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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1953

Page

8

Lend-Lease Ships Return Talks Stall in Washington

U S and Soviet representatives were to meet in Washington to discuss returning 186 lend-lease vessels but the talks stalled after Ambassador Zarubin visited Acting Secretary Bedell Smith. Russia pushed to discuss the entire lend-lease account estimated near 11 billion dollars while the United States urged a step by step approach focusing on the 188 ships. The impasse returns negotiations to the state of November 5, 1952.

Washington State ‘Department Russia U. S State Department George Zarubin Walter Bedell Rar United States Zarubin Smith

GOP Leader Says Eisenhower Aims Fair Share for Farmers

Rep. Charles Halleck, Republican House majority leader, told the American Farm Bureau convention that the Eisenhower administration seeks a fair share of national income for farmers but will not hand them government aid. He called agriculture a bellwether of the economy and urged solutions through new farm uses, better marketing, and greater food consciousness, warning there is no panacea.

Chicago Charles Ja. Halleck Indiana Eisenhower American Farm Bureau Federation Halsieck GOP

Cotton and Peanut Growers Cast Vote On Swaps

Roughly 700000 cotton and peanut farmers vote today on voluntary output and sales restrictions in exchange for high government support prices. A two thirds vote is required to approve the restraint, a move not seen in the price support program's history.

Washington

Farmers Choice Shapes Marketing Quotas and Prices

A fragmented excerpt shows debate among peanut growers on marketing quotas and support prices. The text references planters, quotas, and a 80 percent support price versus freedom to plant. It hints at regional impacts and policy choices facing growers.

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