Indian Farmer Does Well On 45 Acres
Chandulah J. Parikh, on a six month U S exchange, describes a 45 acre Western India farm. He feeds over 100 dairy cattle with 30 laborers, sells milk directly to Ahmedabad customers, and plans the first Indian milking machine from Wisconsin. He paid about $2 000 an acre for land near an industrial city and notes three crops a year with irrigation. Parikh will visit Burnett County then Wyoming, part of the International Farm Youth Exchange program.
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Goldwater Maintains Delegate Lead Across Regions
The tally shows Goldwater with strong support in the South and West, winning 213 of 247 delegates in 11 southern states and 183 of 226 in western states. He also holds a perfect 108-delegate score in Texas Oklahoma New Mexico and Arizona, while Midwest support stands at 43 percent with 160 of 364 delegates across Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North Dakota Ohio South Dakota and Wisconsin.
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J F Cooper Word Puzzle From 1920s Era Crossword
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Wisconsin Delegates Urge Resignations Over Favorite Son Pact
A letter critical of a delegate's conduct urges resignation from the Republican National Convention bench. The author defends the favorite son concept as preserving state influence at the convention and cites a sworn oath restraining delegates from public comment until the caucus. The letter claims broad GOP support for the demand.
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Reuther Sees Ford Pact Near in Detroit Talks
UAW President Walter P. Reuther said a new contract with Ford Motor Co. will be worked out in Detroit where cars are built, not in Washington. He spoke at a news conference before talks began as Ford negotiations began with Malcolm Denise noting UAW demands seem exorbitant yet hopes for a sensible agreement.
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45 Patrol Members Attend Twins Game
Fifty five La Crescent safety patrol members from Crucifixion Grade Schools attended a Minnesota Twins game in Minneapolis last week. The La Crescent patrol is sponsored by Gittens Leidel Post 595 American Legion with adult supervisors Commander Hugh Fay Raymond Reisdorf Louis Thompson and Joseph Ready. Thomas Thesing son of Robert W. Thesing and Mrs Thesing of Pine Creek Road was chosen to attend Legionville camp. alternate is Jeffrey Hughes son of Paul Hughes.
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Uncle of Former Mayor Zeidler Dies
MILWAUKEE AP Funeral services will be held Thursday for Frank A. Zeidler the uncle of Frank P. Zeidler former Milwaukee mayor and director of the State Department of Resource Development.
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Symphony Conductor Monteux Dies at 89 in Maine
Pierre Monteux, famed conductor born in France, died at 89 after a long illness at his Hancock Maine home. He led major orchestras including Boston Symphony and Concertgebouw Amsterdam, and directed San Francisco Symphony for years before retiring to Maine with his wife Doris Monteux. He preferred Brahms Beethoven Schumann Wagner and disliked abstract music.
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Seymour Youth Drowns At Man Made Lake
Black Creek scene near Seymour where 18 year old Marv Cunningham drowned after attempting a shore to raft crossing in ten feet of water. Cunningham could not swim and was under water about three minutes before rescue attempts failed.
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Livestock and commodity quotes from Swift & Company markets
Swift & Company Winene Minnesota markets show hogs at 16.60 to 17.00 and sows 13.75 to 14.00. Cattle steady with high choice up to 25, Hi-Choice 22.00, top fed holsteins 17.50, beef cows 13.50, canners 13.75. Veal steady with top 26.00, other grades 7.00 down. South St Paul reports calves 600 with strong gains for slaughter steers and heifers, hogs 7,000 with gains up to 25, feeders steady. Chicago markets list butter, eggs steady and grain quotes for wheat, corn, oats, soybeans.
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Chicago Poultry and Potato Market Report
USDA notes wholesale live poultry prices steady to up slightly with roasters at 24 2542 and special fed White Rock fryers 184 20. Barred Rock fryers 22. Potatoes to rivals 99 on track 291 with total U.S. shipments 496 as market stays dull and car load sales reported none.
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Congress Pay Raise Faces Opposition
Washington AP reports a $564 million federal pay raise proposal for about 1.7 million workers including Congress faces a floor fight. Senate Leader Mansfield hopes for quick action but opponents press for defeat while Dirksen hints at Cabinet parity but unlikely.
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Archbishop urges understanding over shock on topless dresses
Durham England AP reports Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Michael Ramsay, 539, saying Christians should respond with understanding not shock to topless dresses. He tells church members to accept youths express themselves in new dress, and to understand them.
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Illinois Man Killed In Auto Accident
Wisconsin highway toll for 1964 reaches 469 with the death of Anthony G. Walsh 64 of Roselle Illinois in an Elkhorn hospital from chest injuries and burns after his car left Highway 50 four miles west of Lake Geneva Sunday.
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Bids Announced For Two College Dormitories
Madison AP bids totaling 1.1 million were announced by the State College Board of Regents for two dormitories at Wisconsin State University Whitewater. Construction of the buildings is to be completed by September next year with a general bid of 794 301 dollars from Kenneth F Sullivan Co of Madison.
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Stock Quotations From Shearson Hammill & Co
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