Winter wheat outlook exceeds expectations in 1967 forecast
The USDA first 1967 winter wheat report shows 54.1 million acres planted last fall and a 1.283 billion bushel crop. Texas up 29 percent with 5.493 million acres, potential to push total wheat output toward a 1.6 billion bushel goal if harvest weather stays favorable. Spring-planted crop figures are not yet estimated.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Texas
USDA
U. S
Department
Francis York
York
Chicago Board of Trade
Kennedy Embassy Book Says Kennedy Strived For Britain
British author George Bilainkin, a former diplomatic correspondent, defends Joseph P. Kennedy's wartime efforts to aid Britain. He predicts a forthcoming book titled The Kennedy Embassy in Britain, due next July or August, and rejects charges of pro Nazi bias as British press calumny. Bilainkin recalls Kennedy’s 1938-40 role and his meetings with John F. Kennedy and the elder Kennedy.
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London
Tapid
U.S
Joseph P. Kennedy
Britain
Kennedy
George Bilainkin
John F. Kennedy
Bilainkin
Kemsley
Ambassador Kennedy
England
Student Electrocuted As Sun Lamp Fails
San Antonio police report that 18 year old Jimmy Baucum died after a borrowed sun lamp fell into his tub during a sun bath. Baucum attended Southern Methodist University in Dallas and was at his parents home for the holidays. Medical examiner Dr. Robert Hausman ruled the death accidental.
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San Antonio
Jimmy Baucum
Baucum
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Robert Hausman
Bexar
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