Kennedy Asks Subsidy Plan To Stabilize Farm Economy
President Kennedy sent Congress a 4200 word farm message proposing federal subsidies to spur cotton sales and curb production. The plan includes direct payments to the cotton trade and to milk and feed-grain producers, plus voluntary controls on seeds grains and muk. It aims to lower consumer prices and reduce taxpayers outlay by 300 to 500 million dollars while urging wheat growers to back a tight control program in a spring referendum.
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Washington
API
Kennedy
Congress
Muk. Kennedy
Wide
Feed Grains
Agriculture Secretary
Wheatle
Dairy Kennedy
Frost cremation before service at Harvard chapel
Poet Robert Frost, aged 88, will be cremated today prior to private funeral services at Harvard University Memorial Chapel. Only relatives and a few close friends will attend, with burial set for a later date in Old Bennington, Vermont, in a family plot.
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Cambridge
Mass
Robert Frost
Memorial Chapel
Harvard University
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Boston
Old Bennington
Frost
Births to Scottsdale Couples Reported at Local Hospitals
Local births reported from area hospitals include St Josephs and Good Samaritan in Scottsdale and Mesa Southside. At St Josephs Mr and Mrs Gordon Leach of 6830 Paradise Parkway welcomed a girl on January 28. Good Samaritan records Mr and Mrs Harry Jones of Scottsdale with a daughter born January 27. Scottsdale Physicians and Surgeons notes Mr and Mrs Robert Borup of 8210 East Turney welcomed a daughter January 23. Mesa Southside lists Mr and Mrs Jim Lauson of 6902 East Culver with a daughter born January 25.
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Scottsdale
ST. Joseph's
Cmrdon Leach
Paradise Parkway
Good Samaritan
Harry Jones
Physicians and Surgeons
Robert Bruce Borup
E. Turney
Mesa Southside
Jim Lauson
E. Culver
Army to Centralize Reserve Forces Under Three Star General
Washington officials said the Army will place responsibility for the National Guard and other civilian reserve forces under a three star general. An unofficial report suggested Maj. Gen. Ned Moore, commander in Alaska, could fill the post.
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Washington
APS
National Guard
Army
Ned Moore
Alaska
JFK Farm Hi lights Farm Proposals for 1964 Crops
President Kennedy urged Congress to authorize flexible plans for feed grains wheat and cotton with voluntary production cutbacks and subsidies. He proposed two year cotton subsidies and foreign export price incentives plus universal dairy and rural housing support to curb surpluses and stabilize prices.
Space Group Eying Moon Trip With Committee Junkets
The House Rules Committee approved travel for Space Committee members beyond the United States with a nod for trips including a journey to the moon. Chairman Howard W. Smith noted a future moon trip while warning Space Chairman George P. Miller that the State Department liaison would not be available to arrange funds.
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Washington
UPI
House Rules Committee
Space Committee
Moon
Howard W. Smith
Dva
Space
George P. Miller
D-Calif
State Department
House
Rules Committee
United States
Weather Summary From UPI: Temps and Precipitation
Temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. report a regional weather snapshot with observed highs lows and rainfall totals across multiple stations. data compiled by United Press International for immediate public awareness.
Clark appoints Clark to District 2 Board of Adjustment
Newell Clark of Cave Creek is named by B. W. Barney Burns chair of the Board of Supervisors to fill the District 2 Board of Adjustment and Appeals seat left by Lyvle Patrick of Clearwater Hills. The replacement serves the remainder of Patrick’s term, which expires June 31, 1963.
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B. W. “Barney” Burns
Board of Supervisors
Newell Clark
Cave Creek
Board of Adjustment and Appeals
Lyvle Patrick
Clearwater Hills
Crossword Puzzle Clue Match From A dated page
A list of crossword clues with across and down entries including items like Brewer's yeast highest point minor item blemishes pronoun baton symbol for tellurium pigpen dinec insect part of foot equality gull like bird shore birds approaches beam inlet append liqueftes fintreaty guido's high posed for portrait note of scale wise parent colloq losts more rapid conk slowly verve down clues include improve near ethiopian tilIe ae rodents solar disk vehicle note of scale goes in plate jumps strict observed parent teacher organization before trees of birch family african ground squirrel clubs part of plant brazilian estuary young boy hekvenky body.
Puzzle Answers From Yesterday
Yesterday's puzzle solution list includes 41 Concoct 42 Heraldry 45 Baker's product 46 Hindu cymbals 49 Mountain abbr 51 Note of scale.
Royal Couple Begin Tour Amid Global Headlines
UPI reports Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip depart for a eight week tour of Australia and New Zealand with brief stops in Vancouver and Honolulu. The trip follows Britain’s market entry crisis and a winter surge while Fiji hosts a royal banquet and a royal yacht will serve as headquarters. Meanwhile Gerald M. Anderson receives a final honorable discharge from the Air Force after a 10 month stockade period for a double murder case, receiving $499.01 and travel funds before returning to San Diego. The judge previously halted the civil rights case, with potential libel or personal injury action remaining under consideration.
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Air Force
Anderson
London
UPI
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Fiji Islands
Australia
New Zealand
Vancouver
B. C
Honolulu
Fiji
Britain
Elizabeth
Fijis
England
Perth
U.S
Chase A. Clark
Nderson
Idaho
Paroled Illinois ex-auditor Hodge returns home after six years
Orville E. Hodge, once Illinois state auditor and flamboyant political figure, is released from Menard State Prison after six years for embezzling 1.5 million dollars. The 58 year old plans to work at his sister's Granite City hardware store and pursue a reformed life while his wife remains in Florida.
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Menard, Ill
UPI
Orville E. Hodge
Illinois
Hodge
Menard
Granite City, Ill
Leonard David
William
Granite City
Thurl Jones
Bessie Henley
Jones
Florida
University of Missouri
Record cold and storms sweep nation with historic lows
Cold and snow spread from the Great Plains to New York with Chicago logging 15 subzero days in January. La Crosse tied 20 straight below zero, Lone Rock hit 25 below, and Moline posted a new all time low for the date as heavy rain drenched Northern California and snow blanketed the Cascades and Sierra Nevada.
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Rockies
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Ill
Lone Rock
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Pacific Northwest
Columbia River
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Gerald M. Anderson
Robert McLaughlin
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Ross Randolph
Indian Bend Country Club
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