Farm price support debate heats in Congress and elections
Congress weighs rising price supports for wheat and feed grains in Senate and House bills while dairy and other crops face potential future demands. The issue links to cotton and rice programs, shaping farm policy battles ahead of fall elections with Democrats and the Farm Bureau at the forefront.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House Agriculture Committees
House
Eisenhower
Agriculture Committee
American Farm Bureau Federation
Coosa River Newsprint Elects Bachelder President
P A Bachelder of Coosa Pines Alabama was elevated to the presidency of Coosa River Newsprint Co at a stockholders and directors meeting. He succeeds A G Wakeman of Kimberly Clark Corp who moved to board chair. The firm reported first four months of 1960 sales were six percent ahead of year earlier.
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Childersburg
Ala
P. A. Bachelder
Coosa Pines
Coosa
Batches of Names Linked to Local WRC VFW and Legion Groups
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous individuals associated with WRC, VFW, and Legion groups. Names include Beia Lovell Kenneth Lovell Backe Tobin Vogel Klarer Ganshert Maske Krupke Lanz Vincent Haren Schwarze Duerst Dein inger Haren Rufer Lueck Reilly Mouw Kubly Tertin Loveland Wilkins Sim VFW Doroty Black Laeser Pickett Hawthorne Henning Reger Marty Swiggum Tschanz Reasa Wartenweiler Wagner Pickett Voelkli Hahn Bacon Rufer Dearth Wahl Berndt Marty Voelkli.
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WRC
Joyce Tertin
Margo Loveland
Lee Wilkins
Wendell Sim
VFW
Dorothy Black
Walter Laeser
Marie Lueck
Lillian Reilly
Margaret Mouw
Legion
Sam Pickett
Alden Hawthorne
Alfred Henning
Walter Reger
Lloyd Marty
Swiggum
William Tschanz
Lord Reasa
Bill Wartenweiler
John Wagner
Harold Pickett
James Voelkli
Robert Hahn
Lester Bacon
Waldo Rufer
Frederick Dearth
Roger Wahl
Willis Berndt
Ernest Marty
Roger Voelkli
Memorial Day Cemetery Decoration Sets Public Service
At 7 30 a m squads will decorate graves at Greenwood and Calvary cemeteries before Memorial Day events. Under the direction of Warren Gerhart Legion commander and Robert Alder and Robert Cashman VFW, ten squads with WRC members and cross post VFW and Legion representatives will report to the cemetery monument for duties Monday morning.
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Greenwood
Calvary Cemeteries
Warren Gerhart
Legion
Robert Alder
Robert Cashman
Grace Schroeder
WRC
Lee Wilkins
Edward Schneider
VFW
Ula Tyler
Frenzel
Russell Neuner
Wilma Lovell
Edward Niffenegger
Kathryn Bowell
Erma Wells
Edward Doyle
Robert Hendrickson
Marilyn Cashman
Ruth Zumbach
Peoria Air Force Recruiter Sought By Draft Board
Richard H. Isherwood, a master sergeant in the Air Force and veteran of two wars, who runs Peoria area recruitment, is being asked by a Milwaukee draft board to report his whereabouts or face action.
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Peoria
Ill
Milwaukee
Richard H. Isherwood
Isherwood
Air Force
Limited Telephone Access in Asia Estimated
A regional estimate indicates Asia has one telephone for every 250 people, reflecting limited communications infrastructure and uneven access across the region.
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Asia
Monticello Plans Memorial Day Observances
Monticello prepares Memorial Day events with Ronald O. Larson as officer of the day for the parade and memorial service. A. G. Hill is parade marshal and Harold Babler commands the firing squad. The procession starts at 9 30 a m on Main street with a sequence of colors, veterans groups, scouts, bands, and school children. The Monticello High School program begins at 10 a m with remarks, a Stauffer address, and a benediction, followed by services at the church cemetery. In bad weather the events move to the high school at 9 a m.
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Monticello
Ronald O. Larson
Amstutz-Marty American Legion
A. G. Hill
Harold Babler
Main Street
American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Woman's Relief Corps
Explorer Scouts
U. S. Naval
Monticello High School
Larson
J. Allan Mittler
C. M. Stauffer
Mittler
Church Cemetery
Legion Monument
Legion Chap
Kenosha corroborates Dore death ruled non homicide
Kenosha County coroner ruled out homicide in the death of socialite Virginia Krafft Dore 39 operator of Honey Bear Farm resort found dead from carbon monoxide poisoning in her bedroom on Oct 24 1959. Coroner Edward J Wavre said there is no evidence to indicate whether the death was self inflicted or accidental ending further investigation.
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Kenosha
Kenosha County
Virginia Krafft Dore
Honey Bear Farm
Edward J. Wavre
Wavro
Floyd Hughes
State Crime Laboratory
UN Command admits two flights over DMZ into North Korea
The United Nations Command said two of its aircraft inadvertently crossed into North Korea over the DMZ on May 2. At the Military Armistice Commission meeting near Panmunjom, officials denied four additional violations cited in the charge.
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Seoul
South Korea
United Nations Command
Demilitarized Zone
Red North Korea
Military Armistice Commission
Panmunjom
Population of Egypt Reaches About 18 Million
A historical report states Egypt’s population around 18 million people. The figure reflects early census or estimate figures cited in the article segment.
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Egypt
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