The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 February 1964 — Page 3

THE DAILY DANNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

WED., FEB. 12, 1P64. Page 3

Wide Difference On Whiat Laws WASHINGTON UPI — The niition'.s two m.ijor farm organizations offered widely contrasting proposals for the shape of new wheat legislation. Representatives of the National Farmers Union and the American Farm Bureau Federation presented their recommendations in testimony before the Senate Agriculture Committee. James G. Patton, president of the Farmers Union, called for a voluntary program, a price support of $2.30, a 10 per cent cut in acreage, with certificates for wheat consumed domestically and direct payments for exports. John C. Lynn, the Farm Bureau’s legislative director, recommt nded a repeal of wheat allotments, marketing quotas and the certificate programs. But both men emphasized the need for Congress to pass a wheat program for the 11*61 crop. Chairman Allen J. Ellender,

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D-Lu., however, reminded the organizations that it would be impossible to pass a completely new law in time to help this year's crop. Russ Defector Of Value To West GENEVA UPI — Information possessed by Soviet defector Yuri Ncssenko could be very valuable to the West in devising strategy for the 17-nation disarmament talks, Western officials said today. Nossenko, who was a state security officer on the Soviet delegation here, is thought to have secret information on whether the kremlin really wants an agreement on general and complete disarmament. If the West knew the lines on which Soviet leaders are thinking, the officials pointed out, Western negotiators could adapt their position accordingly in the hope of finding areas of possible agreement. This certainly would be the case if Nossenko has top-secret data on Soviet nuclear weapons production and defense plans, as some sources here believe he has What effect Nossenko's defection would have on the future course of the conference here was uncertain. Disclosure of his flight surprised most delegations. and first reaction of the Russians was one of silence.

Missile Sack On Drawing Boards GRELNRIVER. U ,h UPI — The Air Force returned its Athena missile test program to the drawing boards today following an initial firing m uhich parts of the eight-ton rocket made non-scheduled landing ; in Southwestern Colorado. No one was hurt in the abortive flight and there was no property damage. There were some red faces and a public apology. Unofficially, Air Force officials were confident the bugs could be ironed out of the slender Athena and the $60 million test program would be successful. They have 76 more planned in

which to prove it. The next blastoff is expected to be held early in March.

LBJ invited To St Louis Jail ST. LOUIS UPI - President Johnson has been invited to visit 15 civil rights demonstrators in city jail Friday when he comes here for the city's bicentennial celebration. Democratic state Rep. Hugh White, who extended the invitation Tuesday, also said he would participate in planned picketing against the President to appraise him of the "social chaos which is prevalent in St. Louis.” White asked Johnson to visit 15

persons imprisoned in connection with a racial demonstration at ,i St. Louis bank so that the President could "personally recognize the power structure of a metropolitan area at work. Negro groups were divided over John s participation in the bi-centennial celebration. While White and other Negro leaders plan to picket the President, other leaders- including the local president ot the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People called the demonstrators a “crackpot fringe.”

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