Nixon Campaign Chief Optimistic on Farm Vote
Bernard Brannering reports from Washington that Clayton Yeutter, newly named farm director for the Nixon reelection committee, says he is optimistic about farm vote potential next year. He notes Butz’s policies and Benson era concerns fade as farmers see improved income prospects and government price supports gradually shifting.
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Bernard Brannering
Washington
UPL
Poliical
Mark ‘Twain Gard
Cs i
Priday
Clayton Yeutter
Yeutter
Earl L. Butz
Fara Tal Benson
Butz
Benson
Efort
Noveer
Yeutter Sale
Yeutler
Byule
Criles
Yeulter
Auctioneer notices and sales across multiple farms
Fragmented readable lines describe numerous farm sales and auctions from December through January. Names such as Tinchy Angus, Jon Baker, Kenneth Kohls, and Marvin Mon dish appear with locations like Atburnly Sloan and NW of Anamosa. Times range early morning to afternoon, with terms and crop lots cited in a crowded listing format.
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Dec
Tinchy Angus
Lo and
Be Ange Fas
Atburnly Sloan Owt
Math
Elnter Shebetka
Swlaher
Grose Out
Wands
Maths Tvecinek
Jon Baker
Woot NG
Branali
T Pane Itiaehie
Lloyd Benson
Centar
Roint
Sune
Bec
Woods
Tyler
Casxatte
Wed
Dar
Avetion
Holstsints
Mach
Kenneth Kohls
Bee
Poods
Harlin Powen
Central
Clive Coshay Saiy
Wtock
Marvin Mondish
Whitten
Clore
Officials Doubt Government Buys Much Corn
Washington AP. Agriculture department expects few offers to sell as it plans open market purchases to lift corn prices. Secretary Harl L. Butz moved quickly, but USDA sources say activity will be low despite promises of a determined purchase. Prices show signs of improvement amid questions over possible Congress actions on reserve plans and price supports.
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Venlter
G.O.P
Washington
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Harl L. Butz
Wegan
USDA
Kansas City
Congress
Young Elected Chairman of Cedar Rapids Area Ag Bureau
Francis Young was chosen chair of the Cedar Rapids Marion Area Chamber of Commerce agricultural bureau on Thursday afternoon, succeeding Cleon Herriott. Nearly 30 attended the annual meeting as the bureau reported expanded activities in Marion, student loans to Kirkwood Community College entrants, and a farm tour program.
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Cedar Rapids-Marion Area
Francis Young
Cedar Rapids
Marlon Area Chamber of Commercee Agricultural Bureau
Cleon Heericl
Bureau
Young
Herriott
Bureal
Marion Area
Kirkwood Community College
Joan Fund
Miller Objects To U S Sale of Argentine Corn
Senator Tack Miller says the White House must explain why Congress and the public were not told that half of the 10 million bushels of corn shipped to the Soviet Union since November 5 could come from Argentina. He notes dock strikes delayed shipments and seeks assurance shipments from U S stocks if pools remain open.
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Washington
Tack Miller
R-Ions
White House
Congress
Russia
Clareive Palmby
House
Soviet Union
Argentina
Miller
U.S
Soviet minister eyes long term corn trade with United States
Washington AP report says Russian agriculture minister Matskevich signals interest in a long term deal to buy U S corn to expand livestock production. He noted that feed needs time to grow and that talks with U S trade officials are expected to cover volumes and possible billions of dollars in future sales.
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U.S
Earl L. Butz
Washington
Mafstevich
Leid‘ing
Visdimir V. Matskevicht
Matskevich
Rusa Rice
Boylet Stans
United States
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