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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1964

Page

3

Researchers renew grants for cotton plant improvement

The Producers Institute announced a renewed grant totaling 40,000 dollars to advance six cotton research projects at Texas A&M. Texas scientists Roy B. Davis, Roy Forkner, Leroy Durham, and Jack Funk led work at the Agricultural and Mechanical Institute in Lubbock Plainview and Karlngton, aiming to boost fiber quality and lower production costs through systemic insecticides and plant physiology studies.

Aliet Institute Research Roy B. Davis Roy Fork Lubbock Durham Plainview Jack Karlingen Texas University of Farmers and Ranchers California Riverside Stanford Stanford Research Institute CPT A&m Texas AK University of Arizona NMSU New Mexico State University

Austrian Grain Diversion Tied to $30 Million U.S. Feed Exports

Congressional investigators link Austrian grain imports to a $30 million diversion scheme with 10 countries receiving 500 metric tons of diverted feed grains. Whitten report notes potential knowledge by some U.S. and Austrian officials and West German importers seeking lower barter prices. The probe, ongoing for months, has not identified American brokers, but strong suspicions point to a conspiracy involving Austrian grain exporters and importers. Meanwhile Texas vegetable production fell below 1962 and 1957-62 averages, with $71 million value in 1963 from 302,750 acres of vegetables, melons, and potatoes. Led by onions cantaloupes watermelons carrots, cabbage, lettuce, and onions, fresh vegetables accounted for 31 percent of acreage and 4 percent of value. Argentina sees 5,503 bankruptcy cases in 1983, up from 4,642, according to Veritas.

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