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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1966
Page
1
In a stalled round of negotiations, counterpart trade discussions extend as officials from major economies seek terms. Observers note lingering gaps on access, tariffs, and regulatory standards. No side has signaled a resolution date, keeping markets cautious ahead of upcoming meetings.
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A fragmentary account recalls the Coldstream Guards rallying for a proper salute. The text mentions a sanctioned order to avoid improper touching and to preserve cleanliness and economy in ceremonial gesture.
The Canmsolidated School Dstret of Titonka Iowa will hold a special election on July 2 1968 to vote on a proposedCompensation Bond issue of 1 million dollars for school improvements. Voting will be at the School Building on Checkman Avenue from 12 noon to 6 PM Central Time. The notice is issued by the Board of Directors of the Consolidated School District, Harold E Gartner secretary, dated June 23 1966.
Farmers in the 1965 feed grain program may plant soybeans on acres designated for feed grains and still receive the price support payments they would have earned if feed grains were planted. The action illustrates flexibility under the 1965 act as the secretary of agriculture can adjust to ensure adequate grain and rising soybean demand.
The program allows diverting up to 50 percent of base feed grain acres to soybeans with price support maintained. Rates are 30 cents per bushel for corn, 0 for barley, and 58 cents per hundredweight for grain sorghum. Producers may mix soybeans and feed grains on intended feed grain acres while preserving full payment eligibility, with several example allocations shown. Planting soybeans on diverted or undiverted acreage does not change division rules, and soybeans are not listed as a substitute crop under the feed grain program.
An old sailor trusted his vessel when it bore day’s decoration a single eye painted on both prow sides. This emblem believed to guide ships safely through darkness and foul weather.
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