Washington Window Wheat Referendum Sparks Farm Debate
Washington officials and farm leaders react to the farmer referendum rejecting the Kennedy era wheat program. Republicans push new bills to set higher or adjusted subsidies, while Democrats hedge on immediate action. Experts warn costs could rise in 1965 if planting increases and control are loosened. A second referendum on quotas and allotments is due before June 13 1964.
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Enterprise Assn. Washington
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Orville S. Freeman
Freeman
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Karl Mundt
R-S.d
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Albert H. Quie
Minnesota
Bob Dole
Kansas
Don Short
North Dakota
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Charles B. Hoeven
Iowa
House
Senate
Congress
American Farm Bureau Federation
William P. Gruber
United Press International
Chicago Board of Trade
Kennedy
Grain Exchange
Chicago
Thomson & McKinnon
Hereford Assoc Calls For Consignment And Pedigrees
The Hereford Association seeks consignments for its 1963 Purebred Sale to be held September 21. H B Thomas urged breeders to provide number and sex of animals and ensure pedigrees are ready for inspection during July. Pedigree blanks must be completed and returned timely for the catalogue, with entry details and founder secretary Mrs. Sara Otto listed.
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New River Hereford Association
Sara Otto
Valley Drive
Beckley
W. Va
Kennedy Bill Moves to White House for Equal Pay
Washington UPI reports the Senate accepted the House approved measure Tuesday night, sending the equal pay for equal work bill to President Kennedy for signature. The legislation would require the federal government to ensure women receive equal pay for the same work as men.
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UPI
Kennedy
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Safety expert fined for careless driving in police car
Traffic Policeman George O'Dell, a road safety lecturer in England, was fined $14 on Tuesday for careless driving in his police car, marking a rare disciplinary action against an officer with safety credentials.
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Racing
England
UPI
George O'Dell
Food And Home Tips On A Balanced Meal
Gustine B. Elliott explains how a balanced meal requires a variety of nutrients from different foods. Carbohydrates provide energy found in breads cereals and potatoes while fats offer smooth energy from butter oils and egg yolk. Proteins repair the body in lean meats fish eggs and dairy minerals strengthen bones and blood vitamins spark energy. fruits and vegetables supply essential colors and nutrients.
4-H Home Economics Scholarships Offered This Year
Eight scholarships of 800 dollars and three of 500 dollars are offered to college juniors majoring in home economics. Applicants must be in a 4-H Club or alumnae, with records and a statement of need. Sponsors include Sperry and Hutchinson, Sunbeam, Whirlpool Foundation, West Bend, and Pyrofax. West Virginia applicants contact C P Dorsey at West Virginia University.
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Sperry and Hutchinson Company
New York
Sunbeam Corporation
Chicago
Whirlpool Foundation
Whirlpool Corporation
Benton Harbor
Michigan
West Bend Company
West Bend
Wisconsin
Pyrofax Gas Corporation
Cooperative Extension Service
West Virginia
C. P. Dorsey
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Wool prices seen easing in 1963 as manmade fibers rise
The Agriculture Department expects world wool prices to decline moderately in 1963's second half due to competition from manmade fibers. Early 1963 saw high prices for finer wool and also for medium to coarse grades, with stable demand amid lower carryover stocks and reduced production. Domestic use of wool and fibers rose, while wool’s share fell.
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Gaylon P. Godwin Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Department
Record World Cattle and Hog Numbers Reported
The Foreign Agricultural Service estimates global cattle at a record 1.1 billion head and hogs at a record 496 million. Cattle total is 19 million higher than 1962, up 169 million from the 1951-55 average, and 99 million above 1956-60.
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The
Foreign Agricultural Service
FAS
Farm Page Promotes Local Food for Health and Growth
John S. Phillips writes that consuming closer to production boosts health and the economy and raises culture. The piece argues for farm fresh foods, reduced processing, and stronger communities through local farming.
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John S. Phillips
Speaking Of Neighbors and the Conservation Shift
A local report reflects on community life as dynamic and unsettled, noting fear and uncertainty about the future. It recalls diversion payments that aided farmers to adopt conservation crops, which then eased soil work and boosted farmer income while cutting wheat output amid surplus pressures. The election shows 20 eligible farmers with 19 voting for the measure.
