Confusion Over Zero Ceiling In Farm Support Debates
A past reporting mix up swapped a 5 000 limit to 50 000 in a discussion of price supports and compensatory payments. The piece recalls 1960s limits per commodity, Poage’s proposed direct payments, PCG plans, and the risk of future downward revisions in farm subsidy ceilings.
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Congress
Bob Poage
Waco
Poage
F. Marion
Dusty) Rhodes
New York Cotton Exchange
South Plains
Sears-Roebuck Scholarships Named At Texas Tech
Nine freshmen and one sophomore in Texas Tech agriculture received Sears-Roebuck scholarships for 1962 63. Each freshman gains 300 dollars total with 150 at start and 150 in January if GPA remains high. the sophomore award also 300 dollars for top GPA from last year.
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Texas Tech
George O. Elle
Tech
Elle
James W. Jones
Joel E. Jones
Clint
Donald C. Herzog
Carl Herzog
Wilson
Erwin H. Meyer Jr
Erwin H. Meyer
Canyon
Lee J. Everitt
A. B. Everitt
Lubbock
Jimmy R. Conrad
Arthur Conrad
Groom
Darrell N. Uechert
Henry Uechert
Merkel
Victor H. Schoenewolf
W. H. Schoenewolf
Lometa
Dale T. Hood
Lonnie Hood
Claude
Rudolph Baumgardner
John H. Baumgardner
Plainview
Class Officers Named At Post
POST Special Post High School has elected officers for 1962 63. Senior officers: Glenn Polk president Freddie Simmons vice president Lenny Howell secretary treasurer Lyn Alyn Cox student council rep Stanna Butler reporter. Junior officers: Linda Pennell president Richard Hart vice president Lynette Potts secretary Jackey Fluitt treasurer Dennis Payne student council rep. Sophomore officers: Billy Blacklock president Dickey Vardiman vice president Ronald Simpson secretary treasurer Benny Owen student council rep Daniel Johnson reporter. Freshman officers: Sammy Sims president Bonnie Cornell vice president Dolores Strafer secretary Tommy Mason treasurer.
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Post High School
Glenn Polk
Freddie Simmons
Lenny Howell
Lyn Alyn Cox
Stanna Butler
Linda Pennell
Richard Hart
Lynette Potts
Jackey Fluitt
Dennis Payne
Billy Blacklock
Dickey Vardiman
Ronald Simpson
Benny Owen
Daniel Johnson
Sammy Sims
Bonnie Cornell
Dolores Strafer
Tommy Mason
Unbid Government Projects Reported in Kuwait
Government projects in Kuwait are reported as going unbid in multiple cases. Officials cite limited competition and possible transparency concerns amid ongoing development plans.
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Three Soldiers Die In Belton Car Crash
Fort Hood soldiers Pfc. Juan Gonzales of Racine Wisconsin Pfc. Oscar Huerta of Nuevo Laredo Mexico and Pfc. Jose Cruz-Rosado of Arvinicacion Hipodromo Puerto Rico were killed when their car struck a post near a highway intersection in Belton. A fourth soldier Pfc. Juan Onticeros was seriously injured. The crash occurred shortly after midnight with the car reportedly traveling at high speed.
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Juan Gonzales
Racine
Wis
Oscar V. Huerta
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
Jose M. Cruz-Rosado
Arvanicacion
Belton City
Alton Griffin Named To Head State Group
District and County in Assn elects Alton R. Griffin of Lubbock as president at Austin meeting. Jimmy Al president and Jack Prescott Cameron named secretary treasurer. Directors include Jack Young Mule-shoe Justin Keever San Angelo Frank Briscoe Houston Sam Cleveland Stephenville Edna Cisneros Raymondville George Day Brownwood John Lawdon Denton Wayne Overstreet. John Connally and Waggoner Carr spoke as Democratic nominees for governor and attorney general.
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Alton R. Griffin
Assn
Austin
Jimmy al
Jack Prescott
Cameron
Jack Young
Muleshoe
Justin Keever
San Angelo
Frank Briscoe
Houston
Sam Cleveland
Stephenville
Edna Cisneros
Raymondville
George Day
Brownwood
John Lawdon
Denton
Wayne Overstreet
Kountee
John Connally
Waggoner Carr
Lubbock Christian Tops Texas Grants From Aetna Plan
Lubbock Christian University leads Texas recipients with a 555 grant as part of 1 200 awarded to five colleges and universities including TCU SMU and Texas A I. The 48 700 nationwide matches gifts from 880 employees and spouses plus 2 percent incentives. Total company employee contributions reach 93 000, up 29 000 from last year.
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Lubbock Christian
Aetna Life
LLC
TCU
University of St. Thomas
SMU
Texas A&i
Aetna Life Companies
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