Freeman cites Midwest support to sell surplus wheat to Soviet Union
Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman reported strong Midwest sentiment favoring selling surplus wheat to all countries including the Soviet Union. He noted farmers at meetings largely supported selling to Russia if needed while acknowledging the USSR had not yet made overtures and estimating the world wheat market at about 1.79 dollars per bushel. If the USSR offered two dollars per bushel he would consider it carefully.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Orville Freeman
Midwest
Soviet Union
Freeman
Russia
National Association of State Agriculture Departments
Love Must Be Constant Says 84-Year-Old Wife
ST PLT CIDE Quebec AP Josephine Guay, 84, and Epiphane, 90, marked 70 years of marriage after a mass with 140 descendants. She credits lasting love for their longevity while he tends the patch and traps, missing the woods cut by paper companies. She survives many children lost young yet remains lively, imagining a second honeymoon to Quebec City, 60 miles away.
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Epiphane
Josephine
Lac- Au-Foin
Quebec City
Hidden Jacks New Slant For Old Game
Cappy Dick describes a new twist on jacks called Hidden Jacks. Ten jacks are tossed into a box and retrieved progressively from one to ten per bounce, with scoring rules based on the number collected each round. The game allows touching other jacks but penalizes incorrect counts. box containment is required.
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Cappy Dick
Negroes Slow To Join U S College Fraternities
A nationwide AP survey finds few colleges have racial clauses in frat sorority charters though some national groups retain discrimination clauses. NAACP officials see integration plans, while campuses in the North Midwest and West may be targeted first. Educators note a conspicuous absence of Negro members overall.
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Associated Press
The
National Association [Or the Advancement of Colored People
Saplois Ashford
NAACP
Vote on Kennedy measures pits tax cut against test ban
Washington AP reports this week the Senate will vote on the limited nuclear test ban treaty with two thirds needed for ratification and the House will vote on Kennedy backed tax cut plans totaling about 11 billion over two years tied to spending limits. The McClellan committee reopens hearings with Attorney General Kennedy and mob informer Valachi is set to testify later.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
House
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
John L. Mclellan
D-Ark
Robert F. Kennedy
Josep Valachi
Justice Department
Hurricane Debra Off Bermuda Coast
Debra, a small hurricane, moved about 1.0 to 1.5 miles east southeast of Bermuda as the Miami Weather Bureau reported limited data overnight. Maximum winds reached 65 knots or 75 miles per hour, enough to qualify Debra as a hurricane on the season’s fourth cyclone entry.
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Miami
Fla
Bermuda
Miami Weather Bureau
Tur
Debra
Weather Bureau
Crossword Horizonta Puzzle Clues and Criptoquip Solving
Puzzle text lists numerous cryptic clues with numbers and partial phrases from a 1963 King Features syndicate puzzle. It includes a Cryptoquip headline announcing Popular Screen Star Volunteers Able Services for Benefit and the note about average solution time of 26 minutes.
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King Features Syod., Inc
Screen Star
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