Two Surgeries in Nine Months Glenda Bearbower Story
Glenda Bearbower, nine, from Adams Minnesota, underwent two leg amputations after a February fall led to cancer. She faced a first operation in Rochester Mayo Clinic and a second in November, returning home on crutches and later an artificial limb. Her family relies on community aid and a benefit fund set up at Farmers State Bank of Adams.
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Glenda Bearbower
St. Marys Hospital
Rochester
Adams
Mrs
Marshall Bearbow
Pat Sargent
Glenda
Marshall Bearbower
Mayo Clinic
Nancy
Adams School
Marshall Lutheran Church
Ricky
Randy
Roger
Rex
Brenda
Minnesota
Independence
Iowa
Farmers State Bank of
Hormel reports 1971 earnings rise to 16.66 million
Geo. A. Hormel & Co. of Austin announces 1971 fiscal year earnings of 16.664 million on sales of 686.487 million, up 6.731 million from 1970 after a two for one stock split. EPS 3.50 on 4.76 million shares. dividend rate 75 cents.
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Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Austin
Midwest Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Nixon may invoke Taft Hartley to end dock strike
President Nixon may invoke the Taft Hartley Act to force East Coast longshoremen back to work amid a 55 day dock strike. Federal mediator counts it a real possibility after talks in Miami Beach. ILA and allied unions say cooling off may be required. 45 000 ILA members plus 30 000 others affected.
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Washington
Nixon
Gulf Coast
J. Curtis Counts
Miami Beach
Fla
ILA
Anthony Scotto
Taft-Hartley
Gleason
James Dickman
Council of North Atlantic Shipping Association
Top economic adviser resigns from Council of Economic Advisers
Washington AP. Dr. Paul W. McCracken resigns as chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers effective Jan 1. He is replaced by vice chairman Dr. Herbert Stein, an activist economist involved in the wage price freeze and Phase 2 machinery. Stein says policy will be made to work.
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Washington
White House
Paul W. McCracken
Council of Economic Adviser
Herbert Stein
Nixon
McCracken
Ronald L. Ziegler
University of Michigan
Ziegler
Michigan
Economic Council
Stein
Camp David
GM asks price panel OK for 2.5% price hike
General Motors asks the Price Commission to approve a 2.5 percent rise in 1972 prices for cars trucks and options. Ford boosts its request to 4.4 percent and Toyota raises U S prices again. The Pay Board allows merit raises within ranges and Nixon names a Rent Advisory Board led by Thomas B Curtis.
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General Motors Corp
The
Price Commission
American Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Toyota
Japan
United States
Bethlehem Steel
Continental Can Co
Dow Jones
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Nixon
Rent Advisory Board
Missouri
Thomas B. Curtis
Nixon Pompidou to meet in Azores before trips
President Nixon will meet French President Georges Pompidou in the Azores on December 13 and 14 to discuss international issues ahead of his China and Moscow visits. He will also meet Portugal’s prime minister Marcelo Caetano during the trip. India says its troops have orders to attack across the Pakistan border in self defense and have done so. Senegal’s President Senghor and Nigeria’s Gowon arrive in Israel on a Middle East peace mission seeking details on borders and guarantees. They traveled from Cairo after Sadat asked Israel to outline withdrawal terms from occupied Arab lands.
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Washington
Nixon
Georges Pompidou
Azores
China
Moscow
White House
Portugal
Marcelo Caetano
India
Pakistan
Indira Gandhi
Leopold Senghor
Senegal
Yakubu Gowon
Nigeria
Israel
Middle East
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Thanksgiving Day Office Closures Announced
All city and county offices will be closed for Thanksgiving. The Geo A Hormel Co and many Austin stores will close as will the Austin Daily Herald and post office deliveries except special items. Mail will be dispatched and placed in boxes at the post office.
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Geo. A. Hormel Co
Austin
Austin Daily Herald
China to define role in UN disarmament talks
Ambassador Huang Hua was to address the U N General Assembly outlining China’s future stance on disarmament. He was expected to cover overall approach rather than just the Soviet proposal for a world conference. China has rejected private summit talks and criticized secret deals between Russia and the United States.
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China
United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Huang Hua
General Assembly
Geneva
Huang
Peking
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota Highway Department
Ray Lappegaard
Wendell Anderson
Lappegaard
Highway Department
Lappagaard
Hormel Co. Baves
M. B. Thompson
I, J. Holton
Thomas Gleason
International Longshoremen’s Association
Dock
Main Street
Austin Utilities
Court House Square
Associated Press
Herald
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