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Show Farm News Roundup SUNDAY, APRIL 19, 1959 Utah County. Utah 0 SUNDAY HERALD enson Not Impressed IWHhCape hart Farm Plan Saturday the department will have producers, meat packers, and reto review its lamb grading stand- tailers. M The main attack on grading ards. The comment followed a confer- came from the National Lamb ence Friday between department Feeders Association, the American officials and spokesmen for lamb Sheep Producers Council, and the National Wool Growers Association. They protested grading holds down the price which packers can offer to producers. They also contended . grading practices t often vary from place to place, and that if grading isn't dropped, retailers may soon move into the meat packing business. The proposal to drop the federal RICHMOND, Va. (UPD Russell J. Brock plans to swim the grading program completely was English Channel to celebrate his opposed by spokesmen for producers in Eastern states and officials 37th birthday this summer. . of the National Association of ReBrock, a former Richmond lifetail Grocers. guard, will be the only American would-be five channel among WASHINGTON (UPD The Agswimmers July 22 to try the riculture Department reports that treacherous swim from FARM NEWS ROUNDUP United Press International WASHINGTON (UPD Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson has been reported to have turned a cold shoulder to the new farm plan sponsored by Sen. Homer E. . . , . 1 Capehart A spokesman for the secretary said the Administration still is backing the price support-lowe- r ing program Benson presented to Congress earlier this', year. Benson himself was reported to have criticized the Capehart bill sharply in private. "He was said to feel it might send production ' zooming up instead of reducing (R-Ind).- V Yank Plans To Swim Channel on 37th Birthday , output. ' n Under the Capewould be offarmers hart plan fered rental payments of $25 an acre each year to stop growing 12 ' crops, wheat, corn, cotton, soybeans, oats, barley, rye, grain sorghums, rice, peanuts, tobacco, and clover. The bill provides payments that could total one billion dollars a year and would take 40 million three-sectio- - 20-mi- le England to France. He was thwarted in an attempt to swim the Potomac River near , domestic markets. A third section would step up research to find new industrial uses for surplus crops. (UPD An Department official Agri-Cultu- Bakery Workers Vote Washington, D.C, Sept: 14, --1958, when tricky, winds and shifting currents drove him' into sunken fish nets. But Brock pointed oat he missed the Potomac River try by. only one mile. He said today he hopes to sail for England before May 8 where he will meet his trainer,. William E. "Ned" B.arnie, who was tho first to swim the channel botii ways, crossing in July. and again in August, 1951. acres, out of production. Another section would prevent the sale of government surplus stocks on WASHINGTON - To Retain J , said the independent Bakery and Confectionery Workers union as their bargaining agent. The AFI-CIAmerican Bakery and Confectionery Workers had sought to replace the independent O union. The vote was 133 Princess Meg Visits Italy to 122. ds . 7 .'" Ai o5ks4 t ic , v . , WASHINGTON (UPD Agricul-ur- e, Secretary Ezra Taft Benson indicated that he is willing to compromise on some details of his proDOsal for a new wheat ;iaw. But he does not think much Of plans now under consideration in the House and J Senate agriculture : .' ' 4.' v . Benson said the congressi6nal proposals have only, ore . thing to recommend them the fact that they show a recognition of the - Italian blue-blooROME (UPD flooded the British Embassy today with invitations to wine and dine Princess Margaret during her visit here next week, but thus far she has agreed only to visit a racehorse. Margaret, 28, turned down an invitation to visit the Rome palace of Count Ranier De Campello, y friend close friend of her Peter Townsend4 but she did accept that of Marquis Incisa to visit his stables to see the great racehorse Ribot. The embassy said Queen Mother Elizabeth.- - who arrives with the princess .Monday for a sfx-da- y visit; would ''accompany Margaret to the estate of the marquis on the northern outskirts of Rome. and her mother also Margaret ' ' .".: ; The growing sharp for those states was due mostly to declines in other states, not to increases in 7 the five state area. committees. ex-bo- Workers in OGDEN (UPD five 'bakeries in Salt Lake City and Ogden have voted to retain . re Union the nation seems to be turning over its butter making to the fiv states of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Nebraska, and North Da. kota. In 1953, these five states produced about two thirds of the nation's butter compared with about 52 per1 cent 10 years ago. , 'tVV fl ' surplus problem. The agriculture secretary, added he would not insist on congress giving him discretion to see wheat ' price supports if his plan was adopted. 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