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Dealers
Welcome
NFU Lauds Dairy
Import Limits
National president of Farm
ers Union Tony T. Dechant
said this week that “the action
of President Johnson to invoke
Section 22 to limit sharply
dairy imports gives dairy farm
ers renewed hope for an im
provement in prices and more
net return ”
Dechant, who met with Pres
ident Johnson recently to dis
cuss the dairy import problem
said that “the President, in
cutting imports to an annual
level of 1.011 billion pounds
of milk equivalent, has dem
onstrated his concern over the
high cost of dairy production
and has made clear his desire
to help dairy farmers increase
their return on mounting in
vestment in herd and equip
ment.”
While recognizing the Pres
ident’s action as an “important
stopgap measure” Dechant said
that “a more permanent solu
tion than invoking Section 22
is urgently needed. Therefore.
Farmers Union will continue
to seek Congressional approval
of the Dairy Import Act of
1967 introduced by Senator
William Proxmire and which
now has 57 Senators and 177
House sponsors.
“The U.S. Department of Ag
riculture has given important
support in the action of the
President,” Dechant said, “and
Secretary Freeman has given
me his assurance that steps
will be taken immediately to
curb the four-billion pound an
nual level at which imports
are running in 1967.”
TEACH SPORTSMANSHIP
Parents who permit their
child to always win at games
are doing him a great disserv
ice, reminds Mrs. Marguerite
L. Duvall, Penn State exten
sion specialist in child develop
ment. When a child loses, he
can learn to accept failure by
discovering that his parents
still love him and still enjoy
playing the game with him.