Soybean buyers eye Russia amid bumper U S crop
USDA forecasts a record 1975 76 soybean carryover and a large 1.46 billion bushel 1975 crop. Russia may buy U S soybeans to ease shortages in sunflower seed oil and help lift prices, potentially offsetting a huge supply. USDA cautions domestic use and exports will cap demand, with prices fluctuating from summer lows to harvest peaks. Separate notes mention David Wilkinson and Morris Salter earning University of Missouri certificates.
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Mexico
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Paris
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Wilkinson
Mexico High School
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Paris R-2
Artful Dowser Pol l y Anderson at Danville convention
Polly Anderson of Norwalk Connecticut demonstrates dowsing at a Danville convention. Dowsers claim their skill can locate underground water and may aid healing and protection against health rays from subterranean veins of winter. Mexico Ledger notices and rates follow.
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New Titles At Library
Library adds nonfiction works spanning medicine and history. Notable entries include Dr. Armand Hammer by Robert Considine, How to Make Money in Wall Street, German Military Transport of World War Two, Model Railroading Handbook, Keeping Food Safe, Toddlers and Parents by T Berry Brazelton, Films of Rita Hayworth, Great Railway Bazaar, Without Feathers, and more.
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T. Berry Brazelton
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Rita Hayworth
Gene Ringgold
Carla
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Vlad Evanoff
Woody Allen
Paul Therous
Governors Security Team Maintains Vigil Amid Public Interest
Governor Christopher Bond defends public appearances while stressing caution. His seven patrol officers and six troopers guard the governor on national and state trips with a $90,000 budget. The interview notes limited threat exposure and cites a historical study on gubernatorial assassination attempts.
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Christopher S. Bond
Bond
Ralph N. Smith
Highway Patrol
John Ford
Lynette
Fromme
Ford
Squeaky Fromme
Time
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Smith
Carolyn Bond
Capitol
Crop Loan Rate Rises On Oct 1
The USDA raises the interest rate on price support loans and storage facility loans from 6.125 to 7.5 percent per year effective October 1 1975. Applies to loans with applications received after October 1 1974 and new loans disbursed after October 1 1975. Also notes prior policy alignment and senior luncheon menus for next week with contact for reservations and free transportation.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
Mary Bosler
ASCS
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