Check-Off System Could Aid Farm Marketing
Washington reports a proposed check-off system to fund self-help farm programs through assessments on milk marketings and other commodities. Conference leaders anticipate each group crafting its own plan, with milk industry emphasis on purchasing and disposing of surpluses. Some farm groups oppose, citing dissatisfaction with current programs and trust in farm organizations.
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General Farm Organization
National Grange
Ican Farm Bureau Federal
National Farmers
Aml
Congress
Weather For Other Areas Proclaims Day Of Prayer For Rain
Showery weather covered most of the western two thirds of the nation while the eastern states remained dry under a Great Lakes high pressure moving toward the mid Atlantic. Severe crop losses loom from drought as Massachusetts Governor Furcolo proclaims a Day of Prayer for Rain urging citizens to seek divine aid. Cooler air edges south through Florida as shrimp lifespans note a year unless used in a cocktail.
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Mid- Atlantic
Maine
Carolinas
Massachusetts
Foster Furcolo
Commonwealth
Florida
KC Station Plans Telecasts for Doctors
KMBC TV Kansas City in collaboration with the University of Kansas School of Medicine will air a doctors only telecast September 17 to 20. Programs feature medical instructions and information, scrambled to prevent public tuning, and will be received via decoders provided to doctors between 8 and 9 a.m. The Communications Commission authorized the telecasts yesterday.
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Kmbc-Tv
Kansas City
University of Kansas School of Medicine
the Communications Commission
KPL Joins Nuclear Plan to Boost Regional Research
Kansas Power and Light Co leading a six state electric utility group joining Southwest Atomic Energy Associates with Atomics International to pursue a 5 million dollar four year program. The aim is to test atomic energy as a future electricity fuel, with goals including reactors and one or more large plants of 200 000 to 400 000 kilowatts, hoping to prove cost competitiveness.
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Lawrence
Midwest Electric
D. E. Ackers
Ackers
Kpls
Kansa Corporation Commission
KPL
Southwest Atomic Energy Associates
Kansas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Misssouri
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Atomics International
North American Aviation, Inc
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co
Arkansas Power and Light Co
Central Louisiana Electric Co
Iinc
Empire District Electric Co
Gulf States Utilities Co
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Louisiana Power and Light Co
Mississippi Power and Light Co
Missouri
Public Service Co
New Orleans
Public Service, Inc
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Co
Public Service
Company of Oklahoma
Souths
Western Gas and Electric Co
Advances in new reactor design cited for efficiency gains
The report discusses a novel reactor concept named A Tew with variants and tests. It claims notable advantages over existing designs in thermal potential efficiency and economic performance, indicating progress in reactor technology development.
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Wilvancers
Jdesign
Convict Indicted After He Flees From Officers
Karol Van Collins, a long troubled convict, was indicted by a federal grand jury for escaping custody en route from Leavenworth Kansas to Portland Maine. He faces charges of interstate transportation of stolen property tied to an $80 jewel theft and was recaptured the night following the escape. He is also wanted in Utica New York and New Jersey.
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Karol van Collins
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van Collins
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Leavenworth
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Portland
Utica
SN Y
New Jerse
Sparkman decries lack of concern over foreign aid cut
Senator Sparkman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee criticized the White House for indifference as the House cut foreign aid from 3.864 billion to about 3.116 billion dollars. He warned conferees to restore funds and noted the Senate would not be left out.
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Wasitington Op- Sen
Spark- Hrtan
Sparkman
White House
House
Porter
Senate
Armistice Talks Called by North Korea at Panmunjom
The U N Command announced North Korea has called a meeting of the Military Armistice Commission at Panmunjom on Sunday to discuss introducing modern weapons into South Korea. Another Red protest was considered a certainty.
Sentence Suspended On Teenager After Beach Attack
Alfred Maine report states William L Secrest 18 of Columbus Kansas received a suspended prison sentence after pleading guilty to assault and robbery tied to a teenage gang attack on vacationers at Ogunquit Beach. Judge Charles A Pomeroy in York County Superior Court imposed a 2 3 year term then suspended it.
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Alfred
William L. Secrest
Columbus, Kas
Ogunquit Beach
Secrest
Charles A. Pomeroy
York County
Pomeroy
Sejhome Returned to Kar Crest on Probation
Secrest said Sejhome was placed at Kar Crest on probation to serve out his term.
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Secrest
Sas
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