Cotton allotments and yields projected for 1970 plan
The document outlines Texas allotments rising to 14 488 acres from 6 835 134 in 1969 with a 395 pound state yield down from 421. It discusses parity price impacts, loan rates, and 65 percent of parity guarantees under the Ellender provision. It notes expected no diversion payments in 1970 and details potential payments for a 106 acre allotment farm with interim yield projections and broader USDA supply aims.
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Plains Cotton Growers, Inc
PCG
Ellender
Meh
USDA
Ted States
Farmers Gather in City for Agriculture Talk
Texas Commissioner of Agriculture John C. White addressed District 2 Farm Bureau leaders at a Koko Palace banquet, praising farmers and noting food’s affordability while urging strong organization. He warned against profiteering, urged unity, and highlighted ongoing progress in farming amid national mood shifts.
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Fort Bureau
Koko Palace
John C. White
Texas
Mike Cox
Avalanche-Journal
Texas Commissioner of Agriculture
District 2
Farm Bureau
White
Texas Agriculture
Dolar
Merger Opens Path to ITT Grinnell Hartford Buyout
US District Court judge Timbers allows ITT to begin purchasing Grinnell and Hartford Fire stock while two antitrust suits proceed. He orders Grinnell and Hartford Fire to operate separately during litigation. The merger could create a company with assets over 6 billion and affect 18,661 Hartford Fire stockholders and 5,939 Grinnell stockholders with substantial gains.
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New Haven, Conn
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Grinnell ‘Corp
Hartford Fire ‘Insurance Co
William H. Timbers
Grinnell and
Hartford Fire
United States
ITT
Gritinell
Grinnell
Junction
Timbers
U.S. Justice Department
President Masses Strong Forces Reported Uprising
A report claims President massed strong forces for an uprising at an unnamed compound, but no arrests or reeled actions followed. The fragment provides few verifiable details beyond the claimed mobilization.
Somali coup leaders declare new government in Mogadishu
Observers in Aden report a city wide coup in Mogadishu with a 4 pm to 1 am curfew and a radio pledge to abolish tribalism. Trucks announce a holiday as a government is formed and Shermartke policies to be continued. Rebels claim to restore stability and reclaim border areas from Kenya, Ethiopia and France.
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Carton
Mogadishu
Somalia
Shermartke
Aden
Gulf of Aden
Semalia
Cate
Voice
Kenya
Ethiopia
France
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