Farm Bureau urges action on cropland as reserve program ends
Wisconsin Farm Bureau leaders press Secretary Freeman to extend or replace the conservation reserve program. They warn 28.5 million acres now in reserve could return to production by 1964, costing taxpayers and reshaping surpluses in crops like wheat corn and tobacco.
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Wisconsin Farm Bureau
Percy Hardiman
Hartland
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Fifth General Given Algeria Revolt Term
Paris reports a fifth French general was stripped of rank and sentenced to prison for his role in the abortive Algiers mutiny against President de Gaulle in April. Air Force Gen. Jean Nicot led the air force in metropolitan France and received a 12 year sentence for aiding Gen. Maurice Challe’s entry into Algeria to ignite the uprising. Challe and two others Andre Zeller and Pierre Bigot drew 15 year terms, while ex-General Andre Peti received five years.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Air Force
Jean Nicot
France
Maurice Challe
Algeria
Challe
Andre Zeller
Pierre Bigot
Andre Peti
Juda By Mabel E. Bauer
Mrs Helmer Olmstead Brod head and Mr and Mrs Henry Frickie Luan and Thomas Frankfort Ind called on Mrs Jessie Pengra The William Arn family spent the weekend at DePere with relatives The Guy Wellses will leave soon for Arizona to make their home The Nellis Wunschel family went to Missouri to visit the son Bob in military service there Mr and Mrs Marvin Hartwig and Louise Naperville NL visited relatives in Juda and his mother Mrs Bertha Hartwig Monroe Messrs and Mmes Victor Marean Monroe and William Marean called on Mr and Mrs Roy Fries Brodhead Vickie King Park Falls returned home after visiting here with her grandparents Rev and Mrs William King Rev and Mrs King attended a music clinic at North Central College Naperville Ill.
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Brodhead
Henry Frickie
Juda
Bertha Hartwig
Monroe
Victor
Marean
William Marean
Roy Fries
Vickie King
Park Falls
William King
King
North Central College
Naperville, Ill
Congo leaders call reconvened parliament for unity
Leaders Kasavubu and Gizenga announce a June 25 session at Lovanium University to form a unified Congo government. Delegates from Leopoldville and Stanleyville agree to deposit arms in a U.N. guarded warehouse and urge U.N. mediation with Katanga to join Parliament.
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Joseph Kasavubu
Antoine Gizenga
Lovanium University
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Amazing bargains in The Times classified
Daily classifieds offer various deals and listings across categories. Readers can find affordable items and opportunities in local ads, with prices and contact details likely included.
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Marilyn Monroe In Good Form Amid Beverly Hills Interview
Hollywood gossip notes describe Marilyn Monroe cheerful and in good form during a Beverly Hills hotel session. Reporter Bob Thomas details Sinatra and Lemmon music, caviar, and birthday cards as Monroe discusses seeing Kay Gable, turning 35, enjoying single life, and planning a return to work on NBC TV Rain with a potential leading man replacing Fredric March.
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Hollywood
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Marilyn Monroe
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Beverly Hills
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Frank Sinatra
Jack Lemmon
Kay
Gable
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New York
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Pakistan’s Ayub Khan to Visit United States Next Month
President Ayub Khan of Pakistan will make a state visit to the United States arriving in Washington on July 11 for a three day stay, followed by three days in New York, as announced by the White House.
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Washington
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Pakistan
United States
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New York
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