Beef price ceiling sparks pork and poultry fears
Meat industry leaders warn retaining the beef ceiling will lift prices for pork and poultry and fuel black market purchases. A Chicago conference of about 100 producers and packers urged immediate talks with government officials to block the Sept. 12 expiration, while packers fear producers may withhold steers, causing shortages and higher costs.
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Brooklyn
N.Y
Texas
Clares
American Meat
Ehrlichman Says Hoover Inflexible Led To Breakin
John Ehrlichman said J Edgar Hoover was inflexible and should have retired early for political reasons. He testified before the Senate Watergate committee about the Ellsberg case and the 1971 White House covert probe, denying authorizing the Ellsberg break in while criticizing Hoover's fixed views.
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John D. Ehrlichman
J. Idgar Hoover
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Hoover
Ehrlichman
Senate Watergate Committee
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Ellsberg
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Krogh
CIA
Bureau
Weicker
White House
Mr. Hoover
Nixon Fights Court Over Watergate Tapes Evidence
The Senate Watergate committee voted unanimously to press a court fight against President Nixon for refusing to surrender tape recordings and White House documents. Chairman Sam Ervin said the confrontation is necessary to test whether the President is above the law. Nixon offered to turn over some documents if specifics are provided but refused five specified Dean conversations.
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Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Howard H. Baker Jr
Rtenn
Ervin
Watergate
White House
John W. Dean III
Select Committee
Coroner Confirms Guard Killed by Fellow Officer
Scioto County coroner James Scott ruled one guard died from a shot fired by a fellow officer during the Lucasville Prison riot. Officer Gary Underwood was hit in the abdomen by a large caliber bullet, while Arthur Sprouse was killed by a small caliber shot.
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Scioto County
James Scott
Scott
Gary T. Underwood
Arthur Sprouse
Underwood
Sprouse
Corrections Department
Ohio Highway Patrol
Wayne
Lester Raney
Raney
Rane
Bennett Cooper
Cooper
Senate Unit Approves 17 State Rail System
The Senate Commerce Committee backed a bill for a 17 state rail plan to reorganize railroads in the Northeast and Midwest within 12 months. Hartke said private operation would be used and nationalization would be avoided. The ICC would assess passenger mail and defense needs while including DC and 17 states.
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Senate Commerce Committee
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Midwest
Hartke
Nixon
ICC Emergency Office
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Ohio
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Ist Call Rents Apartment Through Action Ad
Mrs. Willard Brooks of New Marshfield used an Action Ad to advertise an apartment. The unit was rented via the first call and before her own newspaper arrived, illustrating rapid response to classified notices.
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Willard Brooks
New Marshfield
Brown Considers Governor or Senate Run After Exit From LG
Ohio Governor or U S Senate likely on the table for John Brown after he said he will not seek another term as lieutenant governor. He did not oppose U S Senator William Saxbe if Saxbe runs again but would challenge former Governor James Rhodes.
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Columbus, Ohio
John Brown
U.S. Senate
U.S
William Saxbe
Ohio
James R. Rhodes
Milk price hike for producers approved in Central Ohio
Milk companies will pay producers one cent more per quart starting July 30, announced by the Central Ohio Cooperative Milk Producers, Inc. The increase was delayed from July 1 due to a national price freeze.
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Columbus, Ohio
Central Ohio Cooperative Milk Producers, Inc
Weather Update Forecast Cloudy Warm Humid With Showers
Forecaster notes cloudy, warm and humid conditions tonight and Friday with showers and thundershowers. Lows tonight in the upper 60s to low 70s, highs Friday in the upper 80s, turning cooler late Friday afternoon. Details, Page 2.
Connally Resignation Highlights Nixon White House Turmoil
Washington reports say John B. Connally quit the Nixon White House amid questions on the administration’s stability after Watergate era resignations. Laird defends access while considering his future as Nixon's top domestic adviser, as Connally plans to rejoin his Houston law firm.
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John B. Connally
Nixon White House
Melvin R. Laird
Defense
John D. Ehrlichman
May
Nixon
Laird
White House
Congress
Connally
Texas
Secretary of the Treasury
Houston
Monday Connally
Capitol
Ronald L. Ziegler
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