Bipartisan Wheat Plan Seems Likely
Washington May 25 AP Congress readiness to launch a substitute for the Kennedy wheat program follows a farmer referendum defeat. A bipartisan coalition may sponsor a broad grain bill to repeal feed grain provisions, scrap quotas, lower supports, and create a new cropland retirement plan while tying in a cotton bill.
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Farmers split on wheat plan after referendum defeat
Area farmers react to last week's defeat of the Kennedy Administration proposal for tighter wheat production controls. Quotes from Archie Hamilton Prosper Dracqtol and L P Humphrey express views on freedom and future prices with wheat around 1.25 dollars a bushel. Jacquot notes potential 2 dollar guarantee and doubts a 1964 program before planting season.
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Angry Crowd Clashes At Neo Nazi Rally In New York
About 4 000 spectators clashed with speakers at a neo Nazi rally in Manhattan. police broke up the melee escorting participants. Eggs, fists, and tomatoes flew as crowd and storm troopers battled near 86th Street and First Avenue.
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Pola ris protest sails to Ardnam pier in Dunoon Scotland
In Dunoon Scotland on May 25 a 700 ton paddle steamer the Waverley carried 1350 demonstrators from Glasgow to protest the Polaris submarine base at Ardnadam Pier. The crowd marched four miles to the pier, held a war memorial and urged removal of the base with bands and speakers.
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Kennedy undergoes minor surgery at Hyannis
Former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy father of the President underwent minor surgery today to remove a small skin growth from his arm. He returned to his summer home in Hyannis Port after leaving Cape Cod Hospital where he has been recuperating from a stroke suffered 17 months ago.
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