Victory not unusual for Shaver at Iowa fair
At the Cedar Rapids Hawkeye Downs show Shaver’s Milking Shorthorn and Guernsey cattle dominated. Grand champion Milking Shorthorn went to Ridgewood racy led by Shaver’s team. Heather Schradle handed ribbons as national Milking Shorthorn queen. Notable wins also for Davenport exhibitor Robert Es Howell and Denni Blerschenk of Van Horne.
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Norah Shaver
Hawkeye Downs
Shaver
Anthony Tarnier
Heather Schradle
New Providence
Tower State University
Al-Towa
Robert Es Howell
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Benton County
Dennis Blerschenk
van Horne
TV writers strike settled but fall season in flux
Los Angeles AP reports that after the Writers Guild of America settlement with movie studios, networks face a tight deadline to begin the fall season. NBC risks delays due to reliance on studios, while ABC CBS and others plan adjustments and possible later debuts. The Directors Guild negotiations add uncertainty as producers stockpile scripts and schedule changes loom.
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Los Angeles
Writers Guild of America
New York
Guild
NBC
Universal
The
Sanford Ahd
Latsa
Dom DeLuise
Sind
Diana
Diana Riggs
Net
ABC
Marcus Welby
Owen Marchal
Writers Guild
CBS
All
In the Family
Waltons
Cannon
Medical Center
Lucy
Lucille Ball
Directors ‘Guild of America
Local Listings Show Erratic Schedule Glitches
The fragmentary page lists a jumble of station IDs and odd times. It mentions Des Moines and Dubuque along with unclear program names like Price is Right and Another World. Readers are left with scattered notes and illegible lines across the schedule segment.
Soybean export policy eased under new licensing system
The commerce department imposed an embargo on scrap steel exports over 500 tons for 1973 while easing controls on soybeans and related products. A new policy allows 750000 short tons of oil, cake, and meal to be shipped for the year ending Aug 31. Secretary Dent notes demand surveys justify the change amid rising steel exports.
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Washington
Frederick Dent
Guernsey Judging Highlights at Clayton County Show
The five year old ay Way Secrets Darijan was counted among entries as Ray-May Guernsey farm El kadar exhibited the reserve grand champion female who stood beside the Walker cow in senior judging. G. K. Hopper Toledo showed both the junior champion and reserve junior champion female from Lama County with 39 entries in the Guernsey judging.
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Blerschenk
Dab Nunesdale
Mark Marty
Clayton County
Ray-May Guernsey
Elkadar
Lama County
G. K. Hopper
Toledo
First Worley Plaque Goes To Bohnsack
Sheep exhibitors at the All fowa fair paused after noon to honor veteran showman as officials awarded the first J B Worley memorial traveling plaque. The plaque in the shape of Iowa with Farewell to a Shepherd was presented to Kim Bohnsack 15 of New Liberty exhibitor of the champion pen of three junior market lambs. Kim, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bobby Bohnsack, also showed the champion junior individual market lamb. Kim is an All Iowa hair veteran who showed the champion lamb at the Cedar Rapids show two years ago, her brother Rob now 16 had the pen at all show. Worley owned Burner Valley Haven farm southeast of Ely and managed Town Ram Testing station until his death this spring. Five associates purchased the memorial plaque: Mrs Clement Brough Don Hunter, Mr and Mrs Ross Buller, Mr and Mrs Charles Cottrell, and Mr and Mrs Neal Smith. Other sheep judging results included Wampshires 45 entries champion ram Don Pullin and Sons Waterloo. champion ewe Gilman Brothers Stuart. premier exhibitor Pullin. Shropshires 32 entries champion ram Russell Whitney Fort Dare. champion ewe LTF Davis and Son Tipton.
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J. B. “Ack” Worley
Towa
Kim Bohnsack
New Liberty
Kim
Bobby Bohnsack
Cedar Rapids
Rob
Worley
Burner Valley Haven
Omnile
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Warleys
Clement Brough
Ton
Oswego
Kan
Don Hunter
Ross Buller
Charles Cottrell
Neal Smith
Stanwood
Wampshires
Don Pullin and Sons
Waterloo
Gilman Brothers
Stuart
Pullin
Cedarcrest Farm
Southown
Gillman Brothers
Shropshires
Jam
Russell Whitney
Fort Dare
Davis and Son
Tipton
Whitney
Czech Miners Face Jail for Inspiration
Prague AP reports miners at the Pribeam uranium mine 26 miles south of the capital missed 37 000 work shifts without excuse. The government names two truants as examples and orders them jailed to spur duty and fidelity.
