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6. P.M.A—vote - carried to obel* 1 Ui Com. Credit Corp; 16 vbted for, 6 against the following: A.CF (Hme end fertiliser program) cot ; payment 60%; Production AdJnstment Program, adopted action to abolish, end all personnel dismissed; voted approval to abolish price support; adopted motion tb’ cattail sugar rapport 10%; voted approval to cattail 10% In-, ternational Commodity agreement, same with surplus removal, mar«' i ' bating agreements; voted to abolish marketing research and ad- vise handling bp ARA; voted to ‘abolish marketing news, to be handled bp BAE. and approval - Voted for remainder of racoon mendatioa* of (bo committee. J The report of the Culpeper resolutions was read, but was considered too wordy and general in statement. Rep. Barr Harrison Put# County In CongreesionaT Record dt ; Rep. Burr Harrison, on Mondap, ' "September 17, had inserted in “"the Appendix of the Congressional Record a copp of the re-~ f - corded opinions of Rappahannock farmers in regard to the Family Farm Policp Review. ' v Rep. Harrison prefaced "the — copp with these remarks:
“1 particularly desire to call the attention of tho House to tho resolution adopted bp the farmers of Rappahannock Countp, Vs.' Rappahannock is n small county and its citizens have always been known for their intelligence, courage, and independence.” ' .£<• f It is gencrallp considered throughout the county that Representative Harrison possesses thosesame qualities himself—intelligence, courage, and independence —and is qualified to recognise them when he sees them.
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