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Eee
Nightmare Flight Fear Forces Bold Escape
A man terrified of flying leaped from an upstairs window during a nightmare about his next trip. He feared he would not return and acted on his panic in a dramatic, self rescuing moment.
Resignation of Francis Keiling Shocks Beckley Crowd
Carl Lucas and Francis Keiling announced Keiling's resignation in Beckley. The writer notes surprise at the move yet expresses goodwill, stating Keiling will stay in Beckley and will join a team led by John P. Hamer, wishing them success.
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Francis Keiling
Keiling
Foresters
Francis
Beckley
John P. Hamer
Voters Share Frequent Balloting At Pagoda
An observer notes voting four times in six weeks, with Flo. The pair recalls recent trips to the Pagoda to cast ballots, describing a surge in local participation.
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Flo
Election Victory Or Defeat A Time To Unite For Good
A message urges cooperation and resilience after voters faced a results event. It emphasizes shared welfare and collective effort regardless of outcome, encouraging unity and forward focus for communal happiness.
Prominent Mayor’s Tragic Wake and Final Wealth Paradox
A distant era tale recalls city moguls led by a mayor driving on a belt line near railroads. Nighttime visibility failed as a train obstructed the avenue, the driver plowing into a box car. In hospital later, a companion lamented the mayor’s fate, noting his many qualities but flawed judgment. The son says the man died wealthy in friends though little of his fortune remained.
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Joe
Mike
Kohlrabi and Rain Favors Crops in Pogoland Notes
In Pogoland community notes, a reader explains Kohlrabi as a cabbage family plant with a mild taste and bulb above ground, suited to spring or late summer planting and harvest when bulbs reach golf ball size. Tommy Thomas reports good rains boosting crops. grass and potatoes recovering, strawberries improving, and losses reduced. He urges more rain but not gully washers, while Derb Wipperman faces relief between rain benefits for cattle and construction work.
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Pogoland
Pogo
Tommy Thomas
Ill wind quote reflects cautious outlook and irony
A succinct note quotes the proverb It is an ill wind that blows nobody good illustrating a wary view of misfortune. The line hints at uneven effects of bad luck on people or institutions without naming figures or places.
Myron Callahan Remembered as Palace Orchestra Leader
The piece recalls Myron Callahan longtime leader of the Palace orchestra in Huntington. He was a fine violinist and, like many musicians, quick with a sharp remark. Someone asked him what an oboe was and he quipped it is an ill woodwind that nobody blows good.
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Myron Callahan
Palace Orchestra
Huntington
Myron
End of Studio Column Marked by Lights Off
The writer notes a pivotal moment when the studio lights were extinguished and the column ends. The remark frames a closing gesture as the author exits and ceases publication.
Long Neighbors Plan Meeting at the Old Bar's Hole
A fragmentary note reads I will meet you at the ol bar s hole promising a casual gathering. No further details on time location or participants are provided in the readable text.
ABC Service Saves Lives in Wheat to Grass Shift
Franklin Lilly recalls how the Agricultural Conservation Program triaged Raleigh County wheat growers from soil depleting crops to grasses and legumes. Dairy expert William Northern notes artificial breeding and better facilities reduced injuries from dairy bulls, though ongoing care remains essential for safe handling.
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Franklin Lilly
Raleigh County
ACP
Agricultural Conservation Program
Franklin
William L. Northern
West Virginia University
Northern Said
An Unusual Opportunity Inspires Bold Personal Selling
The notice suggests a today window for action and a need for salesmanship to present an idea. It notes people will listen and urges clear, forceful self expression amid current transits, implying a heightened moment for opportunity.
Aries to Virgo Daily Horoscope Readout
Aries warns against letting jealousy rule your mood while Taurus sees a long awaited dream near fulfillment. Gemini enjoys a day of favorable energy and Cancer cautions busy travel. Leo flows with routine work but avoids hard tasks. Virgo stresses expression of desires despite a strong emphasis.
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Cancer
Leo
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