Farmers Unite On Farm Problem And Market Freedom
Farmers face mounting debt and widespread economic hardship as groups like the American Farm Bureau Federation, the National Farmers Organization, and others push for higher prices and policy change. The NFO urges unity among farmers to press for fair prices, while Farm Bureau advocates minimal government involvement and free markets. Farmers remain divided yet share a goal of better returns for their production.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Farm Bureau
Farmers Union
Grange
America
Boyle Says Dream Now True For George Kirby
New York AP profile of George Kirby, famed Negro comedian and entertainer, tracing his rise from Chicago porter to supper club star. Kirby recalls early dreams, wartime service, stage debts to pioneers, and his wide range of impersonations shaping a celebrated career on the nation’s club circuit. He credits past stars for opening doors and notes his craft includes over 109 impersonations and a long association with top acts.
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New York
George Kirby
Chicago
Kirby
Royal Box
George
Europe
Philippines
Duke Ellington
Sophe Tucker
Cab Calloway
Lena Horne
Count Basie
Nat King Cole
Zazu Pitts
Bette Davis
Charles Boyer
Jimmy Durante
Peggy Lee
Althogh
Nace
Stepin Fetchit
Bill Robinson
Conditions of Winter Range Below Normal
TOPEKA AP The range feed condition in the western two thirds of Kansas at the start of December was below average according to the Federal State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service The range feed in the central and west parts of the state was 71 percent of normal eight points higher than a year ago but six points under the 1961 65 Dec 1 average Limited precipitation in November caused a slight decline in range feed condition but open weather allowed livestock to use the feed available
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Topeka
Kansas
Federal
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Garden City Telegram Advertising Rates and Delivery Info
Garden City Telegram prints local news under AP license. Subscription rates: $12 per year by mail to Finney and nearby counties, $15 elsewhere. student rate $5 for 9 months. monthly carrier options vary by city. Delivery and carrier terms apply.
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Local and Area College
It Telegram Motor Carrier
Terrier & Month
Garden City
Finney, Lane
Scot
Wichita
Grasley
Hamilton
Kearny
Grant
Haskell
Gray Counties
OAS corruption and a Scotch black market tale
Drew Pearson highlights alleged OAS corruption as a scotch smuggling incident precedes the Pan American Summit. Text notes staff expansion, a 450 bottle tax free shipment to Uruguay, and unheld reception. It also covers staff graft, suspensions, and debates over Galo Plaza Lasso as Secretary General.
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Washington
Organization of American States
Johnson
Uruguay
OAS
Kennedy Airport
United States
Alliance For Progress
Jose Salinas
State Department
Galo Plaza Lasso
Ecuador
Galo Plaza
United Nations
Cyprus
The
Congo
Lebanon
Distaff Side urges rescue of surplus food for needy families
A community notice asks readers to donate surplus meals and leftovers to the Migrant Health Service at B17 N 7th through immediate handoff to eight to ten local families. After hours contact Genevieve Musquiz 6-5164. Also mentions a Christmas poetry note from Edw. Bill and a German Shepherd litter incident with pups available via the Police Department.
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Migrant Health Service
Genevieve
Frank Musquiz
Hal Kane
Police Department
Nixon kin wedding talk from Buchwald column mock interview
Art Buchwald mocks a televised exchange about Julie Nixon and David Eisenhower marriage plans. The piece imagines President Eisenhower answering questions with careful hedges, noting marriage as serious business and commenting on political implications for Nixon.
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Washington
Lynde Bird
America
Julie Nixon
David Eisenhower
United States
Mr. Eisenhower
Jen
States to cut interstate phone rates under FCC plan
Washington AP reports the FCC cleared a temporary plan allowing state utilities commissions to reduce interstate telephone charges by 66 million dollars next year. Most states are expected to make retroactive reductions to December 1. The agency previously authorized an 85 million intrastate cut and may restore it fully by February 1 with possible future increases.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
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Boyle
Garden City Telegram
Telegram Publishing Company
N. Ith
Bill Brown
Marvin Smith
John Frazier
Associated Press
Drew Pearson
Post Office Department
Americans United For
Separation of Church and State
U.S
Alexander Holtzoff
Larry O'Brien
Americans United For Separation of Church and State
Salvation Army
John
Stennis
Mississippi
Senate
Federal ‘Register
White House
Senate Ethics Committee
Sen
Ed Long
Missouri
Long
Federal Register
Saigon
Bunker
South Vietnam
Hag
North
U.N
Southeast Asia
Dean Acheson
Argentina
Peron
India
Indonesia
U.S. Am
Ellsworth
Dominican Republic
Ts Distaff Side
Bill
Art Buchwald
Eisenhower
Nixon
Dick Nixon
David
Julie
Acapulco
Party
Santa Claus
Rae
Time Wonder
Jack Frost
Bosstheatre
Gunn
Cnut
Stoe
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