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Midwest
Bert Hutcheson
Hutcheson
Chicago
USDA
Southwest
Boston
Weeds and Naptha Sprays Highlight Farm Notes
The farmers report rains bring useful growth but weed control remains a challenge. Dr. Allen Weise touts naptha as a cost effective spray for small cotton up to six weeks old, applied in a 10 inch band directing 5 to 8 gallons per acre. Local inventors Claude and Blondie Andrews and Dwayne Scott Farm Demonstration Agent show effective furrow and turbo applicators.
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Allen Weise
Claude
Blondie Andrews
Dwayne Scott
Wellington
Build Menues Around US Beef
Cooking is a real challenge and June brides and beginner cooks can use beef to plan menus. Beef production is estimated five to ten percent above last year. Chuck roasts ground beef hams bacon lamb shoulder roast and luncheon meats are strong values. Eggs green beans sweet corn lettuce squash cucumbers green peppers radishes green onions carrots are available at good prices. Retailers push frozen stock as new season approaches and promote bananas Valencia oranges fresh California strawberries cantaloupes watermelons pineapples cherries and apricots.
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Service
California
Price Seeks Restraint on Foreign Beef Imports
Pampa Republican candidate Bob Price accuses Washington of wrong White House stance on the U.S. beef slump. He argues Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand expanded Europe trade while U.S. prices stay high, urging use of existing authority to curb foreign beef into the U.S. market. Price opposes international trade pacts he calls foreign raids on domestic beef.
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Pampa
Bob Price
Congress
Washington
White House
Johnson
Price
Ireland
Australia
New Zealand
Europe
United States
Wheat surplus outlook cited by U.S. officials for 1965
Washington reports a slight drop in the 1964 65 wheat carryover to about 800 million bushels by July 1 1965 if the Agriculture Department’s estimate for the 1984 crop holds. Officials note a potential 860 million bushel carryover the smallest since 1953 with 605 million that year.
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S. Pat
Uoff
Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Department
The Fair Sex and Jobs for Older Women
Assistant Secretary of Labor Esther Peterson notes a shift in women’s roles amid longer life spans and urban migration. She cites that in 1963 over half of women aged 45 to 44 were employed, and the life expectancy gap has altered career planning for young women. The piece previews a section titled The Broken Home.
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Esther Peterson
Johnson
Peterson
Matuely
Wheat program hopes for acreage near 1963 level
The report notes heavy producing areas and extensive participation in the government wheat program calling for acreage comparable to that used for the 1963 crop.
Funeral Services For W M Gambol On Wednesday
Virgil Malone Garabol solie known as W M Gambol of Tell will receive funeral rites at 2 p m Wednesday at Tell Methodist Church The Rev C C Lomb and Rev Calvin Nevels of Calvary Baptist Vernon will officiate Interment in Tell Cemetery under Newberry's direction Pallbearers include Roy Wy al, Johnny Glover, Nolan Maswell, Jim Phillis, O T Glover, Clyde Seal, Jack Garrison and Wall Burton The carpenter and farmer died Monday morning at Childress General Hospital after years of heart trouble
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Virgil Malone
Garabol Solie
Tell Methodist Clicch
Pneto
C C Lomb
Calvin Nevels
Calvary Baptist Church
Vernon
Tell
Tell Cemetery
Newberry
Roy Wyyal
Johnny Glover
Nolan Maswell
Jim Phillis
O. T. Glover
Clyde Seal
Jack Garrison
Wall Burton
Garobel
Childress General Hospital
Final rites for Frederic Story Services Held Monday
Final rites for Frederic Alonzo Story, a retired newsman, were conducted Monday at 4 pm in First Methodist Church Chil dress with Pastor Dr Juegin Watkins and Rev Lester L Hill officiating. Burial followed in Childress Cemetery. Story lived in Childress since 1924 and had a long career in publishing. He was active in Methodist Church affairs locally and in the state.
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Frederic Alonzo
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Alfred Stephens
Clara Nelli
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America
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