Realistic view of U.S. Soviet bloc trade limits in 1963
A Bell-McClure Syndicate piece argues trade with the Soviet bloc remains two way and constrained by political and economic barriers. It projects minimum exports of 400 million dollars yearly, with 200 million to the USSR and 200 million to satellites, and notes potential growth as Western Europe and the bloc increase purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Bloc
Russia
Ussr
Kremlin
Soviet Union
U.S
Poland
Western
Europe
Washington
Bell-McClure Syndicate
Magazine to suspend after November issue
Officials of Farm and Ranch Magazine confirm the one million circulation publication will be suspended with its November issue. Publisher Thomas J. Anderson, a member of the John Birch Society council, was on tour and unavailable for comment when reached.
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Nashville, Tenn
Farm and Ranch Magazine
Thomas J. Anderson
National Council of the John Birch Society
Anderson
Wil
Heloise Tips for Playpen Toys and Kitchen Tricks
Practical household hints from Heloise cover playpen toy pockets sewn on a side panel, egg slicer use for potatoes carrots and bacon, tea ice cubes to flavor drinks, coffee cubes for leftovers, organizing sheets in dressers, and powdered milk mixing tips. Includes advice on teaching children tidiness and discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Parisian to Open New Store Staffing 50 at Gateway Center
Parisian will staff over 50 employees at its Gateway Shopping Center store opening October 30. Marvin Rosenberg serves as general manager with local Decatur residents and seasoned retail staff. The ladies sportswear department features Blanche Burks and others, plus a Morgan County native Elsie Hall in ready-to-wear. Lingerie, accessories, and chapeau selection are led by experienced personnel including Bessie Coblentz, Ruby Hudson, Hazel Johnson, Iris Olson, Dodie Price, Irene Vaughan, Helen Walker, Peggy Bryant, and Evelyn, a Decatur High School graduate.
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Parisian
Gateway Shopping Center
Marvin Rosenberg
Decatur
Blanche Burks
Dorothy Ann Custer
Virginia Davidson
South
Elsie Hall
Morgan County
Carolyn Kullman
Ada D. Landers
Lewis Parker
Benton Smith
Sadie Brock Blackwell
Ruth Templeton
Bessie Coblentz
Magazine editor resigns to focus on seven state farm mags
Liam T Kennedy of Farm and Ranch Publishing Co confirms the magazine's suspension as Anderson resigns to devote full effort to seven state farm magazines he publishes and two others due January. Farm and Ranch, bought in December 1953, remains one of the South's high circulation farm titles with about one million readers. Other titles under Anderson include The Alabama Farmer through a separate unit in Little Rock Arkansas.
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Liam T. Kennedy
Farm and Ranch Publishing Co
Anderson
Farm and Ranch
Southern State and Farm Paper Unit
Little Rock, Ark
The
Alabama Farmer
King Income Reported At 735534 In Civil Rights Probe
The Southern Christian Leadership Conference reports an income of 735534 with 383541 spent on civil rights activities during the year ending August 31 1963. The statement shows 263358 set aside for future legal defense and a net income after appropriations of 88633. Salaries total 93042 including 28749 for voter registration workers with 231650 from appeal letters 223116 from Freedom Rallies 204725 from general contributions and 48385 from benefit concerts.
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Atlanta
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King Jr
SCLC
Grand opening at Birmingham store with fashion staff
The store announces a grand opening from October 30 to November 1 with a staff of 50 to 60 local residents offering fashion advice for children and women and mens furnishings. A free $500 paid up charge account is offered to invitees during the event.
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Sallie Couch
Jan Hester
Cornelia McCann
Clezell Odell
Ruth F. Royer
Beryl Steenson
Shirley Fay Wenzel
Elizabeth Whitmire
Eva Teague
Birmingham
H. R. Burch
Dean Campbell
Hubert Pinson
Dalton C. Aldrich
Edna Jordan
Margaret Nichols
Hazel Stripling
Loretta Berryhill
Hilda Champion
Betty Fulmer
Mattie Lee Posey
Jane Haddock Ramsey
Mechanization Shifts 80 Million Acres From Feed to Crops
About 80 million acres once used to raise food for farm or draft animals have been released for other crops in the United States due to mechanization.
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United States
Farmers to get price loans faster under new rules
The Agriculture Department will simplify procedures so farmers can obtain price support loans on grains and other commodities within four to five days, instead of five to six weeks. The change covers crops stored on farm including corn, wheat, oats, barley, rye, sorghum, rice, dry beans, peanuts, honey and tung nuts.
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Ovida. Martin
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Agriculture Department
County Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Office
Proper Egg Storage Conditions Highlight Temperature and Humidity
The guidance stresses keeping eggs at 50 to 60 degrees and maintaining humidity between 70 and 80 percent to preserve freshness and prevent spoilage. This rack of tips emphasizes stable storage to extend shelf life.
Tell Me Why Puzzle Page Promotes Science Questions
Readers submit questions and drawings for Tell Me Why in a school contest. Winner announced as Michael Lucivero, 11, Worcester, Mass, with explanations of rainbow formation and light spectra.
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Michael Lucivero
Worcester
Mass
L Saunders
Kingston
Jamaica
Eight Suits Settled In Morgan County Court Docket
Morgan County Circuit Court reports eight of thirteen civil suits settled as a three week docket opened. Key cases include City of Decatur vs George H Sipes for 626.97 in sewer assessments, and related actions such as Local Finance Co. note cases and multiple damages suits totaling 350000 toward continental Tennessee Lines.
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Morgan County Circuit Court
Decatur
George H. Sipes
Sipes
Newton B. Powell
John B. Weldon
Powell
Charles Looney
James C. Nash
Dorsey E. Newman
H. B. Byford
Coss E. Woodard
Elaine Murphree
Jerlyn L. Baggs
Butler Frozen Foods
Arnold C. Royer
David and
Eleanor McConnell
Tennessee Lines
City of
Local Finance Co
Sabrey McDaniel
Oscar Helms
John H. Cooper
David McConnell
Continental Tennessee Lines
Janice Speakman
Helen Lucille Oden
Curtis Speakman
Thad Montgomery
Fred William Vaughn
Two Accidents Probed In Area
The Highway Patrol investigated two accidents Monday. A two car collision 1.9 miles south of Eva on a county road involved Bonnie G. Holmes and William G. Hall with$150 and $100 damages respectively. A second crash 10 miles south of Town Creek on Ala 101 involved Oscar Monroe Hart and Red L. Lock with $200 and $250 damages. A Sunday crash five miles southwest of Moulton on Ala 36 injured James Motes McIntire who was treated and held for bruises and abrasions.
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The
Highway Patrol
Eva
Bonnie G. Holmes
Vinemont
William G. Hall
Falkville
Bonnie Holmes
Hall
Oscar Monroe Hart
Boaz
Red L. Lock
Wausau
Ohio
Town Creek
Ala
Hart
Lock
James Motes McIntire
Birmingham
Moulton
Lawrence County Hospital
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Roy A. Merrill, Jr
Consolidated Supply
Army Missile Support Command
Redstone Arsenal
Thomas LaBorde
Redstone
U. S. Army
Flint Rescue Squad
Decatur Jayceettes
Kenneth Meguiar
Jayceetes
Billy Mitchell
Marshall Carrier
Tommy Putman
Marion P. Gosett
Lin Thompson
King Features Syndicate, Inc
King
Nabors
Chuckle
Jerry Montgomery
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