Administration May Alter Farm Program To Help Hike Income
Washington officials say the administration is studying changes to price supports benefiting smaller farmers and curbing crop surpluses. Proposals aim to cap price support eligibility and limit output by bushels and pounds, with possible $25,000 per farm ceiling and production limits per farm. A soil fertility bank may reward removing surplus cropland, while a moderate disposal project seeks overseas sale of seven billion dollars in stock to avoid market disruption.
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GOP
Weather Across Regions Braces for Freezing Cold Snap
A powerful snowstorm moved from the northern border toward Canada after dropping up to 16 inches on the prairie. Nebraska Kansas the Dakotas Minnesota and Wisconsin reported thick snow blankets while Minnesota and North Dakota endured record low temperatures. Florida and the Gulf Coast remained warm with readings in the 60s. The freezing line stretched from eastern Ohio to New Mexico before curving toward Nevada and the Pacific Northwest.
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Kansas
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Pacific Northwest
Service members listed with origins and assignments
The piece lists Pvt Robert D Parks of Sunflower now in Korea after training at Camp Chaffee and Ft Sill, Pvt Don R Foster who graduated MP Training at Camp Gordon, and Pvt Elvin D Myer serving with 528th Transportation at Ft Crason. It notes Torneden serving at Whidbey Island after Navy entry in 1953 and mentions Myer’s prior education at John Brown University and Hercules Powder Co.. an aging statistic on mental hospital entries is also included.
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Marjory Carpenter
Sunflower
Korea
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Ft. Sill
Oklo
B Battery
Parks
DeSoto High School
Elvin D. Myer
Alfred J. Myer
Eudora
Route 1
Louisiana
528Th Transportation Medium Truck Co
Ft. Crason
Colo
John Brown University
Siloam Springs
Hercules Powder Co
Don R. Foster
Military Police Training Center
Camp Gordon
Milton Foster
Arnold D. Torneden
A. G. Torneden
Tonganoxie
Naval Air Station
Whidbey Island
Wash
Navy
Naval Air’ Technica
Memphis
Tenn
Beanie Chooses Running Away Over Christmas Doom
A story of Beanie and Betsy siblings whose constant fighting near Christmas pushes their mother to threaten no holiday. Betsy counsels giving, Beanie resents sharing and plots to run away. Betsy crafts a clay Dumbiddy to gift Santa, while Beanie spirals into self pity about being blamed.
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Betsy
Peanie
Pinhead
Bety
K U Orchestra Shines In Fall Concert Under Wiley
The University Symphony Orchestra under Russell L. Wiley delivered one of its finest fall programs featuring Mozart Flight from the Harem Beethoven Symphony No. 7 and Berlioz Harold in Italy. Soloist Karen Blaas impressed as viola talent as the ensemble displayed professional polish and vivid tone colors.
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University Symphony Orchestra
Russell L. Wiley
Wiley
Mozart
Beethoven
Berlioz
Kansas City
Harold
Italy
Yous
Karen Blaas
Michigan
Lake O
Broader Aid to Schools Focused on Building Funds
Dr Harold C Hunt undersecretary of welfare said in a radio interview that current measures to aid schools will target construction funds rather than operating expenses. A top aide said the administration would seek broadened and improved aid only for building purposes.
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Washington UB
Folsom
Eisenhower
Harold C. Hunt
Welfare
Young GOP backs Hope for secretary if Benson leaves
Kansas Young Republicans at their biennial gathering endorsed retiring Rep. Clifford Hope as secretary of agriculture should a vacancy occur. Eisenhower recently reaffirmed support for Benson. New officers were elected including Glenn Cogswell as state chair and Ned Cushing as national committeeman, with resolutions praising the wheat program, the American Dairy Association, and soil bank principles.
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Kansas
Clifford Hope
Ezra Taft Benson
Young Republicans
Eisenhower
Benson
Glenn Cogswell
Shawnee County
Philip Kline
Overland Park
Sam Lowe
Colby
Ned Cushing
Downs
June Henry
Ozzie Meckel
Hays
Girdner Crofoot
Cottonwood Falls
American Dairy Assn
Department of Agriculture
U. S. Hopeful to Regain Egypt Good Will Over Dam Plan
Al Ahram reports the United States may win back Egyptian friendship by funding part of the Aswan Dam project. Russia has offered aid and Egypt seeks World Bank loan finance. The paper notes appeals from Middle Eastern states and the dam's $600 million scope.
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al Ahram
United States
Egypt
Aswan
Nile
Russia
World Bank
Site for Flying Field Selected by AF School
Colorado Springs officials announced a field one mile north of Breed Underpass near U S 85 87 will host the Air Force Academy airfield. Col Albert E Stoltz, director of the academy construction agency, said the site was chosen after a thorough investigation of alternate locations for safety to residents and flying personnel.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Air Force Academy
Breed
Albert E. Stoltz
Academy Construction Agency
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