Wheat Vote Push All Marks of Political Campaign
In North Dakota the spring wheat referendum shapes up as a major campaign issue with spending over $50,000 to influence 112,000 eligible voters. Farmers are targeted through speeches ads mailings billboards and radio with a TV panel program this week. The outcome could affect wheat income statewide and nationally with support from agricultural groups and mixed views from growers and state farm bureaus.
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Fargo
N.D
North Dakotta
Men of the Soil
Upper Plains
Montana
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Ed Smith
North Dakota Farmers Union
Clark Robinson
North Dakota Farm Bureau
Beb Radcliffe
The
Farmers Union
State Farm Bureau
John Foster
Frank Schulz
Yankton
Sam Peterson
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Desk Craft From Corrugated Carton By Cappy Dick
A simple fun project yields a light desk made from a corrugated carton. The design sits on the floor and angles at one end to fit the user's legs, with a side cloth pocket for pencils and notes. Edge decorations use mending tape for protection and color.
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Cappy Dick
Jobless Rate Said Too High
ST. LOUIS AP Secretary of Labor Willard Wirtz said the nation's jobless rate is obviously much too high while at the AFL CIO Executive Council meeting. He noted employment gains in the last two months and urged Kennedy administration changes to unemployment insurance to cover more workers and raise benefits. He predicted a railroads dispute over featherbedding would be settled without a strike.
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ST. Louis
Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Afl-Ci0
Kennedy
Debt Limit Push Revealed in Senate Vote Preview
WASHINGTON AP Senate leaders plan to bring a debt limit raising bill to a vote before the current 305 billion lid lapses. The House approved 218 to 24 with GOP and conservative Southern Democrats showing strength. Democrats foresee a tight Senate result as fiscal conservatives demand spending cuts or a perpetual ceiling. Without action, the limit falls to 285 billion on July 1. The House bill would lift to 307 billion immediately and to 409 billion by July 1, through Aug. 31, with another likely raise tied to tax legislation.
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Wasilington
Senate
Treasury
Congress
Kennedy
Quietron Sleep Aid Ad Promises Safe Rest Tonight
An era of a nonprescription sleep product QUINTRON OUTETRON QUIETRON offers tabless relief for insomnia caused by anxiety and overwork. The ad claims no narcotics, 2.50 price, moneyback guarantee, and franchised druggist availability.
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Quietron
Desler
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Winbey
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Steve Canyon
Aan Afon
Meaaar
Canyon
Olson
Boz
Etta Kett
Mickey Mouse
Laer
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Sarge
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Jack
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