Green shades of early July in Mud Tavern woods
A observant piece describes a nature walk focusing on the greens of trees at Mud Tavern and Ernest Roger Place. The author notes willows cedars oaks and sycamore plus birds such as martins swallows quail covey and thrashers, with light and cloud effects changing the greens.
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Ernest Roger
Mid West Grain and Food Prices Screen Outlook
Illinois farmers face wet fields delaying soybeans and corn but show rising crop prospects. Wheat yields and corn and soybean production forecast edge toward record levels, while government controls on exports and price ceilings shape livestock feed costs and consumer prices.
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Irene
Ill
Illinois
Great Plains
Issouri River
Nixon’ Administration
Agriculture Department
Nixon
Allan Aves
Aves
Nixon Soybean Embargo Blasts Tokyo as Shortage Grows
Japanese officials and industry leaders condemned the Nixon embargo on soybean exports, warning of dire shortages as Japan relies on the United States for about 92 percent of its nearly three million ton annual intake. Government and industry groups seek alternative sources and boost domestic production while stockpiles dwindle.
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NYT
Tokyo
Nixon-San
Hiroshi Higashimori
Japan Oil-seed Processors Association
Higashimori
Japan
United States
Peking
Washington
Mainichi Shimbun
U.S
Kuniyoshi Takagi
Federation of
Tofu Makers’ Associations
Nixon
Kaoru Ito
Japan Soy Sauce Brewers’ Association
oilseed /processors organization
Ministry of International Trade and Industry
Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry
Critics Debate Cotton Lease Plan and Farm Welfare Claims
Findley denounces a $20 000 per crop amendment omitting the antiloophole as a shrewd scheme by cotton interests to fund large payments to wealthy farmers. Critics defend the lease and sale provision, saying it permits allotment transfers to new growers and avoids perceived confiscation of income protection rights under farm law.
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Paul Finley
Congress
Alabama
Finley
Bloomington
Ill
Bernard Brenner Washington
UPI
Illinois
Paul Findley
R-Ill
Findley
Senate
House Agriculture Committee
House
TVA reports record rainfall and higher hydro output in Valley
TVA said 70.3 inches of rain fell in the Tennessee Valley for the year ending June 30, boosting hydroelectric production to 24.5 billion kWh from 21.3 billion. March brought 11.4 inches, the wettest month in 36 years, with flood control saving Chattanooga from about $500 million in damages to an estimated $35 million.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee Valley
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
U.S. Corps of Engineers and Aluminum Co. of America
Chattanooga
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