Woodland in Need of Attention Now
County Agent Calvin Caldwell urges woodland owners to thin weed and protect stands from fire insects and disease to ensure steady marketable timber. Proper forest management creates immediate local jobs and long term timber supply through tree planting and stand improvement under the Agricultural Conservation program with federal cost sharing.
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Eisenhower urges broad Unity for Republicans
In Augusta Ike Eisenhower urged the GOP to embrace a wide spectrum of views to avoid divisive labels and to repair the party image after Goldwater Miller defeat. He praised Nixon and urged party members to unite, pledging support for Johnson’s national interests and cautioning against predicting 1968 candidates.
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Asia food production lags population growth says FAO chief
Manila AP Asia s food production trails population growth and the region faces challenges unlike any seen before, warned UN Food and Agriculture Organization Director-General B R Sen at the seventh FAO regional conference for Asia and the Far East. He urged sustained effort while noting the conference opened Saturday and runs to November 23 with 73 delegates from 15 countries attending.
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Democrats sweep state legislatures across the nation
Democrats ousted Republicans from control of both houses in New York Michigan Indiana Iowa and other states after reapportionment. In New York the Senate and Assembly shifts gave Democrats control for the first time in 30 years. Returns show GOP margins eroded in Wisconsin Montana Wyoming Colorado California and more, while Utah North Dakota Montana and Wyoming saw increased Democratic margins. The Falkland Fury note adds winds averaging 16 knots and a long history of shipwrecks.
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Across-The-Board Slate Reflects Wide Political Spectrum
A slate presented spans a broad range of political thought across multiple issues. It signals an inclusive approach to representation, aiming to accommodate diverse viewpoints within a unified campaign.
Mouseketeer Cheryl Holdridge Weds Lance Reventlow in Hollywood
Hollywood AP reports Mouseketeer Cheryl Holdridge, 19, married Lance Reventlow, 28, in a double-ring ceremony at Westwood Methodist church. About 600 guests attended. Cary Grant and Barbara Hutton were absent. The bride corrected a ring placement error, and Hutton gifted $500,000 for a Benedict Canyon home for the couple. They plan a Hawaiian honeymoon lasting a month.
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Two Forfeit Bonds for Assault In Arkansas
Pete Ashcraft of Grady and Van Hoyt of Star City forfeited $25 bonds on assault and battery charges after failing to appear in Mayor's Court in Gould Arkansas. The men allegedly beat Frank Cierciorka 25 of San Jose California outside a polling place on general election day. Cierciorka, SNCC field secretary, was to face a minor traffic charge but was called to Mississippi for SNCC work and granted a continuation. SNCC linked the beating to an earlier road incident where the two white men allegedly chased him off the road.
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Louisiana Supplies 25 Percent of American Yam Market
Louisiana contributes about a quarter of the United States fresh market sweet potatoes, or yams, indicating strong regional production leadership and influence on nationwide supply.
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Exiled Cubans Seek Return Home After Castro
In Miami refugees chant Volveremos as they settle in the United States while awaiting Castro's fall. A Cuban Exiles Association survey finds about 90 percent want to return, but only 30 percent would go immediately. 40 percent would go when stability and economy improve, 20 percent when income levels match current living, and 10 percent would not return. Exiles foresee economic and political chaos to rebuild Cuba, with a few veterans planning to help reconstruction.
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New Russian Chiefs Win China Praise
Communist China's top leaders send a cordial message to Moscow on the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary while warning the Soviet Union against invading Sinkiang. Chou En-lai arrives for talks as tension eases after Khru shchev’s ouster. Pravda notes Soviet strength. A separate confession from a Cuban exile recalls Batista’s overthrow and Castro’s impact.
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Congressmen Off on Far Journeys
Congressman travel on foreign junkets draws fire as taxpayers fund trips to Paris Paris NATO gathering, Far East inspections, Hawaii housing study, Geneva migration talks, and Near East Africa farm surplus programs. Members cite oversight benefits while critics deem wasteful.
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Food share falls as Americans spend less on meals
The Agriculture Department reports show Americans now devote about 9 percent of income to food, down from roughly 23 percent a decade ago. This shift signals changing consumer patterns and cost pressures across households nationwide.
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Things Hum Again on Railroads
NEW YORK AP Things are humming on the railroad with heavy freight moving to mills and markets at high rates. Rail earnings are recovering, pushing stock prices up while some lines like Erie-Lackawanna Reading Jersey Central stay red due to passenger losses. Freight volume and carloads rise as mergers automation and longer hauls lift industry prospects and profits.
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