Brewster Opposed To Wheat Plan
Senator Daniel B. Brewster urged Maryland wheat growers to vote no in the May 21 wheat referendum on the 1964 USDA plan. He warned that the program would place government controls over farms and called for a broad no vote while urging under 15 acre growers to register to be counted. He argued 70 percent of agricultural value is not under government support and criticized USDA campaign materials as misleading.
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Maryland
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Maryland Stockmen’s Association
Baltimore County
America
Department of Agriculture
Brewster
Kennedy family weekend at Camp David ends with return to White House
President Kennedy flies from Camp David in Maryland to the White House by helicopter after a shortened rest weekend with his wife and children. Caroline aged five and John Jr. appear in Indian headdresses as they arrive. Mrs Kennedy remains at Camp David.
Kennedy attends Mass at Camp David with staff and families
Earlier Sunday President Kennedy attended 10 a.m. Mass at Camp David with Navy and Marine personnel who run the retreat and their families. The church service drew Kennedy and his aides, plus several service members, for a quiet observance at the presidential retreat.
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Charles Bartlett
Bartlett
Kennedy
Camp David
Navy
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