Soybean Crop Outlook and New Weight Recording Rule
The Agriculture Department forecast a stable soybean supply and strong exports for the coming year, with a predicted carryover of 10 million bushels and exports near 180 million. Japan and Western Europe remain top buyers as the marketing year starts in October. A new rule will require mechanical weight recording devices in stockyards dealers and packers to prevent ticket weight errors, effective September 30 with a compliance deadline for handlers by January 1, 1965.
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White Man Secretly Wed To Negress In Georgia Report
AP report details Charlayne Hunter revealing her secret marriage to Walter Stovall a white University of Georgia student and their December expectant child. Stovall’s father calls it the end of the world while Stovall cites a North wedding and a honeymoon on the turnpike. The couple faced secrecy due to his summer work in Atlanta and family reactions vary. Integration advances in Kentucky with hopes all 206 districts have some integrated schooling or plans by year end 1963.
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State Department of Education
Kentucky
2.6 Million Men Better-Fed Soldier Of Today
CHICAGO AP The American soldiers eat more and better food now. Maj. Gen. Thomas B. Evans says it costs $1.05 a day to feed a service member, with 2.6 million men requiring over $2.5 million daily. Evans heads the Chicago based Defense Subsistence Supply Center employing 1,575 civilians and 125 officers. Continental U.S. forces are served through 10 regional offices. 20 supply points support troop concentrations. Dieticians head menus planned through 1965, seven months in advance, aiming 4000 to 4200 calories daily with varied meats. Soldiers get steak about three times monthly and more fruits, vegetables, and milk than civilians. non-fat dry milk is used in Japan and Korea.
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Woman seeks admission to cigar smokers group at Newport
Sally Bison of Millis Massachusetts Phi Beta Kappa at Wellesley College asks for women to be admitted to the Cigar Smokers of America. She will push integration at the second annual convention in Newport this weekend. Her prior bid to join the Boston Humidor was rejected. She says about 1000 women in the United States smoke cigars.
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Bison
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Boston
Burglary Attempt at Dairy Bar Ends With Loose Change
At about 3 am owner Fred Tyner awoke to a man placing silver into a paper bag by the dairy bar cash register. Tyner grabbed the intruder as he fled, forcing the bag to drop coins. Tyner found $1.55 extra in the lot, while a nearby grocer reported a small coin loss the same night.
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Fred ‘Tyner
Tyner
New Submarine Designed To Fly Like Airplane
A two man submarine tested off the Southern California coast can be flown like an airplane. Built at China Lake, its buoyant hull uses no ballast tanks and water enters the hull through holes. Operators ride in a pressure vehicle while propulsion comes from an electric motor using torpedo storage batteries. Navy plans more advanced systems for greater depths. current tests are unmanned.
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China Lake
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Cops Face Widespread Scandal Across Cities
The report details police corruption and misconduct involving dozens of officers in Denver Chicago Burlington Nassau County and Kansas City. It notes arrests resignations and investigations with reforms like internal investigations units and leadership changes to restore public trust.
Pleasure under pressure lesson from San Francisco wine note
A Wine Institute spokesman cautions that a bottle should not be pointed at anyone when opened, highlighting safe handling as drinks flow. The remark appears amid discussions of wine etiquette in a San Francisco context.
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