Agriculture Undersecretary Defends Farmers’ Free Enterprise Role
Under Secretary J Phil Campbell says urban crowds misperceive farmers as government wards and insists agriculture operates under free enterprise. He warns overproduction keeps prices below cost and urges consumers to understand farm programs support a living for farming families. The note accompanies USDA lists of plentiful foods and a court ruling banning all meat labels on sausages.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
J. Phil Campbell
Campbell
Agriculture Department
USDA
Consumer and
Department
Federal Register
U.S. District Court
Heroin detector tests for GIs leaving Vietnam
A new heroin detection test described as 100 times more sensitive than older methods is now used to screen GIs leaving Vietnam. Developed by a Washington civil laboratory, the FRAT technique processes over 2500 urine samples daily and can detect heroin up to five days after use.
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Washington
Vietnam
Washington Reference Laboratory
WRL
Bette Hamman
U.S
South Vietnam
Long Binh
Can Ranh Bay
Sheen Celebrates 20th Anniversary as Archbishop
New York AP reports Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen marked his 20th anniversary as a Roman Catholic prelate with a lunch attended by a close circle of friends. The 76 year old retired from television in 1957 and relinquished his bishopric in 1969, following decades of public prominence.
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New York
Fulton J. Sheen
Milton Berle
Uneasy Truce Marks Korean War Anniversary
Seoul notes the 21st anniversary of the Korean War with ongoing skirmishes along the 151 mile frontier. South Korea maintains a 600,000 strong force backed by U.S. air power while North Korea fields about 466,000 troops with Soviet equipment. The armistice commissions face cooperation issues as North Korea builds fortifications in its zone. The conflict began with the 1950 crossing of the 38th parallel and ended with limited territorial changes but heavy casualties on both sides.
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Seoul
North Korea
South Korea
U.S
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
38Th Parallel
United States
United Nations
U.N
U.S. Defense Department
Crown Center Opens to House 50000 In KC
When completed in 1983 Crown Center will provide living and working facilities for 50,000 persons only eight blocks from downtown Kansas City Mo.
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Crown Center
Kansas City
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