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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1962
Page
4
C H Bates extension specialist says signups for the 1962 feed grain program run February 5 through March 3. The plan mirrors 1961 with barley added and base acreage rules affecting diversions and price supports. Cooperative farmers gain supports. non-cooperators receive market prices. Carol Smith of Abilene Christian College visited the Smith home.
Gray Gardner a student at Texas University spent several days visiting at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs John Gardner.
Serena Minzenmayer of McMurry spent the weekend at her parents Mr and Mrs W F Minzenmayer home.
Diane McBain earns the title role in Warner Bros production Claudelle Inglish opposite Arthur Kennedy Constance Ford Will Hutchins and Claude Akins opening Tuesday at the State Theatre The film filmed near Stockton California portrays the daughter of a tenant farmer whose actions bring tragedy to neighbors and family produced by Leonard Freeman directed by Gordon Douglas Caldwell the best selling American author casts the tale in Georgia setting continuity.
Secretary Freeman announces minimum national average support prices for Texas crops. Upland cotton 31.88 cents per lb at 82 percent parity, extra long staple 53.17 cents per lb at 65 percent parity, peanuts 221 dollars per ton at 85 percent parity, rice 4.71 dollars per cwt with referendum pending, and honey 11.2 cents per lb.
In Home Town Talk, Marvin Bedford, a member of the department, sprang from a prank where a record of a fire siren was played on a record player. He rushed to the station in his car before realizing there was no actual fire, while the column notes the contrast with others who can’t afford new boats or cars.
President Kennedy said he would create the new agency by executive action if Congress fails to override. He hinted he may appoint Robert C. Weaver, a Negro, to the cabinet, aiming to pressure lawmakers who oppose the plan.
A fragment from the first issue of The Uvalde Leader dated January 22 1888 presents a Democratic political stance. It vows to avoid harshness while advocating principled service and community guidance.
The fragment notes a party platform claiming belief in certain values and advocacy. It mentions a stance about enhancing leadership and social goals without detailing specific policy measures or actions. Further context is needed to identify the party, dates, or locales involved.
A 23 year old restaurant employee in Washington faced charges after a court last week found him acting as his own attorney. In the hearing the auditor noted the defendant Nance, a colored man, questioned the auditor while representing himself and asked a leading question about a handkerchief over his face.
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