Iowa Grain Trade Leaders dispute NFO corn soy sale claims
Iowa grain leaders disputed an NFO official's claim that members sold large amounts of corn and soybeans after Chicago market close. The report quotes NFO president Oren Staley and notes varied elevator purchases across 16 states with contracts signed by some elevators and growers.
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Iowa
NFO
Towa
National Farmers Organization
Chicago
Oren Lee Staley
Farmer Grain Dealers Assn
Robert Stier
Grand Meadow
Mower County
Grain Board
Owen VanBuskirk
Brownsdale
George Gehling
Richard Murphy
Lyle
William Sheely
Austin
Orville Lassig
Dexter Elevator
Franklin Stephenson
Racine
Huntting Elevator
Prairie
Speltz Grain Co
Albert Lea
London
Myrtle
Glenville
Huntting
Rose Creek
Huntting Line
Sargeant and
LeRoy Elevators
Brownsdale Elevator
Staley
Commodity Credit Corporation
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MacGregor Announces Run for Fourth Term in House
Rep. Clark MacGregor of Minnesota declares he will seek a fourth term in the U.S. House. He says he will not run for Senate or Minnesota governor and plans to seek party endorsement at the 3rd District convention on April 30 and file in July. He notes year round sessions hinder statewide campaigns and plans to campaign for fellow Republicans between adjournment and election day.
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Minneapolis
Clark MacGregor
R-Minn
MacGregor
Washington
U.S. Senate
Minnesota
Senate
House of Representatives
al Quie
Elmer L. Andersen
Yanks Cripple Well on Way to Recovery
Rain clouds hover over the Yankees spring camp but in the clubhouse excitement grows as Mickey Mantle, the veteran star nicknamed the magnificent cripple, advances his homecoming from his fifth major league operation. He is reportedly mending quickly after a shoulder bone chip removal from last winter’s touch football injury.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Fewer Elk More Moose in Minnesota Survey
The Conservation Department reports winter aerial surveys show more moose but fewer elk in Northern Minnesota. In Red Lake area flights found 337 moose in 15 square miles versus 317 a year earlier, while elk sightings in northeastern Minnesota dropped from 27 to 22.
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ST. Paul
Conservation Department
Minnesota
Red Lake
Morse Attacks U S Viet Nam Policy In Speech
Morse attacks U S policy and actions in Viet Nam in a national address. AP wirephoto shows a wall knocked out near two explosion points, illustrating the impact of the events discussed.
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Viet Nam
White House
Bill Moyers
Blake
Flemming
Moyers
Morse
U.S
Morse Says Aiding War Bill Expands Viet Nam Conflict
Oregon Senator Wayne Morse attacked a 4.8 billion war funding bill, warning it would widen US combat into Thailand and double American forces. He pledged to attach a rider to rescind the 1964 Johnson blank-check resolution, while President Johnson promoted the package amid Senate debate.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Wayne Morse
Thailand
Oregon Democrat
Senate
Asia
Congress
Morse
U.S
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard B. Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Oregonian
South Viet Nam
Laos
Dominican Republic
House
North
Eight Count Indictment for Friede Linked to Narcotics Death
A grand jury indicted Robert Friede, heir to the Annenberg publishing empire, on eight counts including two of first degree manslaughter in the narcotics death of Celeste Crenshaw found in the trunk of a car he drove on February 7. The case ties Friede to Walter Annenberg and the Philadelphia Inquirer. In a separate note, the Pentagon announced March draft calls are reduced by 10,500 to 22,400 due to higher enlistment, the lowest since last August.
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Friede
Pentagon Washington
Pentagon
Defense Department
Selective Service
Apollo Moonship Set for Unmanned Launch Saturday
Cape Kennedy forecast favors clear weather for the first unmanned Apollo moonship launch, now scheduled between 7:45 and 11:15 a.m. EST after prior weather delays. The same day Washington reports NASA grants total 460000 to Minnesota for new or supplementary research as part of a 15-university program.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Space Agency Today
Washington
University of Minnesota
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
AFL-CIO Leaders Laud LBJ Viet Nam Stand
AFL-CIO leaders praise President Johnson's Viet Nam policy and attack Senator Kennedy's critique. Meany says Kennedy should study history as the council avoids naming him. The labor federation backs keeping wage hikes to 1.40 this year with no 1968 raise, tying labor support to wage policy and broader Democratic loyalties.
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Afl-Cio
LBJ
Viet Nam
Miami Beach
Fla
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
George Meany
Kennedy
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Labor Federation
New York Democrat
United States
White House
Aflcio
Meany
Robbinsdale man placed on probation after auto death
James M. Kroohn of Robbinsdale was given a five year probation by District Judge Irving R. Brand after being convicted of criminal negligence in the death of 15 year old John LoPac of Robbinsdale.
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Minneapolis
James M. Kroohn
Robbinsdale
Irving R. Brand
John LoPac
Testimony Stricken in Mossler Trial Over Kidnap Plot
A key state testimony against Candace Mossler and her nephew Melvin Powers was stricken after a witness recanted dates. Judge Schulz ruled the prison record may have misled the witness, leaving the original testimony on record but invalid. The six week trial neared its end as defense argued Mossler had many enemies and motive linked to her husband’s death.
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Arthur Everett
Miami, Fla
Candace Mossler
Melvin Lane Powers
Arthur Grimsley
Arkansas State Penitentiary
Powers
George Schulz
Miami
Mossler
Fred Roy Weissel
Jacques Messier
Weissel
Dade
Ghana's new rulers denounce Nkrumah abuse of rights
In Accra the military leaders announce a National Revolutionary Council claiming Nkrumah abused rights and ran the country as personal property. They accuse gross economic mismanagement, pledge immediate radical policy changes, and note fighting at the presidential compound with casualties and prisoner releases to follow.
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Kenneth L
Nkrumah
Peking
Ghana coup topples Nkrumah era governs in Ghana
United Nations officials noted the 10,000 strong army led by Col Kaoto ka seized power. Parliament was dissolved and Nkrumah dismissed as Ghana’s coup unfolds in Peking where he was with President Nkrumah. The U.S. State Department avoided comment on recognition.
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United Nations
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Ghana
U.N. General Assembly
Peking
Kwame Nkrumah
Nkrumah
Col
E. K. Kotoka
Convention People’s Party
State Department
Washington
U.S
Tokyo
Accra
Organization of African Unity
British Commonwealth
Britain
Rhodesia
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World Council of Churches
Arthur S. Flemming
National Council of Churchs
NCC
Herald Farm
NFO Grain Commodity Department
Republican Party
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Elba High School
Elba
Ala
Oregon
Bill
Harry Kelly
Georgia
Humphrey
U. of M
Pic
Steve Hamlin
Lamont, Calif
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Bong Son
SPS
Jasper Tassaleena
Clarville, Tenn
Saigon
Arkansas Penitentiary
Percy Foreman
Governors’ Lodge
Sunrise Drive
Foreman
Usher Fort
J. A. Akakrah
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