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Show 1 4 .WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 195 Utah County. Utah 1 DAILY HERALD Political Horseplay In Farm Bill J Bj LYLE C. WILSON United Press Staff Correspondent J WASHINGTON An old (UP) political jpro dropped by the office the other day to swap bits of information for bits of information, and contributed the following: "If you think Sam Rayburn and Lyndon Johnson are going to give Ike and , Benson a billion bucks to scatter among farmers right away quick, you're crazy." V V Sa$t Rayburn. of course, is the distinguished Democratic speaker And Lyndon (B.) Johnson is the Senate Democratic leader. A pair of Texas. Ezra Taft Benson 'is secretary of agriculture and you know who Dee is. The old pro may have been a bit cynicaL But 'the old timer to whom the old pro; was talking has not observed so much political horse- Uyixi30 years of observing as this year in connection with the and of the problem of the farm ministration's program. There's $1-- billion In the sou bank for the farmers of the United States if the administration can ram it 'through Congress in time. But, Just this week Rep. W.R. was saying" that Poage some restriction should be slapped on those soil bank payments to prevent the administration making out of the money a slush fund in this .election year. v.innothe crack provides Poage's 2 ;(D-Te- x) -- j Flood Damage Set At $255 Million view cent with a poll tic ian's-ey- e of the pending farm bill. What the old pro said about those two astute Democrats, Sam Rayburn and Lyndon Johnson, seems to - get con siderable support --"from recent events. Time is- of the essence of the farm problem in its political . j aspects. Favored By Events i And, if the Democrats aren't playing for time on this! one, then events are breaking uncommonly well for them on its own. With the Easter recess coming up, it devel J ' - -: .;-:- , . V". ; ' ' ., - ...'--,- - - ' " j ' . , " - - ' S i :- -- , . .i ..V . , f t anti-aircra- ""i C" ' ' . ' r - - -. V - , ' " "ht k i i L ir r f ' . ' ? - ' " 'f" ! v.; I : "1 1 vi j v ' ."i. "i i anti-aircra- anti-missil- e" j anti-aircra- the Air Force another. ; But Sen,; Francis While the subcommittee aired Case for one, said he could, me simmeruLg mterservxce con- see no reason for abandoning Nike ' f " V. e n D at se this f e . troversy, point. Secretary Charles EJ .Wilson moved to speed development jof offensive ballistic HE CERTAINLY DOES missilesi Alan IIAMDEN, Cojin. (UP) wuson Tuesday announced ap Postman gets around. He was ap pointment of, Eger V. Murphree, pointed probation officer for Ham-de- n town court, a post he 'also president of ESSO Research , and Engineering Co., to -- be missile holds in Milfprd, West Haven, "czar," with the particular assign Orange, Bethany and Woodbridger ment of pushing development of He lives in n and has the intercontinental ballistic mis- - headquarters in New Haven. -- ! i (R-S- ; ROSA, ' Calif. (UP) absolute deadline for enactment of D. Batson, regional admin the legislation if it is to have its Philip istrator of the Federal Civil De maximum effect this year. By r j - ' .. "- (y - - "u; . . . -- v. r?-'- ..! ' i- - j J - " , "(."- - . , la i , - J i '. - t , West-Have- - ' U; 1 - 1 ' -- . y. :- - . - : ' A f . - . c - -- r - - (' '' -- . - - c - ! . fX 1: ' . .'; 1 - - - - 1 1 ; i -- .V- - h- f . ' . : . " ' CARPET SPECIALS BIG V ' .. ART CITY UPHOLSTERING -2. " (UP)-Secre- taxy -- -- . - . i W ' te f . , -- . ty . - SANTA (UP) The, Armyisile. Wilson told a news coafer-to have won at ence that as Ms special assistant Jtoday appeared least af temporary victory in its Murphree "win be: given is necessary to get the battle with the Air Force for missiles tinned expansion of its " roulti-bii- job done." guided lion, dollar Nike missile system.. The Army Tuesday presented at Still unresolved, ihowever, was a secret session of the the basic question of which the tee its ( case for the Nike missile Force Air Army jor ultimately system and the Air Force its case of for the Talos missile system. the have mission willj primary ft defense of the United Subcommittee members w e e , .!', ... obviously impressed at the Army's atesj1 In ail attempt to get an answer presentation, with its futuristic ft to this question,' a Senate Armed picture of missiles Services; Subcommittee announced armed with atomic warheads and missiles. today 'it will call Defense Depart ment officials to explainrwhy the The refrained subcommittee Armyf; is developing one type of from making a formal decision unft missile system and til after the Defense Department-presentatio- n. WASHINGTON sub-com- r - I ops now that Congress will not be able to dispose of the farm bill ' until after April 9.. The word from the' Agriculture Department is that April 15 is the j - ' - - . 5 j . j T - . , , I f . " Army jWihs Opening Victory In Battle Over Missiles - H . ; t: con-authori- - - '' .. - 11 . - fense Administration, estimates maximum' effect is meant the max damage from last winter's floods imum pay-ou- t of soil bank money at $255,000,000. to those farmers who undertake estimate was to withdraw crop land from profarm vote." : r Stressing that his Batson said the duction in an effort to reduce sur"conservative,". Act Both Parties la 1 Both parties are in the act. Even floods were the most widespread pluses. The planting season already Benson was able to rise above in the West this century. They has begun, and it is too, late to put parts of - California, Ne acres in the soil bank after they principle when it became obvious affected have been impregnated with seed. that the administration's' lower vada, Oregon and Washington. farm subsidy jpoiicy had to be The CD yesterday closed Hs dis Maybe Benson will get his bill sweetened for farmers in an elec- aster center in Salem, Ore., the by ApriU5, maybe not. The early tion year. The soil bank plan, last one in operation since, the Easter was a bad break for the which Benson had held to be overly floods, began Christmas week. Oth- Republicans. But there is more centers were in Washington, than mere expensive a few, months ago, sud er politicking on time. The .'and in five California House-SenaNevada conferees Tuesday denly became a part of, the ad communities. absolutely rejected the administra said President Eisen tion's low, flexible subsidy proBatson Miss Benson Sends Dad bower has made available for re gram. The conference committee pairing public facilities $7,500,000 loaded against the administration, Facetious Postcard to California; $250,000 to Nevada, $1,350,000 to Oregon and $250,000 WASHINGTON I Of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson, in to Washington FIREWORKS FOR the, midst of the current fight over . The floods affected nearly 30,000 MONACO WEDDING farm price supports, received this families, and caused 76 deaths DALLAS, Tex. (UP) Art Briese, postcard from bis daughter Beverly 3796 injuries and 291 hospital cases fireworks expert for the State Fair ho was visiting Snowdrift, Idaho. in the four western states. More of had to turn down an than ,400 persons have applied to offerTexas, "Dear Daddy: to put on a fireworks display ? "After surveying this snow condi the government for financial help Grace Kelly - Prince the during tion in Idaho, I have come to the under public law od. in Monaco,' conclusion., that we should give In addition, Batson said, flood Rainier wedding He the said 1407 budget, two million them 100 "per cent of parity and waters destroyed more than was too low to stage francs ($5,780) have them grow icicles! Storage bouses and caused major damage on Monaco's the royal pier. suffered display r Cof the icicles) may be a! problem, to 2725. Another 11,829 than Briese said, he .. 1000 At" that price, but we've got to use Antarctica minor damage. More wound wind up In the red.! d raises were affected. l email for something." : .. II II 1 . . 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