Farm Bureau Opens 3 Day National Convention in Atlanta
The American Farm Bureau Federation the nation’s largest farm group begins its 44th national convention in Atlanta to set policy for 1963 with voting delegates debating positions on government programs for cotton and wheat.
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A Healthy Body A Chiropractor's Creed Explained
John H. Day DC outlines chiropractic theory locating illness root causes in nerve pressure. With vertebrae realignment, pressure relief returns health. nerves not cut to sustain life force. Courtesy Day Chiropractic Clinic Lub bock.
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Kennedy Call for Hands Off Cuba Policy Cited
The Miami News reports a hands off Cuba policy by the Kennedy administration with tight Voice of America censorship on broadcasts to Cuba during and after the Cuban crisis. Exile groups face surveillance and possible charges under the Neutrality Act while commentators must submit scripts in advance and avoid pro democracy messaging.
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Bank Burglary Suspects Held in Hot Springs
Two Louisiana men George Winborne aged 36 of Winnsboro and Ivie Lee Umphries aged 32 of Bossier City were arrested in Hot Springs after passing six travelers checks from the Bloomberg bank burglary in Texas on March 16. Police reported $28,323 in currency and silver and many traveler’s checks were taken. The suspects have been turned over to federal authorities.
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Culture Takes Hold In America- Piano Players Equal Fishermen
New York AP report summarizes Stanford Research Institute findings that Americans increasingly pursue arts at home. It cites 32 million musical instrument players and 15 million painters among 60 million engaging in creative activities, with arts market already at $2.5 billion yearly and projected to reach $7 billion by 1970.
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Made in Japan caskets hit foreign market
Osaka reports the latest export from Japan is caskets targeted for overseas buyers. The move signals diversification of Japan’s manufacturing exports and potential new trade ties for local producers.
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