Global communist tensions and Algeria disputes loom
Foreign editor notes a widening rift between Moscow and Peiping and predicts swings in Communist policy. Reports on Algerian talks with de Gaulle and rebels threaten cease-fire limits, while Belgian Congo heads toward independence and possible secession amid tribal tensions. In Japan the anti-government protests may not yield gains, aiding the Liberal Democratic Party’s stance.
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London
Moscow
Peiping
Red China
Mao Tse-Tung
Nikita Khrushchev
Marx
Lenin
Kremlin
East Europe
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
de Ganlle
Algiers
Jacques Soustelle
Japan
Tokyo
Eisenhower
United States
Liberal-Democratic Party
Wheat supply in 1960-61 hits record high
USDA estimates the 1960 61 total wheat supply at 256.1 million bushels a record level. The figure reflects a 1 271 600 000 bushel 1960 crop a 1 283 000 000 bushel carryover and about seven million bushels imported. Domestic use is pegged at about 624 million bushels, slightly above last year.
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Washington Upi
Agriculture Department
de Wheat
Winner Tells How To Grow First Bale
Mission Texas farmer Ray Barnick explains his early planting and cultivation method for cotton. He won the first bale award in 1952 1953 1954 and 1960 and his 195? first bale weighed 5457 pounds certified by the Harlingen Chamber of Commerce First Bale Committee. He planted 100 acres on February 1 the first allowed day under the pink bollworm program and crops were cultivated as soon as up.
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Mission
Tex
UPI
Ray Barnick
Harlingen Chamber of Commerce
Helena
Mont
Price Daniel
Barnick
Rex Cross
Extension Bulletin B 150 Wild Game of Texas Reprinted
The reprinted Extension Bulletin B-150 now available at local county agent offices. The illustrated Texas wild game guide covers many subjects and Ed Cooper of the Texas Agricultural Service authored the publication.
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Texas
Ed Cooper
Texas Agricultural Service
Livestock Production Up In 1959 Across Texas
Texas livestock output rose in 1959 with record mohair and beef leads. Bergsma credits 97 percent of U.S. mohair production to Texas and notes higher cash receipts though Iowa tops Texas in cattle and calf gross income. He warns 1960 outlook features heavy market supplies, cheaper feeders, and mixed price trends for hogs sheep lambs and cattle.
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College Station
Texas
Lioyd Bergxma
U.S
Iowa
Bergsma
Bergsman
Cautious Optimism Drives Market Expansion Forecast
Fitch survey foresees cautious optimism as a major factor in 1960 market and business growth. American economy to stay on a high plateau into 1961 with continued stock market vigor amid profit-taking. Oil, steel, and chemicals priced reasonably. convertible bonds appealing to conservative investors. Head smut disease in grain sorghums poses up to 50 percent losses in Texas.
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New York
UPI
Fitch
Fitch Publishing Co
Texas
Solons Likely Unable To Finish Work Before Conventions
Senate leader Lyndon B. Johnson said Congress may not complete business before the political conventions and may have to return to Washington. He urged pushing for adjournment next week if possible, with debate on key issues like medical aid for the aged.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Lyndon B . Johnson
Congress
House
Los Angeles
Chicago
Johnson
Lupoli admits fatally shooting husband in bed
Lake Hiawatha police report Mrs Anne Lupoli admits she shot her executive husband Joseph Lupoli as he slept in their home. She explains I did not love my husband and offers no other motive. The case raises questions about motive and mental state.
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Lake Hiawatha
N.J
Anne Lupoli
Joseph
Television II Review Lacks fizz in teen idol hour
New York UPI reviews ABCs Coke Time as a weak light entertainment hour. Pat Boone leads a lineup of Frankie Avalon Paul Anka Edd Byrnes Bobby Darin Annette Funicello and others in a retread style salute to teens that falls flat with slow pacing and sparse humor.
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New York
UPI
Pat Boone
Frankie Avalon
Paul Anka
Edd Byrnes
Bobby Darin Yeee
Annette Funkell
Bob Denver
Anita Brynt
Bing Crosby
Lawrence Welk
Anka
Avalon
Byrnes
Annette
Darin
Denver
Slaughter
Gary Crosby
Madison
Jay North
Elvis
Swim
Nbc-Tv
Wall Street Charter Outlook Polls by Hornblower & Weeks
Wall Street firms warn political discourse may not derail market sentiment for a possible summer advance. The firm notes expectations of programs on military, welfare, Social Security, and minimum wage, with material innovation and steel stock gains flagged as likely drivers amid oil industry uncertainty.
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New York
UPI
Hornblower & Weeks
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USDA
Elmer
Walzer
UPI Financial Editor
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Australia
Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Council
C.F. Garner
Garner
Television II
New York City
Radio City Music Hall
Talking Stage
Dick Clark
AB TV
Reviow
Bob Hope
Wall Street Charter
Arthur Wiesenberg & Co
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Appe
Preyio
Sidney B. Lurie
Water Fund
General Fund
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