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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1960
Page
10
Fort Collins AP. William G. Stewart Colorado State University extension agronomist urges farmers to stop using 24 D on wheat after FDA announces zero tolerance for 24 D on all grains. Dr. Stewart notes that any treated with 24 D within fifty days before harvest could be condemned by FDA.
The Senate approved a measure authorizing 154 water projects across 41 states led by Army Engineers and the Reclamation Bureau. Federal cost totals 1,583,769,352, with no appropriations and lands needed in future legislation before construction. The House previously passed a different version.
The House Ways and Means Committee cleared Democratic wheat legislation for action next week. The bill by Rep W R Poage would raise price supports to 85 percent of parity and cut wheat acreage by 5 percent while adding a feed grains program. Rep Charles Noeven urged shelving the House measure in favor of a Senate plan that preserves current support for three years with a 2 percent acreage cut.
Weld county assessor H. H. Hansen attends the International Conference of Assessment Administration in Denver at the Denver Hilton from Saturday through Wednesday. The article notes attendees from Weld County and highlights other unrelated national aviation fare rulings.
President Eisenhower labeled Red China's shelling of Quemoy a deliberate aggressive act by the Communists after arriving in Nationalist stronghold. He warned world opinion would view the action likewise, while State Department officials indicated no immediate U.S. move.
President Eisenhower lands in Formosa as Communist shelling of Quemoy intensifies nearby. Chiang Kai-shek greets the visitor with a show of Nationalist defense, pledging closer cooperation to uphold freedom. The visit follows a four day Asian tour amid protests in Tokyo and tension in the region.
The REA approves a 585000 loan to Poudre Valley Electric Assn of Fort Collins to build 25 miles of transmission lines two new substations and 22 miles of distribution lines. Power will serve four new subscribers and irrigated farms operated by local farmers in Larimer Weld and Boulder counties. Announcement made by Senators Allott Carrall and Representative Byron Johnson.
Lee's Sia N on 11th Avenue serves fried chicken and jumbo shrimp every Saturday with French fried sides and beer to go available Sundays.
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