Farm export boost urged by Alabama growers and officials
U S Rep Bob Jones of Scottsboro and Ray Fitzgerald of the Alabama ASCS urged expanding farm exports at the state ASCS Conference. Jones called for unity among farm groups and more agricultural research to find new markets, noting Americans spend less than 20 percent of income on food. Fitzgerald stressed the USDA emphasis on increasing exports and unity among farmers and allied interests. Presiding was Jack Bridges who presented long service awards to ASCS workers and county committeemen including R M Richardson W R Cooper Pauline Moore Odin Campbell Charles Holder and L H Rowland.
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Mobile
U. S
U.S
Bob Jones
Scotsboro
Ray Fitzgerald
Alabama Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Jones
Think Big
Fitzgerald
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Jack Bridges
Headland
R. M. Richardson
W. R. Cooper
Baldwin County
Athlete's Foot Remedy Ad Claims 3 Day Cure
An advertisement touts T-4-L as a fast fix for athlete's foot promising sloughing of infected skin and healthy skin replacement within three days. It guarantees money back at 48c if not satisfied and promotes T-4-L Foot Powder for sweat, odor control, and long-lasting action available at all drug stores.
Syncom C Aimed for First Stationary Orbit Mission
NASA plans the Syncom C launch from Cape Kennedy no earlier than August 18 aboard a Thrust Augmented Delta rocket. The mission aims to keep the satellite nearly stationary over one Earth spot, boosting to a 22 300 mile equatorial orbit, with sustained communications and two way telephone and teletype capability. The project involves international Olympic TV prospects from Japan and ground stations at Clark Air Base Guam Camp Roberts and Wallops Station as part of the testing phase and re entry heat shield study.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cape Kennedy
Earth
Equator
Pacific
Japan
United States
U. S. Navy
Point Mugu
Calif
Syncom C
NASA
Department of Defense
International Date Line
Clark Air Force Base
Philippines
Guam
Camp Roberts
U. S. Army
Bookmobile Schedule and Space Heat Shield Materials
Bookmobile routes listed for Friday including Antioch Baptist Church and several stops with times. A separate note discusses United States imports of non rubber shoes for 1963 and NASA research on charring ablator materials for heat shield use in Apollo and Scout re entries.
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United States
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Pauline Moore
Elmore County
Odin Campbell
Fayette County
Charles Holder
Jefferson County
L. H. Rowland
Lamar County
Syncom
Sumatra
Amanthian
Aeronautics and Space Administration
Wallops Station
Wallops Island
Agency
Fort Monmouth
N.J
Langley Research Center
Hampton
Dodge Boys
Bea
Antioch Baptist Church
Belle Mina
Inglis
Greenbrier
Webbs
Experimental Station
Capshaw, Foster’s
Copeland
McDoles
Fairmont
Decatur Progress
Bill J. Dukes
Decatur, Ala
Caron
Second Avenue
Graber's
Cone
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