Renewed Industrial War Foreseen Over Japanese Imports
The article reports on a expected renewed struggle of U S industry against rising imports from Japan as Japan joins GATT and a bilateral trade accord with the United States takes effect. It outlines concessions, potential tariff relief, and possible actions by the Tariff Commission. It mentions tuna and cotton goods tensions and delayed concessions under the Trade Agreements Act.
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U. S
Japan
United States
G.A.T.T
Geneva
U.S
U.S. S
Xiff Commission
Jack Martin
Sen
Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
U. S. Tariff Commission
Tariff Commission
Martin
Canada
Tokio Nagayama
Washington
Congress
Walter E.’. George
Driver License Exams Urged to Move to State Department
Michigan Association of Chiefs of Police backs transferring driver license examinations to the secretary of state. The vote follows presentations by Lee C. Richardson and George M. Newman. A membership ballot will gauge support, citing centralized control and cost savings as main benefits.
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Michigan Association of Chiefs of Police
Hast Lansing
Department of Secretary of State
Lee C. Richardson
Department
George M. Newman
Police
Association
1956 Wheat Variety Price Supports Cut for Inferior Types
Chairman John Rice of the Monroe Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee says Parker Hard Red Winter and Blue Jacket Hard Winter wheat will be discounted 20 cents per bushel in 1956 price support rates. The action follows a US Department of Agriculture plan cutting 23 varieties with inferior milling or baking qualities across 21 states. The goal is to encourage desirable varieties and reduce plantings of inferior ones.
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John Rice
Monroe Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
US Department of Agriculture
Rice
Chairman Rice
Please Don't Hurt My Daughter
A father's plea about school traffic hazards urges drivers to slow down near schools and intersections. He describes his seven year old daughter, her routine, and the risk of children darting from behind parked cars, asking drivers to protect her safety.
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Detroit Free Press
Coot
Goodby
Santa Claus
Hilzabeth
Farm Policy Forum Seeks Michigan Farmer Input
Michigan farmers can speak their minds on farm policy at an Agricultural Forum in Saline on October 3. Under Secretary True D Morse, Michigan congressmen, Senator Charles Potter, and Michigan Milk Producers Association director Ernest Girbach will join a panel to discuss policy and gather questions and suggestions.
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D. Morse
Michigan
Agricultural Forum
Saline
Otober
Washington
Charles Potter
Morse
Ernest Girbach
Michigan Milk Producers Association
Saline Area
Agriculture
Washtenaw County Republican Committee
Republican State Central Committee
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State Dept
Midwest
Brazil
Main Street
America
Dodge
Department of Agriculture
Evie
Grahular
Elmer J. Steer
Sid W
Michigan Ave
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