Production Sets New Records amid 1963 Farm Turbulence
A 1963 year of farm difficulties brought record production levels despite lean incomes and fewer farming units. Government programs faced defeat in Congress while wheat policy setbacks and export shifts underscored instability, with the Soviet grain purchases and Common Market pressures shaping U.S. agriculture.
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Wheat Plans May Include Bread Tax
Agriculture Department weighs plans to raise wheat income with certificates or direct payments. Freeman considers voluntary certificate plan vs mandatory Kennedy plan, aiming to stabilize bread prices and farm income amid a 1964 market outlook.
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Christmas Quiet Grips Capital as Congress Clears Decks
Washington observed a holiday hush as the 88th Congress neared a recess. The President and family were in Texas at LBJ Branch, leaving the White House nearly empty except for a slim staff and guard, while deer roamed the Ellipse and visitors snapped photos on a tranquil Christmas morning.
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Johnson Gift Proves He Knows Coed Styles
Johnson City dispatch reports President Johnson bought his daughter a Finnish Marvianekke dress for Christmas. The casual loose shift style with a high yoke reflects campus fashion, noted as popular on American colleges. He said he bought it during a visit to Scandinavian countries.
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Man Steals Tiny Tree and Ornaments in Denver Home
A burglar entered the first floor apartment of Mr and Mrs John Albi while they were away Wednesday and left with a two foot metal Christmas tree stem and limbs. He also took 33 ornaments and 3185 in cash before fleeing, seen leaving by a neighbor with a suitcase.
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Forest Improvement Needed Callaway Woodland Acres
Return s from woodland use in Callaway County show over 115000 acres in woodland with many landowners cooperators. Forest stand improvement through removing low value trees can yield long term returns. ASCS offers 74 percent cost sharing for eligible forestry practices including planting. Contact local ASCS office and obtain county committee approval to participate.
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GOP Latin Affairs Task Force Named
Washington Republican leaders announce a nine member task force to craft U S policy toward Latin America. William C Cramer will head the group with James R Battin as vice chair. members include H R Grossell James Weaver Don Clausen James Broyhill Durward Hall Elford Cederberg and John M Ashbrook. The panel aims to deepen U S Latin relations promote friendship and reduce anti American sentiment while supporting the Alliance for Progress program.
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Tax Meeting Slated Friday
An income tax information meeting will be held at 7 30 pm Friday at the Weisinger Army Reserve Center on Tan ner Bridge Road. The program, planned by the Cal County University Extension Center, aims to help with filing tax returns and answering questions on social security and state income tax. Speakers include Joe Chambers of the State Department of Revenue and Hiram A Ford of the Jefferson City Social Security Office. The notice is from Hubert J Krautmann, balancing farming agent. Attendees are asked to park on the east side of the building as only the east door will be open. The meeting will be in a second floor classroom.
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New Orleans dealer buys Ward stamps at auction
The stamp collection of the late Philip H. Ward Jr. was sold to a New Orleans dealer for $1.1 million. Raymond H. Weill Co. said the collection, once valued as high as $1.6 million, would be broken up and sold. Ward, former president of Ward Electric Co., died last August at 76 after leaving the electrical business to collect stamps full time in 1930.
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Prime Minister Douglas-Home Returns to London Over Cyprus Crisis
Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home cut short his Christmas vacation at a Scottish estate to return to London today amid the Cyprus situation.
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