Farm Income Figures as Campaign Issue
Senator Kerr argues Republicans cannot win on a prosperity platform while farmers face a recession. He notes Secretary Benson sees a farm downturn and promises recommendations to Congress. Nixon defends agriculture as sound but acknowledges a squeeze and vows ongoing aid efforts. Kerr repeats that the Eisenhower Benson program cuts farm share of national income and increases marginal farmers.
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Lost and Found ad writer contact line
A reader is urged to contact the ad writer at 6-9071 to place or inquire about a Lost and Found notice. The note emphasizes reaching the person who found your lost item through the provided phone number.
Baptists Missionary Freed by Reds Likely on Birthday Return
American missionary Levi A Lovegren, held by Chinese Communists since 1951, crossed into Hong Kong on his 67th birthday to reunite with his wife Ida and daughter Mildred. He denied spying charges, saying he is a missionary not an agent, and described pressure to admit false accusations. Three Catholic priests held since 1950 were also released.
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Group studies proposed civic auditorium for the capital
President Eisenhower announced seven study proposals for a federal sponsored civic auditorium in Washington. Appointees include Mrs. Virginia Bacon and George S. Williams of Washington, Robert V. Fleming, Frank R. Jelleff, Elizabeth B. Howrey of Jamestown Rhode Island, actor George Murphy, and James T. Knight of Miami Beach Florida.
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Devastation Trail Left By Santa Barbara Fire
The Santa Ynez Mountains blaze burned over 76000 acres in Los Padres National Forest. Fire damage reached nine million dollars with 650000 spent fighting it. Ten homes and many structures were destroyed. About 225 families evacuated, 2100 on the lines at peak, now 300 mopping up. ONeal warned floods could follow if reseeding lags. Marines from Camp Pendleton built a nine mile firebreak in three hours.
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DFFERTORY Church Crew Mans Gas Station Pumps
Barstow news reports a local church family from Seventh Day Adventist will run a service station for five days. Pastor L E Dasher and deacons will operate pumps around the clock. Owner Hank Dyer, not a church member, plans to vanish for the period and donate profits to the church organ fund.
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