Mixed Emotions On Britain Entry To Common Market
AP Farm writer Don Kendall reports Nixon aides fear Britain joining the Common Market could raise import tariffs and threaten American farm exports. Agriculture official Don Paarlberg says Britain’s entry offers potential market growth but risks jeopardizing U.S. sales, with key concerns over high prices, export subsidies, and Commonwealth preferences shaping the policy debate.
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Hardin Backs Plan to Split Agriculture Department
Secretary Clifford Hardin defended the Nixon administration reorganization plan to divide the Agriculture Department into four divisions. He urged Congress to consider and pass the bill, while Senate and House Agriculture committees voiced opposition and Rep Poage criticized consolidation as harming farmers.
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More Rubber Exported
Kuala Lumpur reports 224,281 tons of standard Malaysian rubber exported last year, over 60 percent higher than 198,715 tons in 1969. Tripoli notes U S air conditioners are popular in the city.
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Corn Blight Confirmed Across Nine States in USDA Report
The Agriculture Department said corn blight is in at least nine states including Alabama Mississippi Texas and Tennessee with localized outbreaks in several counties. Officials warned farmers to avoid shelling infected corn on windy days as spores may travel, and cited lab and field evidence of spread from carryover debris.
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Yoder Elected Head of CCA in Colorado
Stalph Yowler, a Lincoln County rancher from Katvel, was elected president of the Colorado Cattlemen's Association. Officers include John Benton first vice president, Charles Bradley second vice president, Lea Spann secretary treasurer, and past president Jack Orr joining the board of control. Mrs. Lawrence Phelps of Gunnison heads the Colorado Cowhellés, the ladies auxiliary. The group adopted 40 resolutions, urging Congress to maintain cabinet status for the Agriculture Department.
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Morton Urges Cattlemen To Back Cabinet Reorg Plan
At the Colorado Cattlemen's Association convention Morton urged support for President Nixon's plan to reorganize and consolidate cabinet departments. He outlined five components within Natural Resources and indicated Agriculture would be reallocated, while Defense, Justice, and State would not be included. He emphasized returning authority to the people and cited faster, clearer decision making.
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No Chemical Aid For Corn Blight
Agriculture Department says farmers cannot rely on chemicals to protect field corn from Southern leaf blight due to high spraying costs. Hearings cite limited economic viability and potential effects on future prices and export competitiveness amid blight’s global impact.
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