Farm bill unlikely this year but farm group plans action
Washington reports that Congress will not pass a general farm bill this year despite Eisenhower's urging. About 20 congressmen sponsor the Family Farm Income Act of 1960 giving farmers control over new programs and financing, with hearings set by the House Agriculture Committee but no votes this year. The plan includes marketing quotas, marketing orders, stabilization pools, and compensatory payments, shifting program development to farmers.
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Nouse Agriculture Committee
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House Agricultural Committees
Your Game Department and Western States Conference Actions
Government farm program proposals outline steps from initial organizer request to referendum. Alaska Hawaii and western states study migratory waterfowl management in Boise March 16 17 advisory to the Pacific Flyway Council. Hunting and fishing license sales show mixed 1959 results with deer and elk tag increases and non resident licenses rising. Pets reminders warn dogs and cats roaming can threaten game animals.
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Hawaii
Boise
Pacific Flyway
Pacific Flyway Council
Fish and Game Department
Local News Brief from Banida Ward Events
Banida Word reports Gerald Lowe and wife welcomed a son born Wednesday in a Salt Lake City hospital. Gerald Lowe visited by family as Thern Lowe and Shana Lee accompanied by Mrs. Ther Cole traveled to Salt Lake City to see relatives. Nearby, Yeates and Merrill families visited Geddes and Miles families. Community Sunday school talks featured Valerie Miles Pamela Geddes Phillip Geddes Kenneth Geddes Tamera Greger led the gem. Primary classes hosted a parents party with Jane Gibson present. Milo Hobbs and Clair Judy attended sacrement meeting with spouses. Harold A Larson returned home after a two month California stay with children Robert Chaffee Tracy Baxter and families.
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Gerald Lowe
Salt Lake City
Thern Lowe
Shana Lee
Esther Cole
Salt—Lake City
Lew Yeates
Ruby Merrill
Logan
Hugh J. Geddes
Cecil Miles
Jane Gibson
Oneida Stake
Milo Hobbs
Oneida Stake High Council
Banida Ward
Clair Judy
Harold A. Larson
California
Robert Chaffee
Tracy Baxter
Pedestrian Safety Rules Emphasized For Night Walkers
Traffic safety guidance urges pedestrians to walk on the left facing traffic at all times. It also recommends wearing white at night to increase visibility and reduce risk.
Hunting restrictions limit training and deer-sized quarry
The regulation states that hunting wildlife up to deer size is allowed but between April 1 and August 15 hunting dogs cannot be trained in the field.
No, not all liberals. The cradle to grave idea and the gravy train
The author argues that universal welfare rights invite a mass dependency. They warn that demanding protection for disability, sickness, unemployment, and old age shifts costs onto taxpayers. He questions whether liberals support these rights only while others pay.
Pedestrians Often Lose in City Traffic Crashes Record
Traffic records show pedestrians frequently suffer in accidents with few wins for walkers. Multiple incidents involve crowded city streets and ongoing safety concerns.
Premium Oil Tips by Max Norton
An advertising item promoting Premium-Oil-Co service stations. It features Max Norton and urges readers to try the station, highlighting a focus on service rather than a filling station. A call to action includes a phone contact and a playful line about stories from King Arthur.
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Max Norton
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