White A. White lauded for farm policy leadership and reforms
The article highlights White A. White's seven state wide campaigns without runoff except the first, his role on the National Democratic Agriculture panel, and his impact on farm policy, water programs, and weighing device inspections. It notes his administration’s self funding, reorganization, and past roles at Midwestern University. It mentions his birth on a tenant farm and family details. Malaysia plans to float a large bond issue on the Asian market.
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White
National Democratic Agriculture Panel
Tech
Farm Agency
Southern Commissioners of Agriculture Organization
Department of Animal Husbandry
Midwestern University At
Wichita Falls
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
May Protest New Mexico Maid of Cotton Crown Lost
Jane Nelson of Tularosa loses the New Mexico Maid of Cotton title for 1964 65 over alleged lack of cooperation while Patsy Ann Moore of Carlsbad named first alternate. Nelson plans legal counsel as officials defend the decision.
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Loving
N.M
Jane Nelson
Tularosa
New Mexico
Miss Nelson
Lovelace
Nelson
Charles Moore
OGO Probe Launch From Cape Kennedy Seeks Earth Orbit
NASA announces the OGO satellite will launch from Cape Kennedy on September 3 into a wide orbit from 175 to 92 000 miles high. Project leaders call it the largest unmanned scientific satellite, designed to study earth environment and earth sun relations. The first OGO carries 20 experiments from universities, industry and government agencies to link radiation belt, magnetic fields and solar activity data.
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Cape Kennedy
Wilfred’ Scull
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Goddard Space Flight Center
OGO
George Ludwig
George Greghorn
Space Technology Laboratories
Univerisities
America
Orbiting Geophysical Observatory
Off to School Chile Farmers Get Special Training
Chilean farmers will receive targeted training programs to boost agricultural skills and productivity. The initiative aims to improve crop yields, farming methods, and rural livelihoods through structured education and practical seminars.
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Santiago
Chile
1751 Thaler Still In Strong Demand
Vienna reports high demand for the 1751 Thaler featuring Empress Maria Theresa. About 325 million of these silver coins circulated since 1751. The Vienna Mint continues striking nearly a million thalers annually.
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Thaler
Vienna
Maria Theresa
Austria
Near
Midale
Trade balance swings as 1961 slows in first quarter
Commerce Department officials report a rare quarter dip in early 1961, reversed by March and April gains. May and June show improvement as exports exceed imports, aided by wheat sales to Soviet bloc and rising foreign securities purchases by U.S. investors.
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Commerce Department
Cyprus Crisis Deepens as Turkey and Greece Threaten War
The Cyprus dispute raises fears of renewed warfare between NATO members Greece and Turkey. Greece pledges full support to Makarios as Inonu calls for rapid negotiations, while Turkey warns of mass Greek deportations from Istanbul and insists on excluding the Greek Cypriot government from talks. UN force commander Thimayya inspects the Kokkina frontline.
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Cyprus
Turkey
NATO
Mediterranean
Greece
Istanbul
Makarios
Athens
Inonu
Papandreou
Geneva
Ankara
Foreign Ministry
Ismael Soysal
Soysal
Kokkina
K. S. Thimayya
Nicosia
Defense Department tests training for volunteers to bolster draft aid
The Defense Department unveiled an experimental program in which the Army will recruit and train volunteers who fail to meet selective service physical and mental standards. About 11,000 will train at any time, with 60,000 expected over three years. Volunteers serve three years and may be discharged after 6 to 12 months if unqualified. The aim is to broaden the pool of enlistable men and gain experience for mobilization readiness.
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Army
Army Algo
Facia. Ca
Johnson
Pentagon
Ame
Aps
Willy
Retirement marks end of Welborn’s long postal career
Nig Welborn reflects on four decades on the road serving hundreds of patrons. He plans retirement to swap his mail pouch for a trout creel and bag for a golf club. Born in Cookville Texas and raised in Alabama, he attended Boaz Alabama high school and studied at SMU and the University of Texas.
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White
Clay County
Newport
Bellevue
Iowa Park High School
Welborn
Cookville
Tex
Alabama
Boaz
Ala
SMU
University of Texas
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