Jet air cargo pushes livestock to Hawaii and beyond
The Amarillo Air Freight Committee began jet shipments of live steers and dressed beef to distant markets, building holding pens and securing port of entry status. Roswell New Mexico is poised to replicate the scheme citing editorial support and city funding, eyeing an agricultural export center to serve jet shipments overseas.
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Gerald Ford and misc notices from a Texas paper
A quirky mix from a Texas page includes a teacher asking how to spell Gerald Ford's name, a remark on Hoffa and friends, Frank Carter of Pampa dropping by with a warning about bindweed choking crops, and a Lake Meredith fisherman story with a sinking cork.
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Sinai Egypt Reach Surveillance Pact For Sinai Accord
Israel and Egypt agreed to matching surveillance stations in the Sinai as part of a proposed non aggression accord. Kissinger eyed a swift Sinai settlement with a shuttle plan to Alexandria and Jerusalem.
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Store Blast Harms Booker Fire Chief Carnes
Booker Fire Chief Dean Carnes, 54, was critically injured when a grocery store exploded in Booker. He also served as assistant manager of Lehman's Grocery. The blast occurred about 9 a.m. in a meat locker when natural gas apparently ignited after Carnes turned on a light switch. He was found in the locker and taken to Ochiltree General Hospital in Perryton with head injuries and burns.
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Child survives nine-story fall in Bridgeport
A three-year-old boy named Christopher Spellman fell nine stories from an apartment building in Bridgeport on Sunday and survived, landing in bushes that cushioned the impact, police said.
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Americans killed by land mine near Asmara
Two Americans died when a land mine exploded while they drove on a road near Asmara Ethiopia the State Department said. Identified by a Collins spokesman in Fort Worth Texas were William D. Trower 25 of Vandalia Missouri and Aldworth R Brown Jr 27 of Fort Worth.
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Portugal Reds Lash Out Against Growing Unrest
Besieged Communists defend their Leiria headquarters using fireworks and rifle grenades as 300 anti communists flee. About 75 army commandos guard the building while 5 000 rally opponents criticize Premier Vasco Goncalves and his leftist government. Additional protests unfold in Evora with calls for armed action.
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Fleeting Summer Memories Aides Back Gomes Support
Interpreted remarks from President Francisco da Costa Gomes were seen as backing the premier Goncalves. Moderate officers plotting against Goncalves dismissed the developments and predicted the premier would face further pressure.
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Burns forecasts higher food prices from Soviet grain sales
Federal Reserve Chair Arthur Burns told CBS that grain sales to the Soviet Union are likely to lift food costs beyond Secretary Butz’s 1 percent forecast, possibly around 2 percent. He cautioned that only broad export controls could blunt the rise, though with long term drawbacks. He also predicted gasoline price increases if oil price controls end and tariffs and excess profits taxes are removed. Rising deficits are already nudging up interest rates.
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Weather and economic remarks from Burns on inflation
The forecast calls for a partly cloudy, cooler period through Tuesday with a 20 percent chance of rain tonight. High near 90 today, mid 80s Tuesday. low 60s tonight. southwest winds 12 to 22 mph. Burns discussed inflation as a temporary setback in July and cited federal deficits as a key driver, warning deficits may crowd out borrowing and push rates higher. He said the Fed Board may tighten monetary growth if inflation rises, but will continue current policy for now.
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Mobil Oil Chairman Opposes Immediate Decontrol
Mobil Oil chairman Rawleigh Warner Jr states opposition to immediate total decontrol of petroleum prices as President Ford moves toward letting price controls expire. He urges a phased decontrol over years, warning of cost to consumers and ripple effects on prices wages and jobs. The note cites current distinctions between old and new oil and potential tariff removal.
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