Average is $21 828 Arizona Banks First In Income Per Farm
The Agriculture Department reports 1962 net income per farm ranged from 21828 in Arizona to 849 in West Virginia. Western states led with an average of 6124 per farm, while the 48 reporting states averaged 3602. North Atlantic averaged 2242, Florida topped the South Atlantic at 8136, and West Virginia dragged the region to 3121. Missouri and Michigan posted low figures among respective regions.
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Washington
Arizona
West Virginia
Agriculture Department
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Arzona
Utah
Nevada
Oregon
California
Alaska
Hawaii
North Atlantic
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Florida
South Atlantic
Delaware
North Carolina
Georgia
Maryland
Virginia
South Carolina
County Sues Tucson Gas In Blaze Over Bridge
Pima County sues Tucson Gas & Electric Co for 70000 dollars for a May 4 1962 fire that destroyed a bridge over Rillito Creek at North Dodge Boulevard. The suit claims a gas leak caused the blaze. the new concrete bridge is already completed. The action is led by County Attorney officials based on Sheriff's Detective findings ruling out arson.
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Pima County
Tucson Gas & Electric Co
Rillito Creek
North Dodge Boulevard
Board of Supervisors
Paul Rees Jr
Rees
Atty
Robert Fillock
Norman Ranger
Tg&e
Big Brothers to Start Riding Boys in Oct in Tucson
Big Brothers of Tucson Inc a fatherless boys aid group will begin in October with Dr Hugh Thompson president saying Tucson Chapter is provisional member of the national movement The program pairs a man with a boy for friendship guidance and a male role model. fund raising runs Sept 3 30 with Tucson Fund Raising Review Board approval
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Big Brothers
Big Brothers of Tucson Inc
Hugh Thompson
Tucson
Robert Soob
John Brandon
Richard Kaysen
Robert Douglas
Joseph Green
Donald Grimm
Elie Harwood
Robert M. Herbold
Harald Hiner
Morgan Maxwell
William A. Mitchell
Paull D. Sholin
Ralph Soelter
John Wickler
Terry Atkinson
Henry Dahlberg
Raul Castro
Lew Davis
Bernard Garmire
Alex Jacome
S. R. Kemberling
Frieda Klopfenstein
Maxfield Lininger
John Molloy
J. B. O'Dowd
Ashley Purse
F. Winn Shackelford
T. K. Shoenhair
Robert Tullar
Big Brothers of
P. O
Speedway Station
Roadway Dispute Simmers Over West 40th Street Access
County forces block access to a 480 foot segment of West 40th Street near US 6th Avenue. Lew McGinnis of Mack McGinnis Used Cars claims a lease from attorney Joe Riley includes the 26 foot roadway, while Riley contends the land is not a street. County Engineer Walter Burg says the street belongs to the county as sitdown workers end a dispute over rail installation and car storage.
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W. 40Th Street
US. 6Th Avenue
Pima County Hospital
Lew McGinnis
Mack McGinnis
Riley
County Highway Department
6Th Avenue
McGinnis
Walter Burg
United States asks UN to condemn Syria over ambush killings
United States envoy Adlai Stevenson urged the UN Security Council to adopt the strongest condemnation of Syria for the August ambush slayings of two Israeli farmers. He cited UN observers' findings supporting Israel’s charges and said such acts must meet stern international disapproval. The UN chief noted no military concentrations and both sides were observing the cease fire.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
U.N. Security Council
Syria
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
11-Nation Council
U.N
Israel
Stevenson
U Thant
Council
al U.N
Senators End Test Ban Pact Hearing Ends of public talks on test ban pact
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee finished public hearings on the limited nuclear test ban treaty and moves to closed sessions to set procedures for floor vote. Chairman Fulbright urged committee work while Senators Hickenlooper and Lausche seek more witnesses and access to Moscow-Washington correspondence. Aiken forecast ratification with a safe margin.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Bourke B. Hickenslooper
Iowa
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Dean Rusk
Hickenlooper
Moscow
George D. Aiken
Aiken
Senate
York Leaves Hospital After Weeks of Treatment
NASHVILLE Tenn Sgt Alvin York World War I hero and Medal of Honor winner was discharged from Veterans Hospital today after weeks of treatment. He entered July 8 for bedsores and later faced a urinary tract infection. The 75 year old semi invalid since a light stroke was returned by ambulance to Pall Mall Tenn about 140 miles east of Nashville. York was credited with killing 25 Germans and capturing 132 others in 1918.
