Wheat Crop Predicted 7 Percent Below 1965
The Agriculture Department forecast this year's wheat crop at about 1,235,000,000 bushels, 7 percent below last year's 1,326,747,000 and near the five year average of 1,233,660,000. The 1965 crop stood at 1,326,747,000 bushels and this year's projection reflects strong foreign demand and government controls.
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Belfast String of Sectarian Killings Focus of July Reckoning
In 1966 Belfast faces sectarian violence as Catholics and Protestants clash amid Orange Day tensions. Three killings in weeks target Roman Catholics, with five men awaiting trial. Prime Minister O Neill faces pressure over emergency powers, while Rev. Ian Paisley is blamed for fueling bigotry. The city braces for July 12 as Orangemen march, with economic changes fueling fear of displacement. Jumper beans from Alamos also noted.
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