New Farm Battle Over Beef Cattle Subsidy Emerges
Washington AP reports a new farm dispute over taxpayer subsidies to convert cropland to grazing land for cattle. The Kennedy administration backs expanded grazing to meet beef demand by 1970, aiming for 90 million acres versus 40 million in projection, with beef herd to 99.5 million from 74.9 million. Opposition from the American Cattlemen’s Association argues subsidies favor newcomers and burden current producers who financed past grazing land themselves.
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Code To Let Computers All Talk One Language
A new standardized intermachine code for information exchange emerged from a $3 million effort over four years. Sponsored by a 29 member industry group and the American Standards Association, the American Standard Code for Information Interchange enables seven row paper tape and 32 symbol variations to unify data transfer across computer systems. Government and multination firms anticipate wide adoption, reducing translation costs and enabling automatic data interchange among diverse machines.
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