National food stockpile bill stalled in session
The proposal to establish a national food stockpile was described as “dead for this session” by Agriculture Department officials. Only about 48 of roughly 100 capes attended, with many wearing wigs, as Congressment and press gathered in Massino Visconti Italy. The bill, introduced February 10 in a presidential message, has not been scheduled for a House Agriculture Committee hearing.
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Jakarta mob warned as protests press Parliament
Indonesian troops fired warning shots to break up a several thousand strong student rally at the Parliament building. The petition urged a session of the Provisional People's Consultative Congress by June 1, after a May 12 meeting was postponed as a Sukarno Suharto compromise unfolded.
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Man from Japan advocates peace plan ad to fund Viet Nam paradise
Morhiro Matsuda of Tokyo proposes a two part peace blueprint titled Ideal Peace in Viet Nam. He envisions a divided Viet Nam with a Cong-led north and a South Vietnamese government, funded by a large advertisement costing over 11 thousand dollars. He claims the plan would end conflict and allow free access to necessities.
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Dan Moody Dies Former Texas Governor at 72
Dan Moody, Texas’s youngest governor at 33, died at 72 in Austin after a long illness. He rose from a Taylor high schooler to law degree holder, U.S. attorney, attorney general, and governor noted for anti KKK prosecutions and highway system reforms. Moody’s career included a 1920 Williamson County attorney post and a 1926 gubernatorial race victory. He later pursued law and national public service, with a notable tax evasion case record and patriotic oratory. He is survived by Mildred Moody and children Don Moody Jr and Nancy Moody Hudson. Burial at the state cemetery in Austin follows First Methodist Church services.
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Mexico Berry Crop Increases Amid US Market Expansion
The Agriculture Department reports Mexican strawberry producers boosted plantings by 40 percent this year as they reap a ninth straight year of record harvests. Aerial markets in the United States spur growth while American growers lag behind in pace and labor costs drive cross border expansion.
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