Family Farm Not Gone Despite Census Drop
AP News analyzes the 1959 census showing 4 million U S farms, a decline of 800000 since 1954 due to definitional changes. Though marginal farms fell, middle sized farms held and modestly grew. October prospects point to record farm output amid varying regional acreage averages.
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Doctor Urges Restoring Aid to Laos Amid Tensions
New York AP reports Dr. Tom Dooley of St. Louis warns the suspension of U.S. aid to Laos risks drives neutralist Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma toward communism. Dooley, who runs Medico Inc. clinics in Laos, urges immediate aid restoration, saying cutting support may collapse the regime and push rebels into power.
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Negro Air Force major swamped with home offers in Syracuse
Maj. Eldridge F. Williams, an Air Force weapons controller and Open Skies honoree, said he faced severe housing bias in Syracuse after a Herald Journal piece. He and his family sought housing near Hancock Field but encountered shortages and blame among builders, owners, and neighbors amid assistant offers. More than 109 people offered to sell or help him since the story ran.
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