Farm Bureau Chief Warns Of Hysterical Spending
Farm Bureau chief Charles B. Shuman urged U S leaders to slow missile spending and avoid huge deficit programs. He warned against federal overreach, stressing free market incentives and gradual government withdrawal from farm pricing and controls. The convention heard farmers favor less government aid amid economic strains.
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Farm Bureau
Chicago
Charles B. Shuman
Farm Bureau Federation
Russia
Shuman
United States
Education aid plan proposes 287 million yearly funding
Secretary Folsom supports a plan to spend 287 million dollars annually on education with emphasis on science and math in K-12. The program would fund 20 000 scholarships yearly, run four to five years, and be administered by states.
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Washington
Welfare Folsom
G. Kerry Smith
Secagi
The
Assn. For
U.S. Office of Education
AHE
Department of the National Education Assn
College and University Bulletin
Smith
Folsom
Congress
Eisenhower
Atomic Energy Commission
National Science Foundation
Eighth Grade Tops McKinley Honor Roll in Close Race
At McKinley Junior High School the second six week grading period shows the eighth grade with 26 honor roll names, narrowly ahead of the seventh grade with 24. Listed are both seventh and ninth grade honorees, plus the full eighth grade roster, including Joyce Bryant and Michael Clay among others.
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McKinley Junior High
Doris Alcorn
Joan Ashley
Martha Augspurger
Donna Brown
Marcia Callahan
Gail Cassidy
Joe Ellison
Eddie lParies
Cynthia Gephart
Walter Hackney
Dale Haag
Mary Sue Hollar
Ruthe Johnson
Terraleen Jordan
Audit to probes liquor store loss in Columbus
Ohio State Auditor James A Rhodes announced a thorough audit of the Gallipolis liquor store after an initial report found 11.65 dollars and 15 bottles of whisky missing. Cashier Marshal C McClaskey resigned and admitted selling eight bottles and destroying the sales ticket.
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Columbus
Ohio
Stae
James A. Rhodes
Gallipolis
Marshal C.mcclaskey
Pastor to Address PTO at Spring Hill
The Rev. William Winch of the Blue Ball Presbyterian Church will speak at a Spring Hill PTO meeting tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in the school. His topic is The Responsibilities of Parents and Children. An executive council meeting precedes at 7 p.m.
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William Winch
Blue Ball
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