Charge St. Cloud Packer With Act Violation
St. Cloud Meat Packing Co. is charged with violating the Packers and Stockyards Act for buying 23 head of livestock on a grade and yield basis in May without proper seller identification records. The complaint accuses the firm of accounting to sellers on grades and dressed weights not reflecting actual deliveries. A formal hearing will be held to present the case, with a USDA judicial officer to decide the outcome.
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St. Cloud Meat Packing Co
Packers and Stockyards Act
Cepartment of Agriculture
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St. Cloud Meat Packing
State Couple Celebrate 80th Wedding Anniversary
Ole and Otila Sholberg of Fergus Falls Minnesota celebrate 80 years of marriage. The couple known for perseverance plan a radio service at Bethlehem Lutheran Church with family present and a letter from President Lyndon Johnson.
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Minn
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Frank Meder
Otto Dale
Republicans See Gap in LBJ Policy to Aid GOP Drive
Washington Republicans predict Johnson must choose between inflation and expanded war spending, arguing a bigger Viet Nam bill and higher domestic costs could boost GOP prospects. Dirksen and Ford warn of a tightening budget and urge military pressure while courting voter support ahead of elections.
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Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
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Ford
Dirksen
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Haiphong
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Higher Than Average Paycheck May Face Bigger Withholding
The proposal would shift from a flat withholding rate to a graduated system, increasing deductions for higher earners while lowering them for some in lower brackets. Treasury and White House weigh using withholding as an inflation brake, aiming to align withheld amounts with actual tax while avoiding an explicit tax rise.
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Treasury
Johnson
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Firemen Put Out Car Fire at Rochester Station
Off-duty firefighter John Peters Jr drove his car to Engine Co 20 where the front seat burst into flames from hot ash from his cigar. Firefighters extinguished the blaze quickly.
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Rochester
N.Y
John Peters Jr
Peters
Rochester Postmaster Aide Walter Tortermain Dies at 54
Funeral services were held Wednesday for Walter E Tortermain, assistant Rochester postmaster and sculptor whose works had been shown in several states. Tortermain died Monday of a heart attack at age 54.
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Rochester, Minn
Walter E. Tortermain
Rochester
Tortermain
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