Milk price freeze sparks conflict over passthrough
Wednesday Butterbrodt told Nixon in a telegram that freezing farm prices could force milk out of supermarkets if processors and grocers cannot pass on increases. He warned there is no way a food processor can sustain higher farmer costs without market recovery. The first hikes would hit Texas New Mexico Kansas Tennessee Arkansas and Oklahoma.
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Stennis Recovers From Abdominal Surgery
Washington Senator John C. Stennis of Mississippi is recuperating after abdominal surgery performed Monday. He was seriously wounded in a street holdup in Washington on January 30 and will remain hospitalized for four to six weeks.
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Connally’s Texas ties cool over Nixon policy shift
Former Texas governor Connally, now a Republican, supports Nixon’s new economic policy stance on export controls for farm products. He met Nixon for a planning session, then returned to Texas grim and self-protective amid Watergate fallout and questions about his role, finances, and potential 1976 bid.
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Wood remains primary cooking fuel for many communities
A large portion of the global population continues to rely on wood as the main cooking fuel. The practice persists in rural areas and developing nations, impacting health and deforestation concerns as modern alternatives remain unevenly adopted.
Nixon freezes wages as meat ceilings stay in effect
The wage-price freeze persists with 1 000 agents enforcing Phase 3 rules while meat ceilings from March 29 remain. Officials warn of possible broader coverage after the freeze, with export controls examined to stabilize meat prices amid higher feed-grain costs.
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Rescue lion's occurrence
Rescue teams report that a main cable used to haul eight sightseers failed to stay on track during a thunderstorm. Support cables kept the two 7,000 pound cars in place as workers ferried 600 pounds of supplies to the stranded riders. No injuries reported.
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KCC Receives Two Applications
Washington AP report says the Federal Communications Commission announced two applications including Texas Communications Inc. KWKC in Abilene Texas for license assignment to Frontier Broadcasting Inc.
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Obituary notices for Bryant, Whelr and Young
David Shane Sryont aged 4 of 4632 Preston area is scheduled for services at 2 p m Friday at Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel. Joseph Paul Whelr 84 of 812 Paramount body to Wisconsin Rapids Wisconsin for service and burial Saturday morning. Edgar Paul Young 38 of Sacramento California services pending.
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Man Injured and 150 Sheep Die in Truck Mishap
A trucking accident near Tulia Oklahoma left Gerald Young 22 of Eden injured with arm lacerations and about 150 sheep killed after the vehicle rolled in the median on U.S. 87. Co-driver William Peterson 48 of San Angelo was treated and released. the truck owned by Bill Henry Trucking Co. sustained heavy damage.
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Salute continues with travel, tours and donations
Amarillo Chamber offices closed. over 1,000 present earlier. A 6:30 a.m. champagne breakfast will launch a trip for 124 Amarillo ambassadors to Da kota City for an IBP plant tour. 109 IBP visitors arrive at 3:30 p.m. for a 4 p.m. groundbreaking at the new site. a Civic Center reception follows and a charity box draw allocates 10 IBP boxes to nine guests and one to a children's home.
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Brezhnev to visit U S for talks with Nixon in June
Kissinger described Brezhnev's Moscow briefing as an opportunity to take stock and seek progress toward world peace. He said discussions will review major issues including Indochina the Middle East and NATO deployments. Brezhnev will visit Camp David San Clemente and Washington during his trip.
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Congress pressures Nixon on Cambodia bombing end date
Legislators said Kissinger could not estimate when bombing would end though he agreed the president’s authority to continue military action was finite. Rep. Hamilton noted Kissinger offered to meet leaders to discuss a disengagement date, seen by some as a push to negotiate with Congress. The withdrawal of Scott's support signals Congress will force withdrawal unless bombing stops. About half of Paris residents were born and raised in the city.
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