Farm Bureau leader pushes reform of 1960s farm policy
AFBF president Shuman urged ending acreage controls and direct payments in a new Agricultural Adjustment Act, citing inflation and declining exports. He favored a 1971 crop year plan, with marketing reforms through the AAMA and state units, and warned against continuing the current subsidy regime. He noted New England per capita income at 3,503 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFRF
Shuman
Farm Bureau
U.S
APBF
Congress
AFBP
American Agricultural Marketing Association
Federation
Texas Farm Bureau
AAMA
AFBF
Shuman Biu Nily
Fragmentary text notes on property line variance and names
The readable fragment mentions a city line proximity to Jones and a variance discussion involving Dr Paul Johnson. Details are incomplete and no clear event or outcome is stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Aif
Ranch Day Gathering and Tours At Scurry County Coliseum
A large Ranch Day event is planned with a luncheon featuring ranch families and officials from Texas Tech University, Snyder, Lubbock, and various chambers. A 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. tour includes a historic ranch exhibition, music, art, an antique show, and a dog and pony show. Special displays, sculpture by L. E. Shafer, and a Cowpoke Cookhook autograph session are featured, with several local leaders and Texas Tech officials attending.
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Savder
Autobelly
Texas Tech University
City of
Lubbock
West Texas
Eotomeree
Snyder Public
Quarterhorse Association
Camimittee Ranch
Biter 4
Lunc Hean
Siete Casey
Tework
Grover &. Murray
Texas Tech
Scurry County Coliseum
Mail Dnelude
T. McLaughlin
Snyder Tancher
Diamond M Museum
Murray
Snyder
Coliseum
Snyder Public Schools
Pallette Club
Snyder Art Association
Women's Study and
Snyder Trade
L. EB
Ae Shafer
Kansaski
Buffalo Runter
Ace Reid
Snyder Area
Texas Techh Museum
W. D. Rogers Jr
Murray,. Frank &. Conselman
International Center For
Unclear fragment hints at names and places
Reads as a disjointed list of individuals and locations including Egypt Mary Giles Power Kelly Wilton Taras Nie chard Hilton Lare Philips pittes and Bingham. No clear event, action, or outcome discernible from the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohammed M OW Am
Egypt
Mary Giles
Power Kelly Wilton
Mer Taras
Nie and Chard
F Hilton Lare
Bingham
Tothe
Ping Philips Pittes
Two Texans Die In Vietnam War
Two Army servicemen from Texas died in Vietnam of non hostile causes. WO2 Stephen A. De Santis of Laupasas and Pfc. Michael G. Loyd of Dallas are listed as the deceased.
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Vietnam War
Washington
UPI
Vietnam
Stephen A. de Santis
Linda de Sants
Laupasas
Michael G. Loyd
L. Marie Meadows
Dallas
Barrons Named Top Farm Family of Terry County
Homer Barron and wife of Meadow were selected as Terry County’s Outstanding Farm Family of 1969 by the Terry County Chamber of Commerce. Barron, on a 720 acre farm since 1943, has served on the school board gin board hospital board and taught Sunday school 23 years. The award honors community activity farm living and neighborly conduct. An earlier 1947 award is noted. A 14th annual farm tour followed the presentation with tours of scraps feed yards and tanks.
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Homer Barron
Meadow
Terry County
A. Sener
Terry’ County
Soilalion
James A. Foy
Barron
Terry County Hospital Board
Meadow First Baptist Church
Brownfield Lions Club
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Ame Amlig
New England
Stees
South Taing Farm Bureau
Rhowti
Charles B. ‘Shuman
Salivan
Pentent
American Farm Bureau Federation
Elrey Wision
Springlake
Lamb County
Franklin Dunn
New Deal
Lubbock County
H. Tl
Huh King
Brownfield
Texse FR Eee
Hereford
Hendrix
Sears and
Purr's Family Center
West
DI PI
Ances
Erie
Rod Metuen
Fred Cog
Duluse
Wet & University
Shirley Temple
Miss Marker
LOS Angeles Herald-Examiner
Eironymus Merkins
Thoy Newey
Jean Coins
Mion Berle
Heong Merkiner
Mercy Humppe
Corey Bruce Forsyth
Shubay Kaye
George Jessel
Terry County Group
Barrons
Haw
Gentle Ben
Peggy Anne Caldwell
Joey Bishop
Amily Center
Sears
Liskey's
Harold Robbins
Tyio
Massy
Harold Robbing
Stletion
Parsons
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