Winter Wheat Crop Prospects See Improvement Report
The Agriculture Department reported improved prospects for the winter wheat crop since January, with a combined winter and spring crop potentially at least 925 million bushels, exceeding market needs around 900 million. Weather in Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Oklahoma, and Texas has boosted fall seeded wheat, rye, and spring wheat, though soil moisture remains a factor. Exportable wheat stocks in the four main surplus countries totaled about 2.231 billion bushels, and Europe may need more imports next winter due to winter damage.
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Canada
Australia
Argentina
Europe
State Regents boost Cameron College funds for 1956 57
Oklahoma City Feb 27 Cameron College receives 202 985 dollars from the state Board of Regents for Higher Education for the 1956 57 fiscal year an increase of 5298 over the current year total of 19 75 million for all state schools Funds are provided but disbursed July 1 and officials say the grants support planning and coordinated information and retirement reforms with several institutions receiving substantial increases among them the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma A M College
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State Board of Regents For Higher Education
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Oklahoma
School of Dentistry
Tennessee
Cameron State Agriculture
University Hospitals
Senator Goldwater Pushes Probe to Stay Active
Senator Goldwater urged a new special Senate committee to continue investigating gas bill lobbying and related influences. The eight member bipartisan panel will seek both sides of the picture as it reviews lobbying, campaign contributions, and outside pressure on legislation.
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Washington
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R-Ariz
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Goldwater
Francis Case
R-Sd
Case
Dtenn
Gore
McClellan
D-Ark
Anderson
D-Nm
Kennedy
D-Mass
Bridges
RNH
Thye
R-Minn
Purtell
R-Conn
Charles Steadman
Nebraska
South Dakota
Boycott Chief Says City Can't Make Criminals Of Preachers
In Montgomery a jailed Negro minister denounced the bus boycott arrests as unjust and warned cities cannot criminalize preachers. Leaders vowed to continue the protest while church groups nationwide expressed concern and urged restraint and solidarity. Reverend L R Bennett and Martin Luther King Jr. urged peaceful action amid condemnation of indictments.
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Ala
L. R. Bennett
Bennett
Mount Zion
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Princeton
N.J
William L. Tucker
Princeton Pastors Assn
Tucker
Alabama
St. Albans
W.va
West Virginia Council of Churches
Miami
Fla
Joseph H. Jackson
Chicago
National Baptist Convention
Martin Luther King Jr
British Ambassador Denies Copper Shipment to Soviet Bloc
British Ambassador Sir Roger Makins denied reports that Britain shipped 200 million pounds of copper wire to the Soviet bloc in the last 18 months. He called the claim inaccurate and said Britain is not shipping 60,000 kilowatt generators behind the Iron Curtain.
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Washington
Roger Makins
Europe
Makins
Russia
Turkish woman's talk to Lawton Knife and Fork club
Miss Ismet Sanli a Turkish newspaper woman and former United Nations delegate will speak at 7 p.m. Thursday to the Lawton Knife and Fork club on Near East key to world peace. She notes Middle East politics and has deep family connections. Guest night requires reservations by 10 a.m. Wednesday. cancellations may be made by calling 4024.
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Ismet Sanli
United Nations
Lawton Knife and Fork Club
Turkey
France
United States
Miss Sanli
New York
Izmir
San
Depletion Allowance Extended_to Adjacent Land Owners
Washington ruling expands tax relief, letting adjacent land owners claim depletion allowances on oil well profits. Supreme Court, in a 7 to 1 decision, specifies California tidelands developments where neighboring landowners share in profits.
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Supreme Court
Tidelands Oi
California
Israel to Seek Showdown On U S Arms Purchase
Washington reports Israel will press Washington for a definite yes or no on a $64 million arms purchase. Israeli sources say the government believes the United States has had ample time to decide. The request was submitted four months ago orally and over three months ago in writing.
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