Committee urges overhaul of federal farm programs
The National Planning Association committee urges a major overhaul of federal farm programs to-cut costs and end direct payments and storage charges. It warns surplus capacity may rise to 75 million acres by 1975 and calls for land retirement and rights purchases to shift land use while aiding rural communities. Holmes profits surprise Soviet readers.
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Agriculture Committee
National Planning Association
Association
Lauren K. Soth
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Treasury
Butte students honored in 1966 MSU band awards ceremony
MISSOULA The 1966 Montana State University Band awards were announced at a Bozeman fieldhouse ceremony. Bruce Thompson and Barbara Myrick were named top freshman bandsman and bandswoman, with Doug Wolfe top sophomore, Robert Myrick top junior bandsman, and Janet Creek top junior bandswoman. Senior awards went to Dwayne Ihly and Shirley Minear, while William Alley received four year membership honors. Marshall White received the Lou Howard memorial scholarship. Directors awards went to Joan Bate and John McIlhattan, with Jim Berry named director's most improved bandsman. Graduation notices list several seniors receiving certificates of appreciation. There are an estimated 890,000 white tailed deer in Michigan.
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Montana State University
MSU
Bozeman
Kappa Kappa Psi
Tau Beta Sigma
Bruce Thompson
Barbara Myrick
Butte
Doug Wolfe
Robert Myrick
Janet Creek
Shephard
Dwayne Ihly
Shirley Minear
Paradise
William Alley
Whitehall
Lou Howard
Marshall White
Edmund P. Sediey
Joan Bate
Helena
John Mcllhattan
Sedivy
Jim Berry
Alex Adams
Big Timber
Nels Baird
Lewistown
Emer Eaton
Terry
San Marino Burns 768000 Worth of Stamps
San Marino, the Italian enclave, burned stamps worth 768000 dollars after they aged out of collector demand. The mountain republic funds much of its budget by stamp sales and faced excess stock turning into waste.
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San Marino
Republic
Italy
Two Youths Arrested For Grave Looting Of Skulls
Two unidentified young men were arrested on charges of breaking into graves at cemeteries and stealing skulls. They admitted opening at least 12 graves and selling the skulls to painters and art students, according to police.
Water's ageless cycle noted by National Geographic
The National Geographic emphasizes water's enduring nature and reuse as essential, describing how humanity uses the same water that has existed since Earth's origins. This view underscores water's permanence and cyclical journey through nature and human use.
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National Geographic
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