USDA Eyes 1975 Winter Wheat Crop Prospects
The Crop Reporting Board will release May 9 estimates of 1975 winter wheat production including acres harvested and yields. Spring wheat figures arrive July 10, with August updates for corn and soybeans. Market outlook hinges on weather patterns and March planting intentions.
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Panhandle farmers push to plow under and graze wheat
Panhandle Oklahoma farmers in Texas County plan to reduce 10 percent of this year’s wheat plantings, blaming government policy for lower markets as they graze and plow under part of their crop. Reports note snow cover protecting fields, slow spring seeding, and varied regional progress, with corn and soybeans ahead in some states and cotton delayed in Georgia.
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Rockefeller says he is not embarrassed by secret talks disclosure
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller, learning of confidential U S South Vietnam exchanges, says he has no concern. He recalls past veeps kept in the dark and defends his lack of embarrassment. Earlier he called Sen Henry M Jackson irresponsible for alleging secret deals without proof as White House confirms secret letters from Nixon to Thieu.
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Prison alternative program to aid convicts in four cities
Washington AP report details George Mische's plan to divert offenders from prison with a four city program offering vocational training, rent free housing, and wages. Foundations and firms like General Motors Ford support the effort aimed at non injurious crimes, with conditional probation in the program.
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Heath to Conduct London Symphony In Cologne and Bonn
Former British Prime Minister Edward Heath debuts as an orchestra conductor leading the London Symphony Orchestra in a program at Cologne on Friday and in Bonn on Saturday. In other news Guru Maharaj Ji, the 17 year old Indian leader, vanishes from public view as inquiries probe his whereabouts and influence amid eight million followers in India. Evangelist Billy Graham opens a Senate session with a prayer urging national unity and divine guidance.
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