Patchy Tobacco Patch Hits Kelso Patton Hard
Kelso Patton, a 65 year old Kentucky farmer, saw his 1969 income fall by over a quarter as barley tobacco sold for 480 dollars from a 25 to 30 acre patch. With 780 dollars in essential expenses and no other income, the family faces debt and hardship while sustaining a large clan on low-wage stripping and thrift.
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Limited Agreement Opened for Talks With China
AP reports Nixon administration officials see renewed hope for U S China talks after a 23 month lapse. Plans discussed for talks in Poland within weeks, aiming to ease trade and travel restrictions. Stoessel met Lei Yang in Warsaw. U S progress stems from July 1968 steps and China’s push for peaceful coexistence principles.
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