Wheat and feed grain substitution authorized for 1965 programs
W C Harwell, chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee, announced that substitution of wheat for feed grains will be allowed on eligible farms under 1965 wheat and feed grain programs. The rule applies only to farms with specific bases and requires minimum diversion. price support loans and certificates will follow existing 1945 program rules with adjustments for the substitution.
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W. C. Harwell
the. Agricultural. “Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
FHA Will Help Young Farmers Acquire Farms
A Dallas regional Farmers Home Administration meeting led by L. J. Copeland discussed Johnson's rural poverty plan. Officials outlined steps to have young farmers take over farms from retiring elders, build rural water systems, and aid housing for seniors. The agency reports a $613 million loan in the first 10 months of fiscal 1964, nearly double fiscal 1960.
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Farmers Home Administration
Dallas
L. J. Copeland
Texas
Federal Agricultural Credit Agency
U S Cotton Exports Rise Sharply From Prior Season
August to March exports of cotton by the United States reach 3.8 million running bales, up 64 percent from 1962-63 and 8 percent above the five season average. Earliest fish hooks found in Swiss caves mark early tool use.
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United States
Loco Man Makes WT Honor Roll With 2.50 GPA
Albert Wayne Motsenbocker a Loco senior is among 86 WT undergraduate students on the spring honor roll at West Texas State University He is the son of S A and Mrs S A Motsenbocker Route Loco Arlie Route and graduated from Clarendon Junior College before WT.
Raburn Receives NTSU Driver Education Grant
Randall K. Raburn of Wellington is among 14 teachers at North Texas State University studying modern driver education methods this summer under an All-State Foundation grant. The grant supports instructors to bring updated safety lessons to public schools. Raburn is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Raburn.
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Denton
Randall K. Raburn
Wellington
North Texas State University
All-State Foundation
Raburn
C. B. Raburn
Texas Board Extends Dropout Program to One Year
The State Board of Education of Texas voted to extend to one year the six month program aimed at combating school dropouts. The action expands efforts to retain students and reduce dropout rates nationwide through targeted interventions and policy support.
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State Board of Education of Texas
Looking Ahead on Civil Rights Legislation and Race
A commentary reflects on the 1954 Brown v. Board decision and the decade since. It questions whether civil rights legislation can truly bring peace and calls for reform through lawful, reasoned action rather than violence or coercion. It warns against riots, street protests, and mob action as counterproductive to national harmony.
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Supreme Court
South
America
Propaganda critique of civil rights bill warned
The author argues that the civil rights bill risks unconstitutional provisions and vast federal control. It claims the law could take a decade of court testing to interpret and may fail to calm a decade already marked by violence.
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