Latin American asks for larger U S sugar market share
Mexico and Peru press Congress for a bigger U S sugar quota amid Cuba concerns. Hearings chair Thomas Crosby outlines Cuba's role in sugar production and argues for fair foreign access while U S producers urge immediate quota increases. An Indiana study notes land conversions for development in the state.
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Mexico
Peru
U. S
Ist
Rontinue
Tacarence Crosby
Cuba
Inch
Donigetirae
Joy Qocear Chapman
Trmiman
Mexics
Conges
Ovill
My Thi
Afesgen
Ae Said
Chapman
John Moore
WOR Grace & Co
Sco
Java
United States
Truck Donation Aids Ouachita Law Enforcement
McCain Richards donates a truck to Ouachita Parish Sheriff's Department packed with public address gear tear gas gas masks machine guns ammunition and other equipment. It will be housed at Monroe Fire Department for rapid delivery to police units saving taxpayers money and reducing response time.
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Ouachita Parish
Carl Thompson
J. H
Slim) Scogins
McCain-Richards
Sheriff Grant
E. L
Pop
Fringe Benefit Plan Sparks House Pay Debate
Reps Hoffman and Burdick warn new fringe benefits for House members face protest as leaders push raises for 200 staffers. The package adds extra clerks, longer trips home, enhanced long distance and telegraph allowances, plus a new research assistant at $11,285 annually.
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Washington
Clare RE. Hoffman
Burdick
R-N.d
Benefits House
Hoffman
House Administration Committee
House
Services Set Today For Callie Holliday
Funeral services are scheduled for 3 p.m. today for Callie Holliday a 78 year old resident of 209 Magnolia. She is survived by her husband two sons 25 grandchildren 37 great grandchildren two brothers and one sister. Barat experts say ewes should be bred soon after lambs are sold.
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Callie Holliday
Magnolia
Ewt
Clieat
Barat
Chiropractors Clash With Medics Over Practice Act
William S. Boyd, president of the Louisiana Chiropractic Association, attacked the Louisiana Medical Association as greedy and self serving. He said half of chiropractors have been charged with practicing medicine without a license, and urged regulation or elimination if ineffective, while noting the act gives the medical profession broad power. The piece also notes meteorite history and a Population Reference Bureau study on U S college graduates and birth rates.
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Louisiana Medical Association
William S. Boyd
Louisiana Chiropractic Association
Boyd
Medical Association
Louisiana
Alabama
New York
Mississippi
Supreme Court
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