Trade of Food Stamp and Cotton Bills by Northern Southern Democrats
Northern Democrats backed the food stamp bill and Southern Democrats backed the cotton bill in a straight horse trade that allowed passage. Arkansas pressed for a cotton bill for years, with Rep. EB Gathings of Arkansas pivotal. The Cotton Bill passed 211-203. Food Stamp bill passed 229-189. The new law runs two years 1964 and 1965 with price supports and acreage allotments, plus a move toward world price purchases for domestic mills through payment in kind.
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Hollywood moves to unite film and TV producers
In a brief AP notice, the Association of Motion Picture and Television Producers merges to form a new organization. The shift marks a historic transition as cinema and television join forces, ending Hays era hierarchies and signaling a new era in entertainment.
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Augusta Man to Run for State Senate in 26th District
Brinkley attorney E. Long announced his bid for Arkansas state senator in the 26th District. Also entered are Mrs. Dorothy Allen and Lester Graves. Dr. John Miller briefly filed then withdrew. District includes Arkansas, Monroe, Lee and Phillips counties. Long, 42, previously Woodruff County representative 1947-49 and a native of Augusta.
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Mills Get Domestic Subsidy to Support Cotton Markets
A domestic subsidy plan aims to keep U.S. cotton mills in the market by encouraging continued use of cotton over synthetics. It includes a $10 million research program to reduce cotton production costs.
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Viennese Sour Cream Poppy Seed Cake Recipe Feature
A nostalgic Viennese style cake highlighted with sour cream and poppy seeds. The recipe outlines a four layer cake using Vienna style mix, egg whites, and a sour cream filling with vanilla pudding, plus a white frosting. Readers are guided through mixing, baking, chilling, and assembly steps.
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What Now Is Reaction to False Report
Washington AP reports the erroneous Monday Khrushchev death story foreshadows public reaction. The piece analyzes Khrushchev era risks, potential successors, and how a future leader might balance terror with prosperity to avert renewed Cold War hostility. It weighs Khrushchev's policies, Chinese-Soviet tensions, and the fragility of Stalinist dissent within the USSR.
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Gunter Seeks Senate Seat in 19th District bid
J Ty Gunter 60 of Austin filed to run for the Arkansas state Senate in the 19th District formerly led a 1960 court contest. Incumbent Sen Charlie George of Cabot won a write in over Jerry Screeton of Haven. District covers White Woodruff Lonoke Prairie counties.
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