$18 Million More In Loan Funds To FHA
Secretary Freeman announced President Johnson released an additional 18.54 million in emergency loan funds to the Farmers Home Administration to aid farmers damaged by natural disasters. The funds plus 21 million released March 20 raise fiscal 1967 emergency authorizations to over 103 million, spanning 1,200 rural counties in 39 states. Loans carry 3 percent interest with repayment when crop and livestock income normalizes.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Johnson
Woodland Trail Nursery Open House At Pleasant Grove
Pleasant Grove Nursery announces a three week open house along the Woodland Trail overlooking the Susquehanna River. Thousands of trilliums and other woodland plants will be at their best, with views including Peach Bottom Atomic Plant Holtwood Bridge and parts of York County and northern Maryland. Visitors with children are invited. wear walking shoes and leave shovels at home. The location is 6 miles north of Conowingo Maryland and 444 miles southwest of Wakefield.
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Pleasant Grove Nursery
Susquehanna River
Peach Bottom
New Holtwood Bridge
York County
Maryland
Wakefield
Conowingo, Md
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