10 Year Farm Surplus Forecast by California Farm Bureau
At the 88th California Farm Bureau Federation convention in San Diego Arthur Mauch of Michigan State University warned of a decade more of farm surplus as population grows faster than production. He and Frank Wooley of the American Farm Bureau urged proactive farmer leadership to counter price declines and market disruptions. Walter K. Hines of Sun-Maid noted California farm income rose 3 percent in 1955 despite a national dip, attributing gains to fruit nut and vegetable crops.
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Lockheed Wins Large Seastar Contract for Naval Trainer
Lockheed Aircraft Corp. received a six million dollar contract for the T2V1 Seastar two place trainer. The jet trainer, capable of 600 miles per hour and carrier compatible, is slated to enter service with the Naval Training Command next January.
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Quakes Shake Java in SEA Series on Java Island
Three minor earthquakes shook Java today in Southeast Asia. Buildings swayed and forests trembled with no immediate reports of damage or casualties.
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Gruenther to Lead Red Cross Starting January 1
The White House announced that General Gruenther, a close ally of Eisenhower, will become president of the American Red Cross on January 1, succeeding Ellsworth Bunker who holds the post. Bunker is remaining in the U.S. diplomatic sphere as ambassador to India’s vacancy.
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Typhoon Blows Up 6 Crewmen Killed Near Guam
A Philippine typhoon event near Pusan and Guam reportedly caused a gasoline fire and an explosion aboard a 54 ton vessel, killing six crewmen and wounding two. U S fleet and air reconnaissance tracked the storm moving west at about 11 miles per hour with winds near 75 mph.
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