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NFU Honors
Sen. McGovern sections of federal farm law, in
cluding the 1964 voluntary
South Dakota Senatoi George wheat bill, and income-boosting
S. McGovern was honored by provisions in the Food and Ag
the National Farmers Union riculture Act of 1965.
Wednesday night for “Outstand- Reveising Administration
ing Service to Agriculture.” steps to depress farm prices be-
Presenting the award and cause of a concern over infla
medallion at the closing ban- tion in 1966, when he won wide
quet of the organization’s 1967 bipartisan co-sponsorship and
annual convention, NFU presi- unanimous Senate approval of
dent Tony T Dechant describ- his “parity resolution” opposing
ed McGovern as the “Senate’s any action to prevent farm re
foremost iaim spokesman” and turns from rising to 100 per
said, “Theie isn’t a more sta- cen t of penty.
unch or more effective cham- Prompting investigations
pion of family farm agnculture exonerating farmers from the
in America ” blame for rising food prices,
Among McGovern’s accom- and continuing in writing,
phshments listed as justifying speeches, and other ways to in
the “heaitfelt thanks of all sist that consumers iccognize
farm people” were: their stake in a prosperous ag
— Authoring and guiding riculture and fair farm prices,
through to passage many key On the international fiont,
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 18,1967 —
the citation recalled McGov
ern’s service in making the
Food for Peace Program a “vi
tal force in the world,” and
noted that his original Interna
tional Food and Nutrition Act
“became the foundation for the
expanded 'War Against Want’
launched by Congiess last year
. . A benchmark of George
McGovern’s public career in his
conviction that American food
abundance can be a powerful
instrument of peaceful devel
opment abioad ”
“His courageous, aiticulate
iole in the development and
guidance ot American farm and
food policies in the past decade
has distinguished George Mc-
Govern as an outstanding faim
state sman ” the organization
said.
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gilts 50c ro mostly $1 lower.
Sows scaioe
BARROWS AND GILTS
US 1-2 190-240 lbs 20-21, late
20-20 50, US 1, 190-230 lbs 21-
21.75, few on Monday $22, 1-3
190-240 lbs closed the week at
19-19 75, 2-3 240-280 lbs 18-19,
Few US 1-? 180-190 lbs 18-19,
SHEEP 450—Supply includ
ed around 50 percent Wooled
slaughter lambs with the bal
ance mainly 40-75 lb spring
lambs Wooled lambs 50-100
higher No comparable trend
for spring lambs
WOOLED LAMBS Choice
65-100 lbs 24-26, one lot Prime
95 lbs 26 one 17 head lot
Choice and Prime 90 lbs $29,
Good 60-100 lbs 22-24.
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