Agriculture Department Plans Animal and Plant Health Service
The Agriculture Department proposes forming the Animal and Plant Health Service to run regulatory programs from disease control to import inspections. Announced by Secretary Clifford M. Hardin, the plan would move ARS units on animal health, veterinary biologics, plant protection, and quarantine inspections to the new agency effective Oct. 22 while ARS keeps research. About 5,000 of ARS’s 16,000 employees would transfer, with no immediate hiring. Campbell says workload and leadership focus will shift, not overall staffing.
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Struggle Over Bus Plan Divides Pontiac Community
In Pontiac Michigan opposition to a court ordered school busing plan has sparked bombings boycotts and protests involving labor unions the FBI and the Ku Klux Klan. By mid September six KKK members faced federal indictment as the clash disrupted schools and enrollment while the school superintendent urged compliance and warned of possible prosecution for non enrollment.
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Struggle For Survival On Between 2 Thursday Shows
New York AP NBC Thursday night lineup features Flip Wilson and Dean Martin shows. Wilson stays sharp with Gobel and Rivers. some material recycles old routines. Martin wanders through sketches though musical numbers shine. Carroll O Connor guest stars. Both shows hinge on star appeal, with other content expendable.
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Hardin Happy With Reduction in Pig Production Plans
Washington AP Agriculture Secretary Clifford M Hardin welcomed Corn Belt farmers plans to cut hog production this winter. The Agriculture Department said Corn Belt farmers intend to reduce fall and winter pig farrowings by 11 percent from a year earlier, following a 20 percent rise last year that kept prices depressed.
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