Iowa Secretary Liddy to Fire 11 in Agriculture Dept
Iowa Secretary of Agriculture elect Liddy says he will dismiss 11 state agriculture department employees after December 31 and retain two officials kept from prior administration. He notes former appointees and a milk inspector among those to be fired and identifies two retained leaders in meat, poultry inspection and milk laboratory chief roles.
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Des Moines
L. B. Liddy
Iowa
Agriculture Dept
Agriculture
Kenneth Owen
Liddy
Owen
Nicholas Coad
LeMars
Coad
Richard Dennler
le Mars
Dennler
Iowa State University
Army
Hansen
Davis
Jordan Offers Iraqi Saudi Troop Entry With U.N. Withdrawal
Jordan said it would allow Iraqi and Saudi troops into its territory within two months only if U.N. peacekeeping forces are withdrawn from the Israel UAR frontier. The move aims to placate fears of a destabilizing intervention while U.N. forces number about 4,000 patrolling the 145 mile border.
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Amman
Jordan
U.N
Israel
United Arab Republic
United Nations
Middle East
Hussein
U.A.R
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Yemen
Sinai Desert
U S Eager to Send Prisoners Back to Hanoi
U S presidential envoy W Averell Harriman says the United States plans to repatriate some sick or wounded North Vietnamese prisoners of war through the International Red Cross. He noted no fixed date or number and emphasized no prerequisite action from Hanoi while signaling possible prisoner exchanges.
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Madrid
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
United States
Harriman
Hanoi
International Red Cross
North Vietnam
Algeria
Vietnam
Manila
Funds to Instruct Pregnant Pupils Urged in New York
New York City schools seek a 1.09 billion dollar budget for 1967 with a 300000 proposal to teach child care to about 400 pregnant teenage pupils yearly. The plan adds two teaching facilities as 1 876 pregnancies were reported among 200 000 adolescent girls, a 20 percent rise. Current policy suspends pregnant pupils until after birth with shelter options during pregnancy.
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New York
Bernard E. Donovan
Farm Exports Boost U.S. Trade Balance
Washington reports that American farm product exports are growing in significance for the U.S. balance of trade. The Agriculture Department Economic Service notes the farm surplus over agricultural imports has risen in recent years, counterbalancing declines in nonagricultural surpluses.
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Washington
World Trade Reports
Agriculture Department
Economic Service
Oil Flow To Rhodesia From Neighbors Map Shows Route
A map explains Rhodesia's oil supply sources with two thirds arriving by rail from Lourenco Marques in Mozambique and the rest by rail through Johannesburg Mafeking and Botswana or by road via Belt Bridge from South Africa.
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Rodesia
Rhodesia
Mozambique
Lourenco Marqus
South Africa
Johannesburg
Mafeking
Botswane
Belt Bridge
William N. Oatis
U.N
Unfair Labor Practices Charged to Iowa Plant
The Western Iowa Park Co. was found to have engaged in unfair labor practices and provoked a strike. Union Local 1225 has been on strike since Aug. 18 as the plant operates with non strikers since October. Trial Examiner Royster ordered bargaining and reinstatement of strikers if asked, with potential discharge of replacements. The ruling binds both sides unless appealed within 20 days.
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Harlan, Iowa
Western Iowa Park Co
National Labor Relations Board
United Packinghouse Workers Union
Wallace E. Royster
Ju.s. District Court
Royster
NLRB
Saturation Patrol Nets 155 Arrests Across Minnesota
The Minnesota Highway Department reports 1,290 auto checks and 155 arrests during Friday and Saturday night statewide saturation traffic patrols. Arrests included 94 speeding 12 improper license 16 minors with alcohol 21 other driving violations seven open bottle three drunk driving and two faulty equipment. Patrols continue through New Year’s weekend.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota Highway Department
Weather Office Hangs Humorous Sign in Vietnam
In CUCHI South Vietnam meteorologists at the 25th Infantry Division airstrip posted a sign over their weather advisory office reading This is a non prophet organization. The quip aims to lighten mood for pilots during briefing sessions.
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Cuchi
South Vietnam
25Th Infantry Division
Police to add 425 radio cars in New York
Police Commissioner Howard R. Leary says 425 new radio cars will enter service within two weeks, raising the city patrol fleet to 1,374 vehicles.
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NEW York
Howard R. Leary
Nun With a Kidney Transplant Is OK
Sister Monica Decker a 36 year old Catholic nun in Denver was reported in fair condition after receiving a kidney transplant at Colorado General Hospital last Friday The donor was her sister Sister Fabiola Decker 38 a teacher and principal in Walla Walla Washington The siblings belong to the same religious order and were cited in the report as the donor and recipient of the transplant.
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Denver
Monica Decker
Colorado General Hospital
Monica
Fabiola Decker
Fabiola
Walla Walla
Wash
Drive in bandit robs Des Moines restaurant with gun
Police hunt an armed bandit who robbed a McDonald drive-in in Des Moines of more than 1600 dollars early Sunday. Four workers were locked in a freezer while the robber fled with the money. one employee escaped through another door. Other notes include Creston fines for tampering with a vehicle and siblings fleeing Eldora, plus Easter Seal Child 1967 and a Des Moines poisoning case.
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Hunt Drive-In
Des Moines
Priests Favor Marriage in National Catholic Poll
In Kansas City AP report the National Catholic Reporter survey shows 62 percent of rank and file Catholic priests support allowing marriage and 31 percent say they would marry if permitted.
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Kansas City, Mo
National Catholic Reporter
Parade Honors Exiled Bulgarian King at Valley Forge
In Wayne Pennsylvania King Simeon II visiting Valley Forge Military Academy received a regimental parade from visiting alumni and cadets. The scene underscored the unique honor of a rare royal guest at the historic school.
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Wayne, Pa
Valley Forge Military Academy
Simeon II
Bulgaria
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