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State Predicts Food Rise For 1966 In Kansas
Kansas State University economists forecast higher food costs in 1966, estimating shoppers will pay about 3 million more than 1965. Per person spending could average 499 dollars, with meat prices staying high through summer. Officials cite stable policies, rising economic activity, and shifts in farm programs as key factors shaping the outlook.
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