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Sirloin Featured One Time Meat Promotion
Sirloin bargains are a one time promotional event at local markets with prices to revert next week. The article notes bacon pork prices rising, eggs higher, produce bargains in potatoes peppers cauliflower beets and onions, with California lettuce varying in quality. Fresh fruit prices show Florida grapefruit moving up and California oranges and Thompson seedless grapes offering value. US production in 1957 expected above average, with Cape Cod contributing a notable share.
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Timber and Syrup Sales Bring $3 Million to Pennsylvania Farmers
Larmussum Pennsylvania farmers earned $3 million more from timber and maple syrup sales in 1956 according to the State Department of Agriculture. Federal state surveys show timber and syrup receipts totaled $8,096,000, up from $6,013,000 in 1958, reflecting rising farm income.
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Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
Booklet Helps Farmers To Buy Life Insurance
A down to earth guidance booklet prepared with farm life observers and extension services explains practical life insurance for farm families. It answers questions on policy type, premium stoppage, and retirement funding, noting use for college education, mortgage protection, and debt free property for the family.
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Testitute of Life Instance
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Bombs damage homes of American diplomats in Amman
Jordanian government said foreign agents planted two bombs that exploded last night outside the Amman homes of two American diplomats. The attacks mark a violent escalation amid regional tensions as officials investigate suspects and potential foreign involvement.
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Amman
Jordan
Jordan- Jan
Tokyo's "long castle of profits" bridges fate of a two story building
A 1950s Tokyo project combines a two story building with an elevated highway slicing through downtown. The long castle of profits faces public scrutiny as it nears completion amid loans, high costs, and public land use concerns. The venture, started with $33,000 paid capital and 89 stockholders, includes leaders from major Tokyo media and newspapers.
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Benuan
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Tokyo & Intge
Japan
Seed Producers Must Plant Registered Stock
States seed producers must plant foundation or registered stock to qualify for certification. Only seed from approved foundations or cooperatives is acceptable, with inspections filed by May 16 and June 18, 1958 for winter and spring grains respectively. Fields must be one variety, with proof of satisfactory seed required.
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Venice
Jaersey
Founda
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Harrisburg
Noble Foundation Grants Leadership Potential Awards
The Edward John Noble Foundation announced grants totaling more than a third of a million dollars to develop leadership potential. Winners pursue studies at 30 universities, with 14 entering medical schools and 10 to law programs, including Harvard, Yale, Columbia, and Fordham among others.
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Edward John Noble Foundation
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Harvard Medical School
Yale Medical School
the College of Physicians and Surgeons of
Columbia University
New York University School of Medicine
University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
University of Rochester Medical School
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Jefferson Medical College of Phiadelphia
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Yale Law School
Columbia Law School
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Fordham Law School
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Boston University Law School
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University of Virginia Law School
Texans Dedicate Rayburn Library in Bonham
Northeast Texas residents and political leaders gathered to dedicate the $800,000 Rayburn Library in Bonham honoring Speaker Sam Rayburn. The event highlighted his long tenure and influence in the U S House as fund founder and advocate for the project.
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Texas
Sam Rayburn
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Nations Disagree On NATO Equipment Standardization
A NATO standardization dispute arises over billions in existing material and the need to settle weapon values. Nations clash on rifle choices and staff concepts, while progress appears in ammunition, aircraft servicing, and electrical component standards.
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New York
NATO
Britain
Ee Heny
Jan Tealing
Magazine Award Honors Capitol Distinguished Service
A stately white funding reflects a $10 009 award given by a magazine recognizing distinguished service in Congress.
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