It Will Be Up To the Farmer on Production Limits
Washington report shows President Eisenhower's administration preferring farmer self regulation over new production caps. Secretary Benson outlined a voluntary soil bank plan totaling 400 million dollars next year to take land out of surplus crops, with quotas on wheat cotton tobacco peanuts and possibly rice. He emphasized disposal of surpluses, expansion of food donations and school lunch and barter programs, while ruling out food stamps.
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Leaders Bulganin Khrushchev Leave India After Tour
Leaders Bulganin and Khrushchev ended a month long tour of India and Burma with pledges of closer Soviet Indian cooperation and calls for disarmament. They flew toward Tashkent to weather a Kabul snowstorm, while Bulgaria and Nehru pressed for unconditional nuclear prohibitions and arms reductions. The pair stressed that disarmament hinges on major powers and warned the Soviet Union will strengthen its defenses. Dense crowds cheered as they departed from the airfield after four weeks of high profile appearances.
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Badge-Toting Oklahoma Farmers Are Experts At Picking Off Booze Cars
Four Cotton County farmers turned sheriff’s posse as they intercept bootleggers moving contraband liquor from Texas to dry Oklahoma. Sheriff Bill Dyer and deputies pursued two cars, seizing over 30 cases of alcohol. This week the county earned proceeds from confiscations: 84 cases of whisky gin and vodka and 48 cases of wine sold to J. R. Ray Co in Dallas, with proceeds going to the county school fund. whisky must be sealed and removed from the state.
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Eagles nest built up year after year by growing weight
The passage notes that an eagle nest is used repeatedly over years as birds add material, potentially reaching a weight of a ton or more. It also states the Mississippi River water system and its tributaries extend over more than 12,000 miles.
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