Nixon Says He Won’t Curtail U S Trading
Nixon administration farm leader Clarence D Palmby told the FAO in Rome that the United States will not curb its drive to expand world agricultural trade. He warned against slowing farm production to boost poorer nations shares, saying the U S needs to use efficient producing areas to meet growing food and fiber needs and rejects constraining inputs.
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Food and Agriculture Organization
Rome
United States
Clarence D. Palmby
Palmby
Nixon and Sato Pursue Fixed Textile Trade Talks
Washington reports Nixon and Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato focused discussions on textiles and trade barriers amid domestic pressures. They aim for a joint communique outlining moves on Okinawa and U S bases after 1972, while avoiding premature comments on atomic device removal.
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Nixon
Ejisaku Sato
Okinawa
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Japan
Sato
Geneva
U.S
Lodge resigns as U S peace negotiator in Paris
The White House announced Henry Cabot Lodge will resign as chief U S peace negotiator in Paris and will not be replaced immediately. New York attorney Lawrence E Walsh also resigns as deputy of the U S delegation, effective at once.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
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Paris
White House
New York
Lawrence E Walsh
Ada Appaloosa Sale Set with 521 Horses Featured
Pete Winters promotes the Ada Appaloosa Sale to run Friday and Saturday two miles northwest of Ada on SH 13. Auctioneers Eddie Wood Wynnewood and Jerry Graham will oversee sales starting at 10 a.m. with 164 consignors supplying horses from across the United States.
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Open House At State Agricultural Laboratories Friday
Visitors are invited to an open house at Oklahoma City agricultural laboratories this Friday November 21 from 1 30 to 7 p m. James N Ballinger president of the State Board of Agriculture notes expanded facilities and new meat product analysis to protect consumers, with Doyle Waller supervising the chemistry division.
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National Guard
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Farmers To Get More Of Consumer Dollar
The Agriculture Department estimates farmers may receive 41 cents of every consumer dollar spent on farm-origin foods this year, up from 39 cents last year. The market basket cost for 1957 59 was 983 dollars and is expected to rise to 1,174 dollars this year. Conference data show rising food prices into mid 1970 along with shifts in farm and processing costs.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA Shifts Foreign Aid Structure to New FEDS Agency
The Agriculture Department replaces the 1963 International Agricultural Development Service with the Foreign Economic Development Service led by Quentin West. The move, announced by Secretary Clifford Hardin, aims to coordinate USDA resources to plan execute and evaluate agricultural aid programs in developing countries and address distribution labor nutrition and policy challenges.
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International Agricultural Development Service
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IADS
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Nixon
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Unofficial Candidate Urges Oklahoma Government Reform
Tulsa attorney Jim Jones, not officially a candidate, urged Ada Rotary Club members to back the Make Oklahoma First Committee and a statewide reform plan. He argued the constitution must be altered, taxes restructured, and education modernized to keep talent in Ada and Oklahoma and to create an efficient government.
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Ada High School Plans Annual College Day
Ada High School schedules its annual College Day for Friday under counselor Mrs Marjorie Decker. State school representatives will meet with seniors and juniors to discuss institutions including East Central State College University of Oklahoma Oklahoma State University Oklahoma Tech and several junior colleges. Talks and conferences are slated through the morning.
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Southwest Automotive and Machinist School
Hill’s Business University
Police Report Details Two Wednesday Accidents
Wednesday yielded two accidents raising November total to 32. Nolen Bay Wade of Konawa collided with a Frisco train at 4 45 p m with no injuries. Wade forfeited 310 bond for failure to yield. Danny W McDougal of 515 S Turner hit a car at 5 20 p m while turning from Ash onto 14th. McDougal forfeited 10 for yield from a stop. Municipal Court fines included Davis and White for various offenses. District Court saw Hidges plead guilty to public drunkenness.
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McDougal
Margaret R. Davis
Corrine E. White
David R. Ward
Barbara J. Kirby
Jimmy L. Northcutt
Charles L. Roberts
Rogan Brown
James F. Murray
Oklahoma Cattlemen Prepare For State Convention in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma cattlemen from across the state gather December 12 and 13 in Oklahoma City for the Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association annual convention at the Skirvin Hotel. U S Secretary of Agriculture Clifford M. Hardin will address a luncheon on December 12, with remarks likely of national interest.
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Raymond J. Doll
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
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ConBelle
Wray Finney
Fort Cobb
Thanksgiving Holiday Reaches Weekly Publication Schedule
The notice reminds correspondents that Thanksgiving falls on Thursday and the WEEKLY will print on Wednesday next week. They urge sending copy early, even by carrier pigeon if needed.
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