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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1968

Page

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Capitol Hill Cutbacks At $3.5 Billion

Washington AP reports the administration plans to trim about 3.5 billion in federal outlays under the cutback law, with 1 billion from defense and 1.2 billion from all civilian agencies, while protecting high priority social programs. The overall year-end deficit is projected at 51 billion for the year ending next June 30.

Zwick Capitol Hill Small Business Administration Farm Credit Administration and Export-Import Bank Defense Department Department of Agriculture Congress Agricultura Department

Farm Support Exemption Gains House Backing

Washington AP President Johnson seeks to exempt welfare payments and price supports from the 6 billion spending cut. House Appropriations chief Mahon endorses the move, Mills shows no plan to oppose. About 1.2 billion involved. Varying exemptions already allowed by the law.

Washington Johnson House George H. Mahon Dtex Appropriations Committee Newsmen Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark Ways and Means Committee Mahon Congress Mills

Wheat Price Outlook Dims For 1968 69 In Kansas

Kansas wheat farmers face a bleak fall outlook with prices unlikely to rise much above the loan level in 1968 69. Heavy loan participation could lift some late in the year. Acreage down five percent offset by record yields, pushing stocks to 2.1 billion bushels. Domestic use may rise modestly while lower feed grain prices loom. Other reports note feeder cattle and hog markets, dairy prospects, and egg and turkey cost pressures shaping the 1969 agricultural picture.

Manhattan Kan Kansas Don D. Pretzer Extension Kansas State University Pretzer Robert L. Coppersmith Paul G. Christ H. E. Jackson

Bridge to the East Fell as Soviet Influence Tightens

William L. Ryan analyzes Soviet reactions to Czechoslovakia and the Cold War shift. Moscow signals that cross‑bloc "bridge building" is doomed while reaffirming a closed sphere of influence, dimming hopes for a Johnson Kosygin summit and widening nuclear fears.

Czechoslovakia Kremlin Johnson Alexei N. Kosygin Izvestia Pravda Soviet Union Mao Tse-tung China Vietnam United States U.S.S.R

Bee Stings Kill Indiana Truck Driver

Herbert R. Moore aged 57, a Butterville truck driver, died in North Vernon Indiana after being stung on his left leg by a bee while he and his son worked in their backyard. Coroner Richard Vance attributed death to a reaction to bee venom.

North Vernon Ind Herbert R. Moore Butterville Richard Vance

Calf Doubles Birth Weight in 47 Days

A young calf rapidly grows to twice its birth weight within 47 days, highlighting remarkable early development. The observation underscores accelerated growth rates in bovine offspring and may inform livestock management practices and feeding strategies.

Credit Will Boost Sterling in Basel Bank Accord

In Basel Switzerland the Bank of International Settlements announced a new 2 billion dollar credit to shore up the pound sterling. The 10 year facility with a three year grace period will let holders exchange pounds for foreign currencies, with 12 nations participating led by the United States and West Germany. Ottmar Emminger of West Germany said Berlin would contribute 400 million dollars. Restoring confidence in Britain's overseas spending, the move followed a long meeting that extended past midnight Sunday.

Basel Switzerland Bank of International Settlements Today Austria Belgium Canada Denmark West Germany Italy Japan Holland Norway Sweden United States Ottmar Emminger Federal ‘Bank Britain

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