Minnesota Fair Crown Declares Princess Kay and Livestock Day
Princess Kay Karen Bracken of Lake Benton receives royal honor as beauty crown shifts focus to livestock events at the Minnesota State Fair. Opening weekend draws big crowds with 4-H corn king Thomas Hiniker and county exhibits earning top ribbons in dairy, crops, pork, and grain.
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Writer Tells Perils Of Voter Pulse Taking
AP writer Relman Morin recalls attempts to measure public opinion in a presidential year. He describes evasive answers from a Springfield resident, a Passaic housewife, a Dallas wife, a Connecticut worker, and factory workers in Detroit. He notes distrust and mixed signals about candidates.
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World Wheat Crop Seen Setting New Record in 1964
The Foreign Agricultural Service reports a survey indicating a world wheat crop near or above the 1962 record of 8.7 billion bushels. Gains mainly in North America boost outlook for a large harvest, with the Soviet Union’s crop expected average after 1963’s poor year. World import demand is seen well below 1963-64 levels as U S. becomes the top beef importer alongside rising global trade.
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Wholesalers in Produce Face Shrinking Role Says AP
Agriculture Department predicts a sharp rise in direct buying from shippers by retailers over the next decade. Current 20 percent of fresh produce moves from shippers to retailers could reach 34 percent or more, reducing wholesaler influence as chains push direct sourcing. Also notes Soviet Union leads world butter output while US ranks second. Hay, grown on many acres, shows only about 15 percent marketed, mostly used on farms where produced.
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Garden Club Meet Set At Mrs Huebner Home
The House and Garden Club meets Tuesday at Mrs Edward Huebner's home 3028 Glendale Ave. The program features making arrangements. Members should bring their own container and pin holder. Material may be purchased there.
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