Cotton Production Risks in 1968 Markets and Policy
Plains farming editor warns 1968 cotton outlook is uncertain as producers face choosing between under and over production. With tight 1967 supplies and low government stocks, yields near 15.5 million bales are needed to meet demand, risking future markets and potential 1970 policy changes. Congress subsidies aim to keep cotton price competitive domestically and abroad.
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Lincoln Cty Emancipation Tea Sets Crime Panel Talk
The second annual Lincoln County Emancipation Tea runs Sunday 4 to 6 pm at the In Town Inn in Kansas City area roots. Mrs. A. C. Franklin of the Kansas City Call will speak on the contribution of the American Negro press to democracy with a panel on What Can I Do About Crime in the Streets.
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