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Virginia (including export certificates), which is about the world market price. Mr. Barksdale points out that the farm marketing allocation will provide certificates for the smaller of 90 per cent (45 per cent for domestic and 45 per cent for export) of the normal production of the farm’s acreage allotment or the normal yield of the acreage planted for harvest if this is less. If the lesser figure applies, the amount of export certificates will be reduced first. There will be no reduction of the domestic certificates unless the acreage plant, ed for harvest is below 45 per cent of the allotment.
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nam, where they are inviting targets for terrorism Intended to turn South Vietnamese civilian sentiment against our forces." 4. Stepped - up economic political, and psychological warfare against North Vietnam, including all appropriate pressure on our allies to halt halt all trade with North Vietnam."
"As difficult as it is to comprehend here at home, the protracted conflict in Vietnam has significance as a measure of the willingness and ability of free people to take a stand against the brainwashing,will stifling communist tyranny,” Marsh said, "whether the intended victims of that tyranny be simple back - country villagers in Southeast Asia or, in an ultimate onslaught, the prospering communities of the capitalist West.” Saturday, Marsh spoke in similar vein at the Memorial Day services sponsored by Winchester veteran organizations in the National Cemetery "Heroism is not composed of spectacular deeds in battle alone,” he said, "every citizen who rises above himself even a little, when duty calls in behalf of his country partakes of the heroic.” In the community, Marsh explained, this can mean a ■willingness to become conspicuous — to speak out and to provide leadership in the understanding of national Objectives and the reinforcement of national spirit when it seems much easier to remain quiet and look away from international tensions and dangers.”
"In any era, those men who must meet the dangers on the front line deserve the unstinted material and spiritual support of those of us less imminently threatened," he added. ' m his home town of Strasburg. Marsh was the speaker Saturday afternoon at Memorial Day exercises sponsored by the United Daughters of the Confederacy and the American Legion. •Through out history our young men have not been urged to take up arms for conquest,” he added, but when called.they have responded willingly and fought with uncommon valor in defense of principles.” "In this troubled age, the adversary has managed to conr mand unquestioning obedience to the negative principles of communism from the highlytrained trouble-makers it directs from Moscow and Peiping,” he warned; "if we are to survive as a nation, we must re-examine the principles which have produced our grea*ness -- under stand them, support them actively, and make it plain to the philosophical enemy that we will not compromise them, but will fight for them if forced.”
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