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YOUR WASHINGTON AND YOU! REPORT from KARL MUNDT SENATOR FROM SOUTH DAKOTA United States Senate "FOR A FAIR CHANCE FOR A FREE PEOPLE" FOR RELEASE TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1964 (This is a special Washington News Report issued every other week solely for use of newspapers, radio and television stations; other publication media.) SURE VETO: Chances become most remote for obtaining effective action by Congress to curtail beef and other meat imports with the report that President Johnson will veto any such proposal should it receive Congressional approval. It has been felt all along that the best and probably only opportunity for obtaining a restriction on imports by Congress would have been adoption of the Hruska amendment to the wheat-cotton bill last March. The highly respected U.S. News & World Report, with the best pipelines to important places of any American magazine, said recently, "The White House has no intention of supporting a law that would impose import quotas on beef." It added the report that while White House strategy might permit Senate passage of a quota bill very late in the session, it was the plan then to bottle the measure up in Congress to avoid the political repercussions of a Presidential veto. Defeat of the import restriction by only two votes in the Senate was the decisive victory on this issue for President Johnson. It was likewise a black day for America's red meat producers. It left Congress without any bargaining power by removing the import proposal from the big farm legislative package. In getting 4-6 Senators, a number of whom are from cattle states, to oppose the Hruska amendment, President Johnson very effectively disarmed and, now with his veto threat, or control over his top-heavy Congressional majorities, apparently defeated the proponents of legislative proposals to restrict imports. # IMPACT ON SOUTH DAKOTA: The heavy influx of livestock imports into this country in continually increasing amounts in the past three years has hurt America's live stock industry. The price drop experienced by cattlemen is severely felt by South Dakota agriculture. The May 18th South Dakota Crop and Livestock Reporter illustrates this with figures showing that the total value of livestock (of which cattle and calves account for 89%) on South Dakota farms on January 1, 1964, was $630 million. This was 8% below the $686 million valuation a year earlier yet the numbers of cattle and calves were GREATER THIS YEAR THAN A YEAR AGO! Total farm value of principal crops produced in South Dakota is a bit over 50% of the value of livestock, totaling $371.6 million in 1963. # BLUEGRASS SEED IMPORTS: Another problem of imports hitting South Dakota is that of bluegrass seed. South Dakota produced 36% of the U. S. supply last year. Representatives of this South Dakota agricultural industry are meeting this week with Department of Agriculture officials urging a cutback in imports which, if not halted, threaten to bring the U. S. supply to twice the amount annually used and further depress prices received by producers. # # # SPRAY FROM THE POTOMAC: State Department is hopping mad at the Russians for planting hidden microphones in our embassy in Moscow. Figure the Reds are trying to find out what our foreign policy is, and that's grossly unfair. Not even the American people know that!
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Mike Wrench, looking at the times we must have been tripping over one another up to halfway!
What was it you said coming up to Holt village when I complained about needing to take another gel "what doesn't kill you makes you stronger"?
That mantra stayed with me thru my dark miles of 19-23 so thanks for that!
Great debut for you in 4-13, are you game for another or put you off?
pleased to report a 4.12.00 for me.
Given my mid week runs for weeks 1-11 of my training consisted of 2 miles to and from bus stop twice a week for work commute, and no midweek runs in last 5 weeks, LSRs 2 16s, 2 18s and 1 20 I cannot complain.
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Just about to go out for last training run, what more motivation do I need watching new WR in Berlin, wow just wow!
I'm planning on a sllooww 16 mile amble, nothing too energetic at this stage.
Typical of the number arriving (1362) and the realisation the race is fast approaching I've also picked up a lovely cold so 16 miles could turn to 10, anything just to keep the legs turning.
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On Nov. 2, Lancaster County and voters throughout the country will go to the polls. Please do not take your right to vote lightly. In Lancaster County Council District 2, we once again need to vote for our County Council representative Charlene McGriff. She won the June 2010 primary and now she's been placed on the ballot for the Nov. 2 General Election. She is unopposed but the history in District 2 races has shown us that we need to punch or mark the ballot even if someone is unopposed.
Over the years every time I watched a negative political advertisement filled with personal attacks, I wondered how much, if any, of the contents was true. And if any was, how much of the message was a distortion of the truth. If John Spratt's ads are used as a measure, there is not much truth and a whole lot of distortion.
Are we going to let the government be controlled by the progressive Democrats and continue to take the country down the road to socialism? Recent polls indicate the country is beginning to reject the Democratic-led Congress that is taking over our free enterprise system and more control of its citizen's freedom. Most of the country's citizens are coming to the realization of what the cost of the last election was when voters don't do research, and only listen to the liberal-controlled news media.
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I know I do and so should my government. Do you go to work every day? Ah, me too. This is why on Nov. 2 I will be voting for conservative S.C. House Rep. Deborah Long. She has proven herself, by living on a budget and running a small, growing and successful health-care practice for more than 25 years.
It is indeed refreshing to know that in an era when most politicians clamor for the limelight and have their egos stroked to puff up their self-esteem; there is one among us who truly cares about people and the common good. Larry Honeycutt is such a man. While the Indian Land Action Council (ILAC) is a non-political entity, we believe in giving credit where credit is due. Mr. Honeycutt is to be applauded for his service to his district, but more importantly to the entire Lancaster County.
Many concur that when a government determines intervention is necessary in severe societal concerns, that government is merely doing what is expected of its elected members. Our nation was in terrible shape when the present administration took over. The previous administration had dropped us into a cauldron of lies, miscalculations and downright brainless decisions – by starting a war without cause and showering preferential treatment and protection from regulation on big banks, big business, big oil, the big drug industry, big donors, etc.
Fully aware of the imminent challenges he was about to face, President Barack Obama swept into office with a bag full of ideological to-do lists. Mission: To fundamentally transform America with chants of "yes-we-can" and "change we can believe in." This ideological platform was materially flawed at the starting gate. There is no wealth to spread. Why not? The answer is quite simply; the federal government has spent our country into borderline bankruptcy.
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