Farm price freeze could keep agricultural goods steady
The basic need for farmers to sell may stabilize un frozen agricultural prices near wholesale and retail levels. Some processors fear the 60 day freeze could keep products off shelves. Officials discuss supply, demand, and possible export controls to hold farm prices in line.
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Associated Press
Nixon
Frank Montgomery
H.A. Johnson Co
Boston
Bill Beust
Associated Grocers
Kansas City
Jack Zeller
Safeway
Dallas
Robert Toth
Filigree Foods
New York City
Kissinger hints at early Cambodia cease-fire
Kissinger told reporters there might be a cease-fire in Cambodia in the coming weeks as negotiations mature. He noted a Paris cease-fire communique could boost progress while confirming ongoing, complex talks with North Vietnam. Senate votes and potential funding fights shadowed U.S. bombing policy. Cambodia’s ambassador in Washington defended bombing as essential to his government.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Cambodia
Senate
Kissinger
Indochina
House-Senate
Congress
U.S
Paris
Vietnam
le Duc Thon
Tho
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Um Sim
Woman shot by boyfriend then self inflicts fatal wound
In St Paul Minnesota a 29 year old mother of five, Peggy Ann Lindsey, was shot in the head by L C Lofton, 33, at about 2 pm. She died later in hospital. Lofton then reportedly shot himself in the chest with a shotgun after a brief scuffle with the victim’s daughter and a niece in an upstairs bedroom.
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ST. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Peggy Ann Lindsey
L. C. Lofton
Lindsey
New targets for Minnesota Consumer Office
Minnesota Consumer Affairs Office plans a larger staff to probe deceptive advertising practices. Investigations will focus on free gifts with purchases and claims of discounts from a product’s regular price. Regulatory powers from the legislature will aid enforcement.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Sherry Chenoweth
Survey puts moderate living cost for a family of four at 11446
A Labor Department study based on fall 1972 budgets finds a typical four person family needs 11446 annually for a moderate lifestyle, with austerity 7386 and liberal 16558. Costs rose 4 percent for moderate and high budgets, 2.4 percent for austerity from the prior year. Anchorage is most expensive. Southern towns cheapest.
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Washington
Labor Department
Anchorage
Alaska
U S Soviet summit eyed for permanent nuclear curbs pact
The White House says the talks at the U S Soviet summit may not yield a full SALT agreement but could advance permanent arms limits. Kissinger anticipates extensive discussions to steer future negotiators toward broader curbs as Nixon and Brezhnev convene at White House Camp David and San Clemente with state visits, dinners, and formal signings planned. Brezhnev meets with American reporters in Moscow and travels to the U S for talks and a Camp David session.
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Washington
White House
Kissinger
Geneva
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Camp David
San Clemente
Calif
Viser
Brezhnev
Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
April inventories beat sales for first time since September
Commerce Department data show total business inventories in April rising 721 million to 199.75 billion, a 4 percent gain, while April sales increased 280 million to 141.65 billion, marking the smallest rise in sales since last June and a shift from March when sales rose 1.8 percent to 141.37 billion.
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Washington
Commerce Department
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