Farm Belt Politicos See Big Crop Of GOP Votes
GOP state chairmen from farm belt predict a harvest of Republican votes as high crop and livestock prices buoy farmer support. They cite improved prices for livestock and corn, plus a campaign school that strengthened prospects in states like Iowa Minnesota South Dakota and Wyoming.
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Bernard Brenner
Washington
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L. L. Jurgemeyer
Iowa
Merwin Coad
Towa
Jurgemeyer
South Dakota
Joe Foss
George 5. McGovern
McGovern
Glen M. Rhodes
Tate
Minnesota
Ancher Nelson
Wheat Growers Vote on 1959 Marketing Controls
Wheat farmers in 38 states will vote in a national referendum to decide if the 1959 crop falls under strict government marketing controls for a sixth year. The Agriculture Department takes no side, leaving the decision to farmers. Prior years saw most big wheat states approve quotas.
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Washington
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Agriculture Department
Not A Quack Heard As Thieves Duck Out
In Sun Valley California two thirds of voters are expected to participate in a local wheat area election. The article notes thieves stole 21 ducks from Mrs M A Buckelews back yard and references quotas for 1959. The ducks, called Joscoves, are described as quackless.
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ASC
Sun Valley
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M. A. Buckelew
Joscoves
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