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Death of Official Ties Estes Case to Alleged Cotton Plot
Washington AP report states H. Henry Marshall, a Texas Agriculture Stabilization official, was killed while a grand jury probes his death and Estes connections. A confidential 1961 memo alleges Marshall told Estes lawyer the cotton allotment plan was illegal, and Estes sought to push the plan to top officials if the department objected. The 40-page file details how Estes allegedly grew cotton by acquiring and leasing allotments, with Marshall as the first federal investigator of Estes under U.S. cotton programs. Investigators question whether Marshall was murdered and if death links to the Estes matter. Justice and congressional panels hold copies of the report. Freeman's office reportedly learned of Estes threats later, and the department paused allotments for the 1952 crop pending legal review.
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Billie Sol Estes
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
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J. Taylor Allen
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John P. Dennison
Stabilization Service
Orville L. Freeman
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Department
Justice Department
Brown Says Nixon Voted Anti Farmer in Campaign Claim
MERCED. Gov Brown accuses Richard Nixon of voting against farmers in Congress. He cites votes against the Central Valleys Project, Rural Electrification Administration proposals, soil conservation measures, the school lunch program, and markets development plans. Brown cites a 1931 attempt to weaken the Agriculture Department yearbook.
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U S Smokers Set New Mark
UPI reports 1961 saw record U S cigarette output and consumption at 528 billion cigarettes, up 4 percent from 1960. Smokers paid over 6.9 billion dollars in excise taxes, with exports included in the total.
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UPI
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
U.S
Daily Review address and staff details misread
The item provides publication details for The Daily Review in Hayward California listing staff roles and office addresses, with currency and subscription lines garbled. It reads like a masthead fragment with multiple city offices and circulation notes rather than a news event.
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