AFBF urges continued food aid to needy areas abroad
At the American Farm Bureau Federation convention in Chicago delegates urged the United States to continue food donations to needy regions. Funding would come from existing farm program subsidies, not new taxpayer costs, aiming to shift to market forces while expanding future production and reducing government controls. The convention also criticized new farm programs and endorsed studying a North American free trade area model.
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Wilson Ignores African Walkout as U.N. Support Sought
Prime Minister Harold Wilson appealed to the General Assembly for Britain to press its Rhodesia policy. African delegations walked out as he spoke. he pledged continued efforts until constitutional rule returns and ruled out force. He planned talks with President Johnson on Rhodesia and Vietnam.
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Contract Settlement Ends Month-Long Red Owl Snyder Strike
The 28 day work stoppage against Red Owl and Snyder Drug was settled at noon Wednesday as Local 6-578 ratified an agreement merging the Snyder drug contract into the Red Owl grocery contract. Five drug store employees gain 33 cents hourly retroactive to June 5 with 12 11 and 10 cent raises over three years. Pickets were removed and business resumed at the Mall store. Local 9 will donate Christmas turkeys to the affected workers.
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Red-Hot Ride Back to Earth Climaxes Space Rendezvous
Gemini 6 astronauts complete a dramatic return to earth after a space rendezvous. The mission culminates with a splashdown roughly 660 miles south of Bermuda this morning as the spacecraft ends its historic orbiting sequence.
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Bitter Storm Sweeps Southwest Into Western Plains
A bitter storm drenched the Southwest with heavy snow totaling up to 14 inches in lower areas and spread into the western Plains. U.S. 66 closed near Moriarity, New Mexico, and Arizona reported up to 20 inches in Taos with subzero readings. A bus rollover near Melrose, New Mexico, and a fatal truck overturn north of Lovington were reported as drivers faced hazardous roads and poor visibility.
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Variable clouds bring scattered snow flurries Friday
Weather forecast notes variable cloudiness with scattered snow flurries on Friday. No significant temperature change expected with colder tonight. lows range 10 to 15 degrees and Friday highs reach 25 to 32 degrees.
Editorial and Page Schedule for Women and Markets
The page slate lists Editorials and area pages for Women sections on pages 4 6 7 8 with market coverage on page 16 and comics on page 17. Christmas Story appears on page 13, outlining section placements and page counts.
Jets Strike North Vietnam as Haiphong Power Cut Deepens
U S warplanes return to North Vietnam with raids aimed at Haiphong and surrounding targets While Hanoi loses about a quarter of its power and Haiphong sustains significant outages Com mu nist forces attack Saigon area and engage Marine South Vietnamese units across the rice valley battle fronts widen in the Harvest Moon operation Security incidents include a Viet Cong bombing in Nha Be and other shelling incidents around Saigon.
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Rochester banker Cotter embezzlement case dropped
State charges against 53 year old Rochester banker Joseph S. Cotter were dismissed after he pleaded guilty to federal misapplication of 75000 from the First National Bank of Rochester. Municipal Judge William S. Laplant granted the motion by Olmsted County Attorney D P Mattson.
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Traffic Deaths State Today and In Past Years
A brief historical record shows traffic fatality counts reported for the Iowa region with figures labeled for today and years past. The entries list today numbers alongside older counts, indicating a comparative tally of fatalities over time.
Sign salutes astronauts as they orbit earth
Mrs Connie Young of Seabrook and Mrs Robert Sheppard of Dickinson pose in Webster Texas with a bank sign praising astronauts Frank Borman and Jim Lovell in orbit since December 4 while the flip side salutes Walter Schirra and Tom Stafford. AP Wirephoto.
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Schirra Sets New Mark in Gemini 6 Landing at Sea
Astronauts Walter Schirra and Thomas Stafford return Gemini 6 to Earth aboard the Wasp after a dramatic rendezvous with Gemini 7. The capsule splashed 12 miles from the carrier in the Atlantic, with both crewmen in good condition and greeted by cheering sailors.
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Publisher's Wife Dies in St. Cloud at 55
Mrs. Frederick C. Schilplin, wife of the St. Cloud Daily Times publisher, a civic leader, died of a heart attack aged 55. She served as vice president of Times Publishing Co. and as vice president and secretary of Security Blank Book and Printing Co. of St. Cloud.
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Coral Reefs Age Set at 25 Million
In Honolulu AP report the Institute of Geophysics at the University of Hawaii estimates Midway Islands coral reefs are at least 25 million years old based on rock samples drilled through Midway's volcanic rock.
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Tonga Names New Ruler After Queen Salote Death
King Taufa Ahau Tupou II succeeds his mother Queen Salote on the Tonga Islands throne after her death in Auckland where she was treated for cancer and diabetes. The British protected archipelago has about 56 000 residents. Tupou is 47.
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