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Nashville
Tenn
Alvin York
Veterans Hospital
York
Pall Mall
Portugal Rally Attacks U S Over Africa Policy in Lisbon
A mass demonstration in Lisbon backing Premier Salazar drew 260000 to 500000 people at Praca do Comercio and surrounding streets. Protesters accused the United States of backing Russia in Africa and carried banners linking Khrushchev and Kennedy to Western policies.
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Lisbon
UPI
Antonio Salazar
Portugal
United States
Praca Do Comercio
Salazar
United Nations
Russia
America
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kennedy
Africa
Naoe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Apartment Zoning Denied Near Skyline Country Club
The County Planning and Zoning Commission denied apartment zoning on a 30 acre tract at Inn and Swan roads near Skyline Country Club. Attorney Edward Rucker represented Chicago investors proposing high rent retirement units, opposed by Skyline Club developers and local residents. Frank Beiser abstained as the panel postponed Cloud Road neighborhood plan hearing and made several zoning decisions against CB-2 zoning near Roller Coaster Road while approving three houses per acre at Igo Way and Rosewood Avenue and ordering a contractor complaint filed against Medview Construction Co Phoenix.
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County Planning and Zoning Commission
Inn and
Swan Roads
Skyline Country Club
Edward Rucker
Chicago
Rucker
Frank Beiser
Cloud Road
la Cholla Boulevard
Igo Way
Rosewood Avenue
East German escapee shot after border breach on Autobahn
Berlin reports say a man in an East German truck attempted to smash a border checkpoint on the western Autobahn to Berlin. He was shot as he staggered from the driver's seat after breaking steel barriers. his fate was unclear. A second escape attempt at the Red Wall ended with the man arrested after guards fired twice.
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Berlin
West Berlin
West Germany
Red Wall
Molloy To Talk In Seattle At Judicial Conference
Superior Court Judge John Molloy will speak at a three day Washington state Judicial Conference in Seattle next week. He will discuss the causes and cures of delays in courts as judges from trial and appellate levels attend.
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Superior Court
John Molloy
Washington State
Seattle
Molloy
Washington
UCC Set To Hold Briefings For 150 Campaign Workers
Final briefings are scheduled this week for about 150 workers in four sections of the United Community Campaign Corporate Gifts division. Breakfast meetings will feature J Raymond Dorsey H R Catlin and Robert Warner with leaders Edwin H Jolies Albert Lent Jr L G Pederson and Robert M Anderson presiding. The drive targets 1 007 000 dollars with a 275 000 dollar phase goal and aims to improve acceptance of Fair Share quotas among 650 firms. Last year the campaign spent under 8 percent on campaign and year round expenses.
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Corporate Gifts
United Community Campaign
Edwin H. Jelliés
Albert Lent Jr
L. G. Pederson
Robert M. Anderson
J. Raymond Dorsey
UCC
H. R. Catlin
Robert Warner
Coronamp Relief for Constipation Ends Nervous Block
An advertising note promotes Coronamp tablets as a colon nerve stimulant with bulking action. It claims tense nerves block bowel impulses, causing constipation, and that Coronamp relieves this overnight. Introductory package advertised for 43¢.
ROKs to Get U.S. Destroyer on Sept 4
A U.S. military spokesman said the first destroyer and largest ship to be turned over to South Korea will arrive in Korean waters on September 4. The 376 foot warship, formerly USS Eber, was transferred in May in Los Angeles and was commissioned in 1943.
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Seoul
Korea
UPI
South Korea
United States
U.S. Miling
Toay
Eber
Los Angeles
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