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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1962
Page
3
The House voted against the farm bill amid a fight led by the American Farm Bureau Federation. The lobby group hailed the defeat as a victory for farmers consumers and taxpayers. The plan would have imposed mandatory acreage reductions and national marketing quotas.
Seven Indiana Republicans and one Democrat joined the 215 205 majority to send the farm bill back to committee. Democratic Rep J Ed ward Roush and Republicans E Ross Adair William G Bray Donald C Bruce Charles A Halleck Richard L Reudebush and Earl Wilson supported the measure while Dems John Brademas and Winfield K Denton voted against returning it. Democrat Ray J Madden did not vote but was listed as against returning the measure.
The House defeated a Senate-like price support bill aimed at curbing costs of grain and wheat programs. Rep Harold D Cooley led the agriculture push as Democrats split with Republicans over arm-twisting tactics. A narrow margin decided the fate despite broad regional support and opposition from Northern Democrats.
Intoxication and related charges against William P. Norris 20 and Norma Wilson 20 were dismissed in City Court on state motion. Norris had been jailed on prior offenses and was involved in a Tuesday pursuit that led to police gunfire and a crash. Other dockets covered petty offenses including theft, leaving scene, reckless driving, speeding, and stop sign and traffic light violations.
Government controlled press urges negotiations to be abandoned and a full scale liberation drive. Officials believe Western powers would not intervene if war erupts and expect backing from the Soviet Union and other Communist nations.
In Morenci Arizona Pat Scanlon reports a woman sought a Mexican book. gag line Tequila Mockingbird referenced. Notes on London tea past 1657 and Shakespeare death. Fines listed for muffler and license infractions at addresses in Morenci and Brazil.
Minnesotans highlighted the 88th annual gopher count with $705 in bounties paid to trappers. The payout was 25 cents per striped gopher and 10 cents for pocket gophers. One trapper earned $165.
The document outlines a Democratic platform with retirement provisions for teachers and higher salaries, and broad planks on agriculture labor local and state government and senior citizens. It endorses soil and water conservation, rural utility cooperatives, a state minimum wage, collective bargaining rights, opposition to prison labor, expanded local government powers, fiscal restraint, and federal programs for seniors.
Nor een Buckley 17 and Margaret Ann Kennedy 16 were found beaten to death near a deserted estate along county Rt. 202 in Morristown after attending a high school prom. Both girls, students at Baylard Ellard Regional Catholic High School, were last seen at the Colonial Sweet Shop and were not believed to have been sexually assaulted. Police reported a blood stained tire iron found nearby and noted they were seen together in the shop during the evening.
The excerpt commends the Kennedy and Welsh administrations praising expansion of the economy and adequate national defense. It pledges an action oriented government in Indiana that will solve problems, care for people, and achieve results they expect.
Floral and fruit trimmed straw bags in natural and white finishes offered in a broad woven straw range. Styles include novelty trims and varied weave patterns.
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