Farm Chiefs Leave Washington in Hurry
Washington leaders hurriedly broke off talks on a new government program after a snowstorm halted deliberations. President Kennedy’s administration sought higher price supports for corn and other grain while farm delegates urged restraint and a focus on achievable steps.
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Washington
UPI
Eigether
Patton
Kennedy
Agriculture Secon
Orville L. Freeman
James
G. Patton
Corn Farmers Union
Lao King Agrees to Parley with World Control Commission
King Savang Vathana of Laos agreed to meet the International Control Commission for information purposes, signaling possible talks with representatives from Canada India and Poland as Western nations back the commission. Meanwhile, fighting and troop movements continued in Laos with a government column approaching Muong Kassy.
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Laos
Luang Prabang
UPI
Savang Vathana
International Control Commission
Phoumi Nrcaven
Avwourain
Commission
Canada
India
Poland
Savang
Vientiane
Muong Kassy
Five ICBM Siloes Ordered for Vandenberg Launches
The Army Corps of Engineers awarded a contract to Stolo, Inc. of Los Angeles to construct five silos at Vandenberg Air Force Base for solid fuel Minuteman missiles. Costing 2,545,262 dollars, each silo exceeds half a million dollars. Eventually 450 silos are planned in the northwestern states, each 58 feet tall with a nuclear warhead and remote firing capability.
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Los Angeles
Army Corps of Engineers
Vandenberg Air Force
Pase
Stole, Inc
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