End Farm Subsidies Put Under Scrutiny By expert view
Edward Higbee argues the U.S. farm subsidy and price support system costs taxpayers five billion dollars annually and largely benefits large, mechanized operations. He notes three farmer groups, with 78 percent of farmers receiving subsidies yet producing a small share of output, and urges discontinuing subsidies to improve efficiency and aid marginal farmers.
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Edward Higbee
U.S. Department of Agriculture
University of Rhode Island
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Meeting of Minds Disputed by Johnson and Panama
In Washington the United States and Panama clashed over a renewal agreement on diplomatic ties and talks to settle the Canal Zone dispute. President Johnson said there had been no genuine meeting of the minds with Panama's President Chiari, while Panamanian officials in Panama City claimed a signed agreement existed.
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Long Beach Eyes Tidelands Control With Unruh Plan
Long Beach favors a halfway tidelands settlement with the state, backing a 50 50 trust share and city control over subsidence and oil contracts. Unruh, a committee, and lawmakers seek to define trust projects including harbor plans and tideland improvements while maintaining city input against state stripping.
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Len Steven Teale
West Point
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State College
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State Lands Commission
Two Youths Charged in Girl Thrill Killing
In Pocatello Idaho two youths were charged with first degree murder in the knife thrill killing of high school sophomore Vicki Jo Quinn nearly two years ago. Richard Burt 17 held without bond in Pocatello while Ohn D Larsen 21 was held in Las Vegas Nevada.
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Ex-DJ Ann Freed Indicted For Tax Evasion
Former top rock disc jockey Ann Freed, living in Palm Springs, was indicted by two New York federal grand juries on charges of evading more than 37000 in income taxes for 1957 1958 and 1959. Prosecutors say she deducted as business expenses payments to her first wife for child support and profits from payola tied record firms.
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Ann Freed
New York
Federal Grand Jury
Freed
U.S
Robert ML. Morgenthau
LBJ Outlines Poverty War Plan for Youth Corps
President Johnson proposed a wild eyed national effort to fight poverty through a Civilian Conservation Corps style job corps. The plan would enroll up to 100000 youths in 100 camps with job training centers across the country and involve colleges and universities in staffing and supervision. Volunteering youths aged 15 to 21 would receive literacy training and work assignments while a broader Volunteers for America network would place skilled volunteers in cities and on Indian reservations with federal subsidies to cover most program costs.
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West Los Angeles 2-Year-Old Drowns in Family Pool
In West Los Angeles a two year old boy, Spencer Reid, was found floating face down in the family pool by his mother Pauline after his older brother drowned in the same pool two years earlier. The tragedy follows the pattern of the previous drowning within the same family.
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Independent Daily Excerpt From Long Beach Notice
A fragmented notice from a Long Beach area publication references a March 27 filing, a Superior Court adjudication in Los Angeles County, and a decree number C 10280 with monthly payment details. Limited readable items indicate car delivery and financial amounts in a court-related notice.
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Dryden Named 1964 Goddard Trophy Winner
Dr Hugh L Dryden deputy administrator of NASA was announced Monday as the 1964 recipient of the Robert H Goddard memorial trophy Endowed by the rocket pioneer s widow the award honors the person judged to have made the greatest contribution to advancing U S leadership in astronautics during the previous year The prior year s winner was Lt Col John H Glenn Jr the first American to orbit the Earth.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Robert H. Goddard
U.S
John H. Glenn Jr
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