Benefits Set In 1967 Feed Grain Program Details
Harold M. Free outlines signup dates from February 6 to March 3 for the 1967 voluntary Feed Grain Program. Changes include higher loan rates for corn and grain sorghum, with an expected overall price support rise around 1 percent. Barley loan rate up to 90 cents. barley not in the program. Advance payments continue, with half at signup. Farmers may plant soybeans on permitted corn and sorghum acres without loss of payments. Carryover corn stock down from previous year, signaling need to expand production to 12–18 million acres.
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Potomac Heritage Trail Favored As National Scenic Route
Interior Department recommends an 825 mile Potomac Heritage Trail along the river from the Chesapeake Bay mouth to Harpers Ferry and O ld town Maryland, linking with the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal towpath. The plan, part of Trails for America, envisions land acquisition by Maryland Virginia and the National Park Service and serves as one of four proposed national trails alongside the Appalachian Pacific Crest and Continental Divide.
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Local social notes from Emmitsburg and Westminster
Weekend visits linked to Shorb and Rodgers families include birthdays and new births at Annie Warner Hospital. Mary Theresa Rosensteel, Mrs Miller, welcomed a son, and Mrs Larry Pittinger announced a daughter. St Joseph High School held midterm exams and its first 1967 PTA meeting with Rev Thomas Smith as guest speaker. Senior citizens group hosted a nutritionist from Baltimore and entertainment by Emma Eckenrode.
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St. Joseph’s High School
Six Indian girls drown after fearing exams
DUCK EXAMS MADRAS India AP six high school girls drowned themselves in a well Saturday because they dreaded failing their school examinations.
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India
Ann Sheridan Dies at 51 in Hollywood Hills Home
Hollywood actress Ann Sheridan, famed as the wartime screen “Oomph Girl,” died Saturday at her Hollywood Hills home. She would have turned 52 on February 21. Her husband Scott McKay was at her side. cause reported as emphysema or cancer. The star had not worked in three weeks and just one episode remained to film for Pistols ’n’ Petticoats. Funeral services will be private.
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Hood College President Elliott to Appear on WMAL TV
Dr. Bardie Elliott, Hood College president, will appear on WMAL-TV in Washington D C on Wednesday January 25 at 10 30 a m on the Here's Barbara program Miss Barbara Coleman a 1954 Hood graduate will interview Elliott about his November trip to India and his views on education for today's women Elliott spent five weeks in India visiting six colleges in connection with the United
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States-India Women’s Exchange Program Speaker Visit
Miss Coleman, once a fashion writer now a Washington television reporter, spoke in Frederick last spring as a guest of the Frederick County Hood Club during the States-India Women’s Exchange Program.
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Washington Scene
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Frederick County
Four Injured In Air Crash At Hakodate Airport
Four passengers were injured when a Japanese airliner overran the runway during takeoff at Hakodate airport in Japan on Sunday. Emergency crews rushed to the scene as the aircraft skidded off the end of the runway and damaged the fuselage. Authorities investigating the incident have not released a definitive cause.
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Plane crashes into snowy farmland near Sapporo
Officials said a two engine turboprop struck a snowy field after a 45 minute flight to Sapporo. Nine people aboard survived with eight passengers and four crew escaping unharmed. The cause of the accident was not immediately determined.
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Podgorny To Get Imperial Suite In Rome Visit
Soviet leader Nikolai Podgorny will stay in Rome in the imperial suite during a state visit. The bed previously used by Dwight D. Eisenhower and Charles de Gaulle marks a symbolic lodging choice as Italy hosts the high profile Soviet guest.
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Notable guests tied to imperial suite history
Podgorny will be lodged in Imperial Suite No 1 of the Quirinal Palace, a 400 year old seven room suite once hosted Kaiser Wilhelm II before World War I and Woodrow Wilson after the war. Hitler’s 1938 visit to Mussolini avoided the suite, being deemed too important for it.
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