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Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Woodard have returned from Washington, D. C. to spend the summer months at their home here. Mrs. Catherine Brown and Mrs. F. D. Coffey spent the
survival in event of a national emergency." “None of us like the thoughts of a national disaster. We sincerely hope that we will never be faced with one. I am confident, however, that we will all agree that preparedness is the best policy. To this end those of us in USDA will continue to develop the highest capability possible within the framework of our delegation, responsibility, and authority. In doing so, we earnestly seek the help, advice, and understanding of each citizen of this county in developing preparedness measures." The finql date for producers :o sign requests to participate in the 1966 Cropland Adjustment Program (CAP) is May 13. the Agr icultur al Stabilization'ifad Conservation Service (ASCS) has announced. At the same time they announced' that June 10 is the Final date by which producers must sigh CAP agreements. The above dates do not apply to public entity participation known as Greenspan, under which cities, counties and State governments may retire land to non-crop use. [f the land is otherwise available, 1966 Greenspan Program requests will be honored if the public agency signs the agreement and it is approved by the county or-State committee, as applicable, by June 30.
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