Jobs Not Crops Is Land Aim Across Rural Areas
AP farm writer notes shift from boosting crop yields to creating jobs in rural areas. President Johnson directs emphasis on development projects such as new industries recreation tourism hunting preserves wildlife habitat and timber. Regions including Indiana Wisconsin Minnesota Pennsylvania Vermont New Mexico Georgia South Dakota Washington Oregon see pilots converting cropland and expanding nonfarm opportunities through advisory financing and private investment.
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Southern Research Institute Sees Growth and Loss in 1964
The Southern Research Institute reported 1964 expenditures of 4.5 million dollars, a 10 percent rise from 1963 and about four times a decade earlier. The year featured progress in cancer research methods, polyglene fiber work, new coating materials, desalination, and space material testing, while acknowledging the death of chairman Thomas W. Martin. The institute foresees continued expansion into 1965 as it enters its 21st year, with ongoing contracts and plans in fuels economics and metallurgy.
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