Milk pricing debate shapes eastern Iowa milk orders
At a Milwaukee convention 8000 farmers backed Oren Lee Staley in urging a holding action to raise bottling milk to 6.05 a cwt. A Cedar Rapids hearing with 37 attendees discussed new pricing formulas for Class II milk. Proposals include a three price plan and a cottage cheese grade A milk differential.
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National Farmers Organization Annual Convention
Milwaukee
Oren Lee Staley
Montrose Hotel
Cedar Rapids
NFO
Towa
Midwest
Iowa
Des Moines
Elrod
Minnesota-Wisconsin
Billion Needed for Iowa Roads by 1975
Martin Wiley of Cedar Rapids told the Good Roads Assn at its Cedar Rapids session that studies show Iowa must spend at least one billion dollars on roads by 1975. He warned that nearly a half billion more would be needed to have modern highways by 1975, not 1965, based on a Roads Assn study led by Mark Morris.
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Cedar Rapids
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Roosevelt Hotel
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Roads Assn
Mark Morris
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Iowa
General Assembly
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Iowa Good Roads backs wheel tax to fund roads
The Iowa Good Roads Association approved seven financing proposals for the highway program including a $5 annual wheel tax per vehicle to raise about $7.75 million yearly. It would allocate funds on a local basis to cities towns and counties while reducing agricultural gasoline tax refunds by three cents per gallon. The group warned of a $1 billion highway bill through 1975 and over $1.9 billion by 1985, urging legislature to act.
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Iowa Good Roads Assn
Association
Iowa
Thestate
Wiley
Automotive Safety Foundation
France and Soviet Union Deplore Vietnam War Tensions
Paris and Moscow issued a joint communique denouncing the Vietnam conflict as the main obstacle to easing international tensions. They blamed external intervention for the war’s gravity and warned that U.S. aggression deepens human and material losses as Kosygin returned home after a nine day visit.
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France
Soviet Union
Vietnam
Alexei Kosygin
U.S
Kos‘ygin
America
African Voices Call for British Military Move
United Nations Zambia urged British military action as the only way to topple Rhodesia’s white minority rule. Simon Kapwepwe questioned Britain's sanctions plan, while George Brown signaled support for an oil embargo limited to Rhodesia. The UK Commons backed mandatory sanctions, a first for the Security Council.
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Rhodesia
George Brown
U.N. Security Council
Nikolai Fedorenko
Brown
Simon Kapwepwe
Security Council
Britain
Lian Smith
Ivery
South Africa
House of Commons
Smith
Guinea
Marol Acklar
Smothering Allegation Against Doctor Described In Court
Marjorie Farber testified in Freehold that Dr. Carl Cappolino smothered her husband Bill with a pillow. She recalled his remark about the difficulty of dying and described how he pressed the pillow over Bill’s head.
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Freehold
Marjorie Farber
Carl Cappolino
Cappolino
Bill
Negroes Riot in Tuskegee After White Acquitted
About 600 Negro students damaged at least 12 businesses in a three hour demonstration in Tuskegee after a white man was acquitted in the slaying of a Tuskegee Institute student. Police reported no arrests, but windows and a bank door were harmed and a bottle case stolen.
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Tuskegee
Ala
Tuskegee Institute
Charles Keever
Keever
Alton Taylor
Tuskegee Public Safety
Opelika
Marvin Segress
Samuel Younge, Jr
Younge
Black Power
Mine saved bridge as Viet Cong tugged explosive raft
Saigon Viet Cong miners pushed a camouflaged mine toward the Bien Hoa bridge but a guard fired two shots from his carbine and detonated the device 60 feet from the span. The blast damaged trucks but did not collapse the bridge while authorities warned of a 190 pound charge and possible submerged attackers.
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Saigon
Bien Hoa
Rusk Rules Out Long Raid Halt in Vietnam Talks
Secretary of State Rusk, arriving in Saigon for a three day visit, said the United States would not suspend bombing North Vietnam for an extended period unless Hanoi reciprocates by halting its actions. He noted no indication from the other side that it favors moving the issue to negotiations and spoke of encouragement over Vietnam’s improving situation. Rusk met at Tan Son Nhut after a Viet Cong attack and began a series of informal briefings with officials.
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Saigon
Rusk
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Formosa
Rush
Vietnam
Tan Son Nhut
Elenry Cabot Lodge
President Johnson Flies From Texas Ranch to Washington
President Johnson returns to Washington after a three week stay at a Texas ranch. He travels for budget talks and other official duties as part of a routine post trip schedule.
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Washington
Big Texas Ranch
Johnson
Churches Urge U N Role Shift in Vietnam War
The National Council of Churches urged that U S policy in Vietnam move toward international responsibility under the U N The assembly called for phased troop withdrawals and a halt to bombing North Vietnam, seeking negotiations and broader U N involvement. The body represents 34 denominations with about 42 million members.
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Miami Beach
Vietnam
U.N
General Assembly of the
National Council of Churches
U.S
North Vietnam
Robert Bilhemer
Council
Think BiG and you're fired Convent
Readable fragment hints at a dismissive work note or motto about a manager or program at a convent tied to a compact car story. Names, dates, or clear events are not present to confirm specifics. The item appears as a clipped caption or teaser with unclear attribution.
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Siem
Tory
Convent
Waves of bombers strike communist positions in Vietnam
Three U.S. planes were downed as waves of 452 bombers hit communist positions in South Vietnam. Raids targeted areas near Saigon and extended across multiple locations, signaling intensified aerial pressure in the ongoing conflict.
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South Vietnam
Saigon
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