1964 a tough year for New Mexico farmers and ranchers
New Mexico farmers faced drought and lower returns in 1964 with cotton production down 11,000 bales, lamb and wool fell, dairy and poultry affected by price wars, yet alfalfa and pecan yields rose. Prospects for 1965 expect similar gross income with higher milk output, but moisture remains crucial.
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Boy 6 Trains Mixup Ends 20-Year Reunion in Tokyo
Hiro suke Sasaki, now a Japan National Railway employee, returns to his mother after 20 years. At age six he left Kure to surprise relatives in Osaka, got lost, lived in an orphanage through the war, and was later adopted to Tokyo. A city registrar had heard a request to declare him dead.
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