U S Agriculture Faces Dither Over Common Market Prospects
Raymond A. Ioanes of the Foreign Agricultural Service says the Common Market situation is fluid with wide member expansion and changing policies. He notes U S exports face risk if the bloc sets high producer prices and uses levies, while nonproduced goods like cotton and soybeans remain strong export items.
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Odds and ends from Hal Boyle on everyday trivia
New York AP column highlights curious facts and quick stats from daily life. It notes travel costs per mile, share ownership growth, cultural names for Santa, odds of bowling perfection, golf hole in one chances, saliva tests for letters, currency per head by country, and other quips from dental erosion to zebra stripe uniqueness and Roosevelt quips.
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Rural Traffic Summary Reveals November Accidents
Sergeant J F Scott of the Texas Highway Patrol Corsicana area releases the Rural Accident Summary for November. In Limestone Freestone and Leon counties there were thirty eight rural road crashes with injuries to 15 people and total property damage of 38 600.
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Teenager Spanked and Fined in Houston Traffic Case
In Houston, a 15 year old boy Ben Massey was fined 25 dollars for driving without a license. Judge Abe Levy allowed the mother Geneva Herren to borrow a policeman s baton to administer 15 strokes as the boy bent over a courtroom table. Herren cited disciplinary difficulties as the reason for the corporal punishment.
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Douglas warns of threats to American freedom in new booklet
Chicago AP report notes Associate Justice William O. Douglas, in a 48 page booklet, argues the Pentagon and CIA conceal facts for political and commercial aims. He questions if the U.S. is returning to feudalism and criticizes secrecy around CIA operations and foreign influence campaigns.
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Auto salesman killed in wreck in Houston
Carter Mari on Craig a 22 year old Houston car salesman was killed early today when his small car struck a parked automobile in downtown Houston. Police said he was the only occupant of his vehicle and the crash is under investigation.
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Carter Marion Craig
Hono Ist
Veracruz
Latin Love No More The Singing Lover Gets Shot
A man serenading his sweetheart in Mexico City was shot by a neighbor claiming the singing woke him. The item echoes a 1962 roundup of oddity crimes and curios from law, crime, and daily life across Mexico.
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