President's farm program proposals meet mixed reception in Congress
The president urged extending the 1985 commodity regulation, a three year PL 480 Food for Peace extension, and a government food bank. Critics call for farm hearings on bargaining and caution against permanent programs, arguing 1965 act provisions still back up essential supports.
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Congress
Capitol Hill
Ellender
Senate Agriculture and Forestry Committee
House Agriculture Committee
W. R. Poage
America
Investment Credit Reminder From Texas A M University
College Station report notes the investment credit suspension ended March 9 1967. It explains limits of 20000 dollars for machinery and certain real property during Oct 10 1966 to March 9 1967 and changes to credits after March 9 1967 including up to 95000 dollars of tax liabilities plus 50 percent of excess over 25000.
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College Station
James Mallett
Texas A&m University
Mallett
Largest Sorghum Sale Sets Record for U S Export
Corpus Christi marks the largest single export sale of American sorghum aboard the Zenkoren Maru No. 1 docked at Producers Grain Port Terminal. The 200,000 ton contract, valued near eight million dollars, links Producers Grain Corp with Zenkoren of Japan for shipments of millet and corn to Japan, signaling a major bilateral trade milestone.
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Corpus Christi
Producers Grain Port
Producers Grain Corporation
National Purchasing Federation of Agricultural Cooperative Association
Zenkoren
Japan
St Josephs Hospital Notes March Admissions
St Josephs Hospital notes list patients admitted from March 5 to March 16 including Mrs W T Tow surgical March 6 to 9 and Mrs Edith Murray March 6. Other admitted cases include Mrs Tom Lewis medical March 6 and William D Harris medical March 10 with several earlier discharges noted.
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W. T. Tow
Surgical
Tom Lewis
Catherine Bennett
J. H. Harris
Robert Young
Sumnerwood
Larry Roach
William D. Harris
Dick Hill
Linda Gait Prein
Mattie Henderson
George Garza
Edith Murray
Buford Riley
Tom Harwell
L. E. Ward
Minister Home After Surgery
Charles Hicks minister of the First Christian Church returned Thursday March 7 from Veterans Hospital Amarillo where he had major surgery admitted February 26 He will be away two or three weeks before resuming his pulpit Mrs Hicks noted His mother Mrs Elizabeth Hicks of Bonner Springs Kansas and friend Charles Slaughter of Clinton Iowa visit the family More than 60 percent of doctors and 70 percent of dentists in the Army are Army Reserve officers.
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Charles Hicks
First Christian Church
Veterans Hospital
Amarillo
Hicks
Elizabeth Hicks
Bonner Springs
Katt
Charles Slaughter
Clinton
Iowa
Lindsey Named New Childress Deputy Sheriff
Bill Lindsey of Midland replaces previous deputy, to assume duties Thursday. Born in Wellington and raised in Quail, he previously led Memphis police as chief. Lindsey resigns Midland post December 1, seeks return to this state area. Army Reserve marks 60th anniversary April 12 1968.
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Childress
Bill Lindsey
Midland
Collingsworth County
Mr. Lindsey
Wellington
Quail
Frank Lindsey
Memphis
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Rome
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W. D. Aldedge
Marek
Maude Hill
Marc
George Adking
Carter Holcomb
Danny Greenway
Lindsey
New Childress
U.S. Army Reserve
Usda Good
Lee
Farmer's Brand
Cash Dog Food
Maryland Club
Bouew Die
West Texas
Shurfresh
Mortons Frozen
Morton
Clorox
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