2 E Rowans Show Daily Champions
The schedule lists events at a fair with judging for Suffolk Oxford Dor set and Cheviot rabbits, pottery making at the Pottery Center, Jo Jo the clown, Lipko's Comedy Chimps, microwave oven demos, a lumber jack act, performances by Jimmy Dean and the Imperials, and dancing at Fun Time Square with late night entertainment.
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Suffolk
Oxford
Dorset
Cheviot
Fine Arts
Jo Jo
Lipko
Danny Sailor
Jimmy Dean
The
Imperials
Jack O'Johns
Southdown
Hampshire
Shropshire
Farm Youth Center
Fun Time Square
All-Iowa fair opens with livestock judging and acts
Saturday at the All-Iowa fair in Cedar Rapids drew 20 097 attendees. Grand champion dairy animals were led by Linn county exhibitor Gerald Koss Mt. Vernon with Ski Pal Prince Peppy and Si Pal Flashy Angie. Brown Swiss domination came from Ralph Bright Eldora with Symbol L and Laurie Pebbles. Other champions noted include Master Gem Alpha from Nabholz brothers West Union and top Jersey female four year old. Continued on Page 3 Col 2.
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Cedar Rapids
Dawn
Linn County
Gerald Koss
Mt. Vernon
Prince Peppy
Koss
Si Pal Flashy
Angie
Fayette County
Nabholz Brothers of
West Union
Master Gem Alpha
Bright
Laurie Pebbles
F. L. McHone
Ames
Chuckle Class Reunion Confusion Ahead Over Haircuts
A humorous note predicts future reunions will be confusing due to everyone having different hairstyles. The lighthearted observation references time, memory, and changing fashion as a playful copyright-era quip.
Soviet Airliner Crashes in Jordan Killing Eight
An 84 aboard twin jet from Amman crashed on takeoff and hit a house, killing eight including three children. Princess Dina and Sherif Ahmed al Haymak survived with no injuries. two Americans, Thomas Olson and his mother, survived unhurt.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Abdel Karim Tarameh
Dina
Sherif Ahmed al Haymak
Thomas Olson
Ford Foundation
Beirut
U.S
Governor Ray Plans Protest of Soybean Embargo
Des Moines Iowa Gov Robert Ray said he will protest the Nixon administration embargo on soybean exports. He criticized price ceilings as harming the free market and foreseeing a meat shortage, arguing the embargo could depress farm prices and create a surplus.
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Des Moines
Robert Ray
Ray
Moon Dims Daylight Across Face of Africa
LOIYENGALANI Kenya AP reports a total solar eclipse across sub-Saharan Africa turning afternoon dark. Tribespeople fled in fear while Moslems and Hindus prayed and animals slept. Researchers in Mauritania and Chad observed from Concorde and desert camps, while American rockets filmed from Nouadhibou. Over 100 scientists gathered at Loiyengalani for data. early assessments vary in success rates.
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Loiyengalani
Kenya
Sub- Sahara Africa
Andre Turcat
France
Fort Lamy
Chad
Atar
Mauritania
Nouadhibou
U.S
Lake Rudolf
Floods Hit Northeastern U S. Six Dead Reported
Heavy weekend rains lashed the Northeast causing rivers to surge in southeastern Pennsylvania and central Vermont. Vermont reported three deaths and Ludlow suffered major damage while three children died in southeastern Pennsylvania and a youth was in critical condition. Other states including New Jersey Massachusetts New Hampshire Connecticut and Maine faced minor flooding risks as waters rose across multiple communities.
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Pennsylvania
Vermont
New Jersey
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Maine
Green
Ludlow
Mitchell Testimony Looms As Watergate Panel Prepares
Senate Watergate panel plans 10 day July Fourth break with staff preparing for questioning of former Attorney General John Mitchell. Mitchell denies involvement but acknowledged pay hush money to Watergate defendants to spare Nixon campaign embarrassment. Details emerge on Colson and labor department interference. Continued: Page 3, Col. 2.
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Washington
Senate
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Nixon
G. Gordon Liddy
Democratic National Committee
Watergate
Jeb Stuart Magruder
The
New York Times
Charles Colson
White House
Labor Department
John Dean
Rule by Coalition Looms After Ulster Election
Belfast voters yield fragmented results as SDLP gains 18 seats and Unionists 22 while Protestant and Alliance parties hold 28 total. Analysts foresee a reluctant Catholic Protestant coalition to share power as BBC and Radio Ulster note potential power sharing amid ongoing violence with 839 deaths since 1969.
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Belfast
UPI
Northern Ireland
Ulster
Social Democratic and Labor Party
SDLP
Moderate Alliance Party
Gerry Fitt
British Broadcasting Corp
BBC
Ulster Radio
Radio Ulster
Craigavon
Londonderry
Nixon officials weigh easing food controls during 60 day price freeze
James McLane of the Freeze Group says relief for the food industry may be considered if drastic cutbacks in agricultural products emerge during the 60 day price freeze. He cautions a few weeks are needed to see the full picture and notes relief would target preventing widespread shortages.
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Washington
James McLane
Cost of Living Council
McLane
Senate approves $19.1 billion budget with anti impoundment provisions
The Senate passed a large appropriation bill totaling 19.1 billion dollars. It funds housing and urban development along with space and science agencies and the veterans programs. The measure includes ant i impoundment clauses to prevent withholding funding.
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Washington
Senate
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Space and Science Agencies
Veter
Nixon to address nation on economy Sunday
President Nixon will deliver a radio address from San Clemente California at noon Sunday focusing on the economy and national financial policies.
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San Clemente, Calif
Senate Puts Anti Impoundment Provisions Into Bill
The senate approved 73 to 1 a budget measure for 12 months starting July 1 totaling 500.8 million more than Nixon request and 1.75 billion less than this year. It includes anti impoundment provisions to withhold funds if agencies do not spend new and existing appropriations. Penalties include possible air conditioning cut in the OMB and freezes on housing and community development programs.
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Ans Administration
Senate
House
Nixon
Senate Appropriations Committee
Office of Management and Budget
Alan Cranston
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Ocean Voyager
Leonard Moore
San Francisco
Alaska
Bering Strait
Uelen
Moore
Russia
E. Rowans
By al Swegle
Ralph Bright
Eldora
Africa
Chinguetti
Maurice
Colson
Congress
Teamsters Union
York Building and Construction Trades Council
Donald Rodgers
National Labor Relations Board
Pennsylvania State Supreme Court
New York Trades Council
New York
Clayton Cotrell
Laurence Silberman
Reluctant Coalition
By Bill Neikirk
Department of Agriculture
Federal Reserve District
Internal Revenue Service
Council
Cranston
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