Prices May Be Kept Stable If Farmers Sell Now
The Associated Press reports that farmers may keep prices steady as the 60 day price freeze limits wholesale and retail costs. Processors warn if farm prices rise too high buyers may disappear, risking scarce potatoes and other produce on shelves.
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H.A. Johnson Co
Boston
Bill Beust
Associated Grocers
Kansas City
Watergate Testimony Reveals Haldeman Awareness
Senate sources report Magruder will testify that Haldeman knew of the coverup from the start if immunity is granted. White House confirms a secret list of Nixon contributors exists with Rose Mary Woods and never shown to Nixon. McGovern says the election might have swung differently if the coverup was known. The Washington Post reports Hunt blackmailed the White House for money and clemency, with over 200000 paid and five messages to Nixon figures.
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Magruder
White House
Rose Mary Woods
Nixon
George McGovern
Public Broadcasting Service
The
Washington Post
E. Howard Hunt Jr
the Post
Bob Woodward
Carl Bernstein
Hunt
Post
Lottery plan defeated in Senate for faster enactment
In Columbus the Senate Ways and Means Committee will hear a bill allowing a five member commission to directly establish a state lottery without a prior commission study. Gov Gilligan's 9.9 billion budget debate accompanied the move as Motts touts speed over a full commission review. The House paces progress on age of majority and juvenile justice bills amid other actions.
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Ohio
Senate
Ways and Means
John J. Gilligan
Ronald M. Motts
Parma
Mottl
House Judiciary Committee
House Health and Welfare Committee
Edward J. Orlett
Dayton
House
Stark County Historical Society
New Atlantic Charter Hints Evolving NATO Blueprint
In Copenhagen NATO ministers edge toward a new Atlantic charter as a 25th anniversary effort to deter a Soviet attack. Rogers, Kissinger and McAuliffe push for new principles while Jobert seeks internal agreement. Debates on fishing rights Greece Portugal policy and Soviet talks color the talks ahead of Brezhnev visit.
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Jobert
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Portugal
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NATO
Soviet Union
Leonid Brezhnev
United States
Rogers
Nixon
Brezhnev Walks Newsmen Through Kremlin Quarters
Eleven U S reporters toured Brezhnev's Kremlin rooms in Moscow to counter Western myths about power. He described Politburo meetings and private spaces, shared family notes, and displayed photos with Nixon and Brandt while stressing calm security.
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Soviet Communist Party
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Nixon
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United States
Willy Brandt
Crimea
Federal Funding Need Cited For Toledo Housing Programs
A Toledo hearing urged continued federal housing funding and higher standards. Kenneth Suchan cited 2700 waiting Toledo Metropolitan Housing Authority applications and called for ending the Nixon moratorium. Harry Morell described many federally subsidized projects as substandard.
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U.S
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Senate
Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee
Robert Taft Jr
Kenneth Suchan
Toledo-Lucas County
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