Advocates For Billboard Control Face Setback
Washington reports that proponents of billboard control on interstate highways are failing to end the practice. Federal grants limited to 90 percent of roadside landscape costs keep promoting large posters while the bill to extend restrictions for the 41 000 mile interstate system stalls. Bureau officials anticipate few states will join renewed limits despite extended deadlines.
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UPI
Bureau of Public Roads
Congress
Mortis K. Udall
D-Ariz
Connecticut
Delaware
Pro-Mail
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Maine
Mary
Gram
Iland
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North
Udall
Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsy
Rhode Island
Vermont
Virginia
West
Veys
Fred Hussey
Phillips
Halls of the State
Legislal
Rica, Inc. Tures
Indus
Hussey
Neill Phillips
Sur-|federal City
Colepace
Grain sorghum fears as rail rate cut boosts corn
Plains area producers warn that a new lower freight rate for corn threatens grain sorghum exports to Japan and the Far East. GSPA leaders and several industry groups oppose the cut, seeking ICC action or equitable rates while noting potential long term market impacts.
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Pacific
In Coast
Midwest
Far East
Assn
Elbert Harp
Abernathy
GSPA
Harp
Trans- Continental Freight Bureau
Chicago
Japan
Bill Nelson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nelson
Food Agency
Overseas Merchandise Inspection Service
Food Agency In
OMIS
Amarillo
Congress
Goodpasture Grain
Lubbock
Producers Grain Corp
Paul Allison Grain Co
Ultimana Elevators
Fort Worth
Houston
Frank Leroux
Commodity Credit Corp
J. L. Pease
USDA
Transportation Service Branch
Pacific Northwest Export Assn
Oregon
Portland Freight Traffic Assn
Portland
Pacific Coast Assn
Long Beach
Calif
Sioux City Grain Exchange
Sioux City
Towa
Omaha Grain Exchange
Omaha
Ex-WEEP 95 Today Cactus Jack Garner Remembers Past Hero
Ex vice president Johny Nance known as Cactus Jack Garner marks his 95th birthday in Uvalde at the Garner Museum. The event opens Uvalde’s farm show honoring Cactus Tack with a 10 minute ceremony and a telephone greeting from President Kennedy. Garner, who left public life in 1941, served 46 years in public service including county judge state representative congressman and two terms as vice president.
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John F. Kennedy
Texas
Uvalde
Johny Nance
Cactus Jack Garner
Garner
Potomac River
Washington
Garner Museum
Cactus Tack
Kennedy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
House
Sam Rayburn
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Roosevelt
Carr in suit to block Gilmer electric plant sale
Atty Gen Carr filed suit against Upshur Rural Electric Cooperative and Southwestern Electric Power Co alleging a plan to sell power to the Southwestern Power Administration violates law. He seeks a court order to block the sale and prevent any power arrangement.
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House
House of Representatives
Senate
Garner
Cactus Jack
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Austin
Waggoner Carr
Tully
Ishur Rural Electric Cooperative
Corp
Gilmer
Carr
Southwestern Electric Power
Portsmouth
England
Roy Lunniss
Stanton Stone
Western
Upshur
Pioneer Swisher Woman Marks Her 92nd Birthday
Mrs. Maud Rush born Maud Nesler in Scranton Pa. Her life spanned nine decades with moves across Arkansas Texas and Oklahoma. She married three times and has lived in Tulia Swisher County since 1903. She attends First Methodist Church reads the Bible and makes quilts and rag rugs.
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Maud Nesler
Scranton
Massaschusetts
Boston Custom House
Arkansas
Maud
Fort Smiths
Ark
Sherman
Young County
Clem Harmonson
Fort Worth
Swisher County
Denton County
Tulsa
Tulia
Amarillo
Lubbock
Maud Rush
Wook
Plains
First Methodist Church
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