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Inspiration
Prague
Pribeam
Here
Nixon Appeal Use of Racist Catch Phrases Cited by NAACP Official
Indianapolis NAACP convention hears Dr. Buell Gallagher accuse Nixon campaign of stoking white supremacist sentiment. Gallagher, former Talladega College president, notes civil rights movement undermined by alleged rightward racist framing to win votes. He cites 1927 Indianapolis segregation memories to illustrate persistent Jim Crow barriers.
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Nixon
National Association For the Advancement of Colored
Buell Gallagher
NAACP
Richard Nixon
Gallagher
Talladega College
Alabama
City College of New York
Harry Truman
Jim Crow Nation
Citizens Rally as Local Priest Overcharges in Aida Town
In Villa Latina Italy citizens rallied against a priest accused of overcharging for baptisms weddings and funerals over two years. A crowd of about two thousand escorted the priest from town in a car after a dove he fled. The bishop promised a new priest to replace him.
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Villa Latina
Italy
Major Grain Firm in Soviet Deal Accused
Continentai Grain Co. faces charges in Washington alleging the company filed incomplete and inaccurate reports on 1972 futures trading during the Soviet grain deal. The USDA and CEA say the filings violated the Commodity Exchange Act, while Continental denies any willful violation.
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Washington
APE
Tiantat Grain Ca
Dladt
U.S
Russia
U.S. Agriculture Department
USDA
Department
Commodity Exchange Authority
CEA
Continental
Sheldon Berens
New
Wan
Berens
Alex Caldwell
CBA
Iowa corn crop reported in mostly good condition
Iowa crops shown generally optimistic in the weekly Crop and Livestock Report. Corn in good condition at 68 percent, 92 percent normal stands, soybeans with 68 percent good and 21 percent fair, alfalfa first cut nearly done and second cutting proceeding, hay and pastures mostly good to excellent, only 6 percent land with surplus water, 72 percent fields with adequate moisture, six days suitable fieldwork reported.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Towa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Sen Clark Attends U N Conference in Italy
Sen Dick Clark travels to Italy to join the eighth annual United Nations conference organized by the Stanley Foundation of Muscatine. The Iowa Democrat will stay through next week for Amalfi talks on making the UN a more effective peace instrument. He is the sole U S participant this year, accompanied by his wife Jean.
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Washington
Dick Clark
Italy
Stanleys
Foundation
Muscatine
Iowa Democrat
Stanley| Foundation
Maxwell Stanley
Clark
U.S. Congréss
Jean
Grain loading to Soviet scheduled in two weeks
Houston AP managers at four Port of Houston grain elevators say loading American grain for the Soviet Union will be finished in two weeks. Only 12 Russian-bound ships remain to haul mainly wheat from the port, compared with prior backlogs of 40 to 60 vessels in March and April. Many ships waited off Galveston for a berth during the peak grain season.
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Houston (Ap
Sirhan’s Brother Seeks Peace After Prison Sentence
Sirhan B Sirhan’s brother Sharif B Sirhan was sentenced to six months in federal prison and three years probation after writing a letter threatening Prime Minister Golda Meir. He stated he would sacrifice himself to end Middle East violence, saying violence only fuels hatred.
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Los Angeles
Golda Meir
Sharif B. Sirhan
Middle East
Sirhan
Mon- Sirhan
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Sen
House Investigator Louis Russell Dies
Washington AP reports Louis James Russell chief investigator for the House Committee on Un American Activities from 1949 to 1954 died Monday of a heart attack. He had served as an FBI investigator for years before joining the committee and had been a private investigator since 1966.
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Washington
Sauras James Russell
FBI
Committee
President Urges Unity On Independence Day
President Nixon urged unity for the nation in a July Fourth Independence Day message. He compared the spirit of 1970 to 1776 and called for unity of purpose among Americans to secure the country’s future.
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Nixon
Woodstock
Ont
Steven Raper
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