USDA Reviews 1964 Wheat Program Provisions After Vote
The USDA reviews 1964 wheat program provisions after the May referendum. Price support set at 50 percent of parity with a 1 per bushel parity. allotments established for 1964. penalties for overplanting. “history” credit limited to allotments. Conservation Reserve contracts tie payments to compliance with allotments. Excess wheat storage penalties may end after July 1, 1964. Appeals over allotments go to ASC county then state committees. 15 day window for appeals.
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U.S. Department of Agove Ince
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ASC
Rains Bring Grass and Flies to Childress County Farms
Regions report rain brought pasture growth but also fly problems for cattle. Local growers discuss insecticides and fly control as a profitable seasonal measure. The 4 H Council has set June 27 and 28 for county camp at the city park with a new schedule. A fertilizer short course begins tonight at Gay's Cafe, hosted by Texas A and M and Texas Plant Food.
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Iso
Gay's Cafe
Texas M
Texas Plan Foodiery
A&m
Rom
Man Driving Recklessly On Highway 82 Prompted Police Stop
Police received a call about a man driving east on U S Highway 82 shouting to no listener and weaving through traffic. Officers halted a car driven by a Sherman insurance man who said he was practicing his sales pitch and should practice it elsewhere.
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U. S. Highway 82
Sherman
Cotton carryover forecast hits 11.7 million bales for 1963
USDA projects 1963-64 cotton carryover at about 11.7 million bales due to a large 1962 crop and weak consumption. Domestic mills may use 8.3 million bales in 1962-63, exports seen around 3.5 million, with CCC stocks just over 9 million on May 17, up from 5.2 million a year prior.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Commodity Credit Corp
Sterile Flies Now Fed in Mission Area
A new step in the screwworm eradication effort uses flies reared near Mission, sterilized, and fed before aerial release over a five state area. Feeding increases survival, yields more vigorous flies, and reduces losses during bad weather, with officials aiming to mechanize the process to save labor and costs.
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Mission
Cotton Water Needs Rise During Square to Peak Bloom
Cotton requires the most water during square bloom and early boll formation. Texas A&M extension engineer Way ne Reese notes monthly water use varies, with peak demand about three to three and a half months after planting. She warns against both under and over watering as high moisture after first bolls can hinder yields and machine picking plans.
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College Station
Bloom
Young Boll
Wayne Reese
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Reese
Keese
Cotton irrigation guidance from Reese and agent Cox
Reese stresses starting irrigation after 50 to 60 percent moisture depletion in the root zone and urges regular soil checks. A soil auger or sharpshooter helps sample soil and verify rooting depth while the season progresses. He warns that soil fertility must balance with moisture for optimum yields. county agent Harry Cox offers more information.
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Reese
Harry Cox
Texas Guide for Growing Irrigated Cotton
A historical irrigation agricultural guide outlines cotton cultivation in Texas, detailing soil needs, water management, planting schedules, pest control, and fertilizer practices for diverse regions and growing conditions. The manual emphasizes efficient irrigation and sustained yields for long-term farming success.
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Texas
Weather dispatch notes national low and record highs
The lowest temperature in the nation was 40 degrees at Philipsburg Pennsylvania and Sault Ste. Marie Michigan. Mondays high reached 112 degrees at Blythe California as reported by United Press and the Weather Bureau.
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United Press
Weather Bureau Today
Philipsburg Pa
Sault Ste. Marie
Midh
Blythe
Calif
You Know You Know By United Press International
Paper money described as a Chinese invention appears in several denominations from woodblock notes dated as early as 5 A D according to Collier's Encyclopedia.
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United Press International
Collier's Encyclopedia
Television programs schedule for Tuesday June 18 1963
Channel by channel guide lists daytime to late night programs across KFOX KGNC KSYD KVII KFDA. Notable items include Our Miss Brooks Annie Oakley Abbott and Costello Sports Report Huntley Brinkley News Tonight Show and Johnny Carson on KFOX. Major Comar News on KGNC. Bronco Highway Patrol Walter Cronkite and Quick Draw McGraw on KSYD. American Bandstand Maverick Sea Hunt Hawaiian Eye Desilu Playhouse on KVII. Freddie the Fireman Hennesey Jack Benny Garry Moore and 15 Cent Flicker on KFDA.
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Kfox-Tv
Miss Brooks
Abbott & Costell
Border Patrol
Kgnc - TV
Major Comar
Huntley Brinkley
Powell Stone
Ksyd - TV - Channl
Bronco
Highway Patrol
News Eye
Walter Cronkite
Quick Draw McGraw
Marshal Dillon
Cloyd Bridges
Kfda - TV
Freddie the Fireman
Mr. Ed
Hennesey
Garry Moore
Dan
True Weather Report
Keys
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Charlie Keys
General Hospital
Jane Wyman
KFDA
Jack Tompkins
the McCoys
Pete and
Gladys
Love of Life
CBS News
Search For Tomorrow
Guiding Light
Dan True Weather Report
Jack Farm - Ranch News
Art. Linkletter
Television Schedule Sheet June 19 1963
Daily TV lineup listing NBC CBS and local stations with programs and times from morning through late night. Includes news Weather Garden Show Daytime soap opera and game show entries across channels 3 4 6 7 9 10.
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NBC News
Garden
Ruth Brent
Ben” Jerrod
Daddy
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ST. SE
Childress
Panhandle Mutual Hair Association
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Cline Motor Company
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Peace Corps
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Advertising Council
Johnny Carson
B& J
Ix TV
MNBC
Groucho
Ben Jerrod
N.B.C
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Comar
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KSYD
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Pete & Gladys
Weather & News
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