Expensive Farm Programs Milk Taxpayers’ Burden
Secretary Benson says farm programs cost taxpayers the most ever, with over 9 billion dollars invested in price supports and subsidies. Morgan Guaranty Trust notes nearly 3.5 billion in last fiscal year expenditures for farm price and income support. Critics argue costs rise while benefits fail to aid the intended small farmers, suggesting editorial focus on urban taxpayer burden.
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Barmore Buried In Mineral Springs
William Clifton Barmore of Saubach died after a short illness at the Thomas Simbell clinic. Funeral services were held at Mineral Springs Baptist Church with Rev. Van Roberts officiating. Interment was in Mineral Springs cemetery. Survived by widow Mrs W G Dermtore Debach, daughter Mrs Randel Lewis Bastrop, and Miss Flove Barmore Mon-
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Willian Clifton Barmore
Saubach
Thomas i Simbell
Mineral Springs Baptist Church
Parr
van Roberts
Ruston Junior 4-H Meeting elects reporters and leaders
The Ruston Junior High 8th grade 4-H Club held its second meeting of the term on November 5 led by president Sherry Cruikshank and vice president Sandra Detyeese. Patty Porter read minutes, Belly Jo Johnson was named reporter, Diane Cole as song leader, Libby Stevens and Donald Wayne Cole Vin chosen recreation leaders. J. 2 Blending Gary Townsend and John Fowler received 4-H jackets. Participants performed a skit What Does Thanksgiving Mean while demonstrations on Child Care and electricity were shown by Mrs Smelley and Mr Green. Reporter Rody Jo Johnson. The club notes material on 4-H work and mentions loans of over $1 million and $250,900 to members, remarking on subsidies.
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Ruston
Chih
Sherry Cruikshank
Presen
Sandra Det Yeese
Patty Porter
Belly Jo Johnson
Aso
Diane Cole
Libby Stevens
Donald Wayne Cole Vin
Recreation Laaders
J. 2
Gary Townsend
John Fowler
Pally Porter
Mario Geraw
Karen Liner
Betty Jo Johnson
Sherry Crinkshank
Steve Hawkins
Jack Teammel
Sandra Defreese
Ruston Junior High
Miss Bettye Hayes Wilder To Be Bride Of Mr Teasley
Mrs and Mrs Wred Brooks Wilder of Ruston announce the engagement of their daughter Bettye Howes Wilder to Gerald Haynes Teasley junior son of Dr and Mrs Wyrd Haynes Teasley of Texarkana Arkansas. The wedding is planned for December 22 officiated by Reverend Virgil Morris Trinity Methodist. The couple will reside in Dallas where he begins orthodontics studies in September.
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Mr. Teasley
Wred Brooks Wilder
Ruston
Marrive
Bettye Howes Wilder
Gerald Hayneay
and Wyrd Haynes Teasley
Texarkana
Arkansas
Virgil Morris
Trinity Methodist Church
Gerald Teasley
Willis Basil Smith
Thomas Fuqua
Benham Jones
Robert Burleigh
Memphis
Tennessee
Franck White
Probert Sans
Dallas
Merrittshville
William Mabry Wilder
New Orleans
Miss Wilder
Tate
Samuel Wesley Pipes
Calligun
Louisiana
William Mehry Wilder
Shade-Elever
Ruston High School
Loutisi State University
Chi Omoge Sororily
Nelmen Marcus
Tones
Teasley
Gilbert Rowe Smith
Mikmont
Benaeer Teasley
Hartwell
Georgia
Baylor Sehant
Ta Chattanooga
Thier
Vanderbilt Univers
Phi Delta Twa
Dylin Sigma Delta Dental
St. Tonsley
Car Wanders Across Road Into Used Car Lot
A car wandered across a street in heavy traffic and into a Lake Charles area lot, smashing a window and hitting a brick wall before stopping. Police report a victim or witness named Una Gorrie Wilcoto in connection with the incident.
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Lake Ciivies
Aostreet
Dina
Ema
Una Gorrie Wilcoto
Ian
Birth Announcements From Fort Worth and Junction City
Mr. and Mrs A. Johnson announce the birth of a six pound fifteen ounce boy named Carl Mark born Sunday November 1. He is welcomed by brother Sidney Allen and sisters Mary Lee and Betty Jo. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs W B Rhodes of Junction City and paternal grandfather is Conlié John of Grange Texas. James R. Thomas of Fort Worth announces a son born November 4 at Harris Hospital weighing seven pounds fourteen ounces named Michael Ray. He has a sister Deborah Lynn. maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs B Lott of Ruston and paternal grandmother Ester Thomas of Hitco Texas. Erble Lee Moak and wife announce a six pound three ounce girl born October 30 at Thomas Kimbell Clinic named Kathleen Carole. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs J E White. paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Jos o Lee Moalkyalltæl Alexander.
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Wiliam
Wilder
New Orleans
Suzanne Lindsey
Bernice
Mary Ann Adenek Beaumont
Mary Lynn Glasgow
Berea
Kentucky
Roy Talley
Ruston
Iy Willis Basil Smush
Texarkana
Arkansas
Floyd Benjamin James
Barton Touge
Betty Fullilove
Shreveport
Patricia Sweeney
Ron Fort Worth
Texas
Johnson
Carl Mark
Sidney Allen
Mary ‘Lee
Betty Jo. M
W. B. Rhodes
Junction City
Conlié John
Grange, Texas
Mee
James R. Thomas
Fort Worth
Harris Hospital
Michael Ray
Deborah Lynn
B. Lott
Ester Thomas
Hit¢o, Texas
Erble Lee Moak
Thomas Kimbell
Kathleen Carole
J. E. White
Jos O. Lee Moalkyalltél
Alexan Ras
Resurvey: the Mates trial Conference report
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