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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1963
Page
7
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Nagging backache and other pains may come from stress or overwork. Doan's Pills relieve pain ease bladder irritation and mildly diuretic action to help kidney output. For relief, ask for the large size and try Doan's Pills today.
Senator Joseph Clark announced federal grants totaling 853000 for Pennsylvania. The Health Education and Welfare Department approved 500000 for water pollution control in Montgomery County and Danville. The Government Services Administration awarded 353000 for improvements to Philadelphia federal buildings.
The U.S. Agriculture Department granted drought disaster status Monday to Armstrong Beaver Centre Lycoming Tioga Monroe and Venango counties, allowing farmers in seven more counties to purchase government owned grains at reduced prices. The move brings total counties approved to 26, with consideration for Lackawanna and Wyoming counties noted in a telegram to Gov. Scranton.
UPI dispatch notes farmers will vote Tuesday on marketing quotas for upland cotton, extra long staple cotton, and rice. If two thirds approve, quotas stay with 65 to 90 percent parity price support. if not, no penalties and 50 percent parity on compliant crops. Acreage allotments are set for 1964: upland cotton 16.2 million, extra long staple 112,500, rice 1,818,166 acres.
The Public Welfare Department in Harrisburg reports a continuing decline in aid recipients. The average number receiving aid was 420,819 in October, down 649 people or 1.5 percent from September, with the downward trend starting last April.
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