Food industry predicts price hikes for milk and bread
NEW YORK based spokesmen forecast milk prices rising 10 percent and bread up 20 percent for the year by December. A third spokesman, Richard Lyng, predicted meat prices will fall but not to prior lows. egg and poultry prices should hold. The trio spoke at a Super Market Institute briefing. Mehren, Lyng, and Mead represented farm and meat groups with notable government service backgrounds.
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New York
UPI
Richard Lyng
Lyng
George L. Mehren
William D. Mead
Campbell Taggart Inc
Dallas
Mehren
Mead
Nixon
Agriculture
Clifford Hardin
Ralph Nader
Lying
Amin Threatens Americans as Uganda Sees War Rift
Ugandan President Idi Amin warned he would break diplomatic ties and imprison all American citizens in Uganda if the United States joins a Middle East war. He singled out American Charge dAffaires Robert Keeley and said Americans would remain jailed until U S forces withdraw. Amin added that Americans except American Jews could visit Uganda as tourists.
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Kampala
Uganda
UPI
Idi Amin
United States
Middle East
Amin
Robert Keeley
Six found alive in capsized dredge off Calais
Rescuers cut an air hole into the capsized dredge Cap de la Hague as six sailors inside the hull were confirmed alive after 24 hours. Coast guard and frogmen battled waves and darkness while a decompression chamber was prepared for safe rescue and removal from the vessel four miles off Sangatte.
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Sangatte
France
UPI
English Channel
Cap de la Hague
Calais
Congress signals Nixon Dont pick John Connally
Congress across party lines signals opposition to John Connally as Nixon's vice presidential pick. ONeill and Ford allies urge rejection while conservatives join the chorus. Several alternative names including Rockefeller Reagan Evans Scott Baker Goldwater Bush are floated. Cannon notes Connallys party switch may block hearings.
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UPI
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House
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Massachusetts
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Silvio Conte
Connecticut
Gerald R. Ford
Connally
Agnew
Capitol Hill
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
California
Ronald Reagan
Daniel Evans
Senate
Hugh Scott
William P. Rogers
Howard H. Baker, Jr
Tennessee
George D. Aiken
Melvin R. Laird
William D. Ruckelshaus
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
John J. Williams
Delaware
Barry M. Goldwater
Arizona
GOP
George Bush
Hot Springs
Plot to sell Monsanto trade secrets nets two arrests
Willis Thornton Jr a Maryland Heights meat salesman was charged with transporting stolen Monsanto documents after attempting to sell three secrets to an FBI agent posing as a rival. Warren Fatz of St Peters Mo was arrested for transporting the stolen documents to Chicago. Bail set at 30000. Authorities call it the largest industrial espionage case in U S history.
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Chicago
UPI
Willis Thornton Jr
Monsanto Chemical Co
FBI
St. Louis
Warren Fatz
St. Peters
Fatz
Monsanto
Thorton
Thornton
Stauffer Chemical Co
Westport
Conn
Stauffer
Penn Central Admits One Third Of Tracks Unsafe
Penn Central disclosed that more than a third of its 20 000 miles of tracks are not safe for trains faster than 15 mph and seeks a waiver from federal safety standards to avoid a $49 million upgrade cost. The FRA ordered a hearing for Oct 16 as the railroad faces possible liquidation and daily fines of 2500 for unsafe operation.
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Penn Central
Washington
UPI
Penn Central Railroad
Federal Railroad Administration
Maine
Amtrak Ordered to Prioritize Passenger Trains Nationally
UPI reports that House and Senate conferees require railroads to give passenger trains priority over freight as part of Amtrak service quality measures. The directive also expands consumer representation on Amtrak's board of directors to better reflect rider interests.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Amtrak
House-Senate Conference Committee
Transportation Department
Double bill and rail funding steer weekend at local cinemas
Harte Theatre showcases The Poseidon Adventure and The Other in a contrasting double feature while Cinema I and II offer Campus Swingers and The Young Seducers amid overall drive-in, outdoor and classic drama screenings. Elsewhere Amtrak funding moves toward increased independence with a $154.3 million bill and a revised board structure to boost service quality and consumer representation.
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Stratton Mountain Base
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THE
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Shelley Winters
Tom Tryon
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Warren Oates
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Manchester
Day of the Jackal
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Hathaway’s
North Hoosick
N.Y
Room of Chains
Alex Cord
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John Marley
Cmcal
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Transport of New Jersey
Dollar Nnte Cinema
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New Harte Ait Main Street
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Irwin Allens
Pase
Poseidon
SAT
Parents Magazine
Leslie Caron
Mel Ferrer
Gabor
Lili
Hevy
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