Butz to have larger voice for farm policy
Washington AP reports Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz is amplified through the ASCS network in a publication Excerpts. The piece discusses set aside policy and its political implications, noting Butz’s remarks on price supports, export markets, and farm income. It also covers the age of farmers and reactions to the 1970 farm act and dock strike.
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Washington
Earl L. Butz
ASCS
Whch
Stat
Administration
Nixon
Congress
Butz
America
Don Paarlberg
Agriculture Department
Wallace Faces Tough Choices After Convention
Wallace weighs options after a cold reception at the Democratic National Convention. He could pursue a third-party bid with support from his campaign manager, while others at his headquarters say no campaign plans are in place.
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Wallace
Alabama
Charles S. Snider
Timber cutting endangers Oklahoma Rio Grande wild turkeys
Oklahoma wildlife officials report timber and clearing along stream courses cheat landowners of value, with cottonwood pulp sold to Champion Paper Co. and Crown-Zaiserbach. About 2,100 acres affected, 19 areas totaling 775 acres actively cut near Lone Wolf Wolf Creek and Red River washes. Leasing turkey roosts may replace destructive timbering to protect the rio grande roosts.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
Stan Talt
Champion Paper Co
Humisville
Tex
LIFE
Time Magazines
Taft
Shoptow & Sons Pulpwood, Inc
Texarkana
Texas
Louisiana
Crown-Zauerbach Paper Co
St. Francisville
Tait
Wolf Creek
North Fork
Red River
Lone Wolf
2 Mile Creek
Washita River
Rio Grande Rock
Down Under eyes bigger U S beef exports plan
Australia may slow exports to Japan and Europe to boost shipments to the United States. With Nixon lifting quota restrictions, Australia seeks a larger permanent share when quotas return, aiming to set a precedent this year to strengthen its case.
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Washington
Australia
United States
Japan
Europe
U.S
Nixon
Youth Dies In Traffic Mishap In Tulsa
A 12 year old Tulsa boy William Andrew Tomlinson Jr died Tuesday afternoon when his bicycle was struck by a car within the Tulsa city limits. The incident pushes the 1972 Oklahoma traffic toll to 409, with further notes on quotas and meat imports from USDA and Australia.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
William Andrew Tomlinson Jr
Oklahoma
Peace Talks Resume In Vietnam As Positions Remain Unchanged
In Paris the Vietnam peace talks resume after a 10 week break and no clear progress. U S Ambassador Porter presents Nixon’s four point plan while Viet Cong delegate Binh stands by her seven point proposal from a year ago. Hanoi demands end to bombing if negotiations are to proceed as Le Due Tho returns for more behind the scenes talks with Kislinger and other U S officials.
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U.S
William J. Porter
Nixon
Nguyen Thi Binh
Politburo
le Due Tho
Hanoi
Henry A. Kissinger
Old farm bloc not what it used to be
Washington AP reports that the traditional farm voting bloc has weakened as fewer Americans live on farms and farm issues fade in importance. The trend shows one million small farms, mostly part time, producing under 2,500 dollars yearly, while larger farms dominate output and nonfarm jobs lift rural incomes.
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Washington
GOP
Vietnam J
W. R. Poage
D-Tex
House Agriculture Committee
Poage
Seconomics
U.S
Agriculture Department
Ada Man Is Charged With Burglary Here
Ada Ira Cordray Jr. was charged in District Court with first degree burglary for breaking into the home of Allen Jackson at 214 W. 14th Tuesday night. Preliminary hearing set for today. In another District Court case, Jack C. Hays was fined $65 after pleading guilty to public drunkenness.
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Ira Cordray Jr
Allen Jackson
Jack C. Hays
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