Plains Farming Bills Reported On Farm Labor
Senator Harrison Williams of New Jersey pushes two farm labor bills, one targeting minimum wages and the other collective bargaining. Plains Cotton Growers says the first bill would require higher wage floors for farmers using many workers, while the second would extend National Labor Relations Act protections to agriculture with union recognition and bargaining, a move Farm groups say would disrupt farming and harvests.
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Harrison Williams
New Jersey
Plains Cotton Growers, Inc
Ed Dean
PCG
Dean
National Labor Relations Act
National Labor Relations Board
Deen
Sen. Wiliams
Congress
Sen
Wiliams
House
Senate
Williams
Johnson
Lockney Man To Head Sorghum Plant In Kansas
Lockney Texas native Jack Ford has been named superintendent of Paymaster Seed Farms new sorghum processing plant near Leot Kansas. Ford, a 20 year Paymaster employee and former Aiken plant superintendent, will oversee a facility two miles east of Leot aimed at supporting research and development in sorghum hybrids for the Central Great Plains. The project anticipates completion by fall and will expand forage and grain sorghum work, with potential later crops and broader regional testing.
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Lockney
Jack Ford
Paymaster
Leot
Kan
Harold Loder
Paymaster Seed Farms
Aiken
Ford
Pawmaster
Lockney High School
R. H. Ford
Jack
Vickie Cook
Great Plains
Haden
Tech Aggie engineers win honors at Texas Tech campus
Fort Worth students Clark Temple and others receive top awards in agricultural engineering. Clark is named outstanding student for 1963-64 and receives the William F. Schiesow award plus a national merit honor. Temple, a Weatherford native, wins a $50 prize at the ASAE Southwestern Region meeting in Baton Rouge for a paper on soil mulch moisture retention. Temple served as Southwest region ASAE student branch president in 1964 and Tech chapter president in 1962-63, and will join the John Bean Division of Food Machinery Corp. in Orlando. A postmaster swearing ceremony in Brownfield recognizes Ora A. Smith of Wellman amid local postal service changes. A ferryboat capsized in Indonesia, with casualties reported.
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R. Nolan Clark
Fort Worth
William F. Temple
Lubbock
Texas Tech Agricultural Engineering Department
Clark
Temple
Nolan
Tech
Tech Photo
F. Temple
Latbock
College
William F. Schiesow
de Jee Temple
Weatherford
ASAE
Baton Rouge
Frankfurt
Germany
Temple Waslexeend
Legendse
Jbresident
Southwest Region
Tech Cchapter
Brownfield
X. L. Ferrell
Wellman
Ora A. Smith
Smith
Tee Suesmim
Edward L
American Society Ofidaughtere
Dalton Siete
Agricultural Engineers
Nelson Strick
R. Net. Miter
Des. Deal
Odie Smith
University Lubbock
Tommy Brook
Tennessee
Bakers Loab Paris Workers to Get More Time Off
French bakery workers win extended leave with new rules. Unspecified details indicate improved rest periods for staff across bakeries in Paris and beyond.
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Bakers
Paris
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