Declare Farm Life Anything But Simple
Knoxville Tennessee AP reports on a week long farm credit conference where speakers warn farming is big business and heavily financed. Farm operation costs range from 30 000 to over 100 000 with annual income about 3 500 more than semi skilled industrial workers, factoring in free family labor.
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Knoxville
Tem
Lee R. Martin
University of Arkansas Department of Agricultural Economics
Martin
Papa
Mama
Falconer Cop Resigns After Two Suspensions
J Richard Reed, one of three Falconer police on duty in Chautauqua County, resigns effective Monday citing illness in the family. Mayor Josephson reads the brief letter. Two other patrolmen, Kenneth Kessinger and Harold Hirch, were suspended last Wednesday on charges of conduct unbecoming. Chief LaVerne Webeck and Patrolman Ross Runfola remain.
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Falconer
Jamestown
J. Richard Reed
Chautauqua
Jins
Reed
Alvan T. Josephson
Kenneth Kessinger
School boards urged to focus on children over finances
A C Sproat at the 17th Warren County School Directors' Association convention argues directors are straying into finances and problems. He says each issue should start with Is it good for the child and urges boards to operate under written policy defined with administrators.
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Behyul
A. C. Spront
Warren County School Directors’ Association
Pennsyvaniin School Directors’ Association
Mercer County
Sproat
Spring Floods Hit Midwest
National Guard rescued trapped residents as floods forced evacuations in Fremont Valley and Columbus Nebraska and Missouri towns. High waters closed highways and rerouted trains while storms and tornadoes battered Illinois Missouri and Wisconsin with six deaths and extensive property damage.
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Wellatom
National Guard
Nebraska
Fremont
Omaha
Valley
Columbus
East Central
Missouri
Illinois
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Walkout Ends at Vandenberg base over wage dispute
More than 3,000 construction workers walked off the job at Vandenberg Air Force Base California, the only US base with operational long-range missiles. The strike began Monday after the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers charged Philco Corp hired tradesmen at less than the $4.35 an hour prevailing rate. Negotiators agreed to suspend work pending further talks, with about 25 workers actually affected.
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Vandanberg Air Force Base
Calif
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Pepa
Philco Corp
Air Force
Recommend Approval of RR Merger
An Interstate Commerce Commission examiner recommended approval of the proposed Erie Railway and Delaware Lackawanna merger creating the Erie Lackawanna System with 2961 miles of track across New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Michigan. The merger would yield estimated five year operation savings up to 13 million dollars annually with stock exchanges set for a share for share basis and new unified preferred certificates for Erie holders.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce
Erie Railway Co
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Co
Hyman J.bland
Ero-Lackawanna System
Cleveland
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Mlines
Erie and Lackawanna
Erie
Lackawanna
Erie-Lackawanna Common
Erie-Lackawanna
Erie Preferred
Philadelphia
Port of
Byie
United States
Pennsylvania poises for expansion with 117 projects
Pennsylvania has financed 117 new industrial projects in 32 years through 54 communities, banks, insurance firms and PIDA. When completed they will create over 23 000 jobs at a cost near 50 million dollars, with about 15 million from PIDA and 35 million from local sources. The program targets areas with high unemployment and attracts firms from within and outside the state across diverse modern industries.
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William R. Davlin
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
PIDA
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Lancaster
York
Allentown
Bethlehem
Easton
Reading
Harrisbars
Iike
MacReach Compromise Pact Talks Face Key Hurdles
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan signaled progress toward a compromise treaty on arms inspections. The Soviet Union agreed to a limited pact if Britain and the United States allow freer underground blast testing and on-site inspections.
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Faerglaveey
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Eisohihower
Macmillan
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