Nixon expands price controls to fresh produce and seafood
President Nixon signed an executive order removing the exemption on raw agricultural products, bringing fresh fruits eggs vegetables and seafood under price controls after the first sale. The measure targets wholesale and retail levels and will not significantly affect meat prices already under controls.
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Judge blocks fair games crackdown in Iowa carnivals
Polk County Judge A B Crouch issued a 20 day injunction barring Attorney General Richard Turner from cracking down on carnival games of skill at Iowa fairs. The ruling limits the injunction to traditional carnival games such as ring toss basketball shoot and shooting galleries while a July 5 trial will test the statutes' applicability.
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Richard Turner
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Egg Market Could Collapse Under Nixon Price Freeze
Jim Rich of Kalona an official with Country Lane Eggs division of Yoder Feeds warns President Nixon's order freezing egg margins could bankrupt the industry. He says retail price freezes would empty egg supplies within three to six months and bankers avoid credit on losses.
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Jim Rich
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Country Lane Eggs
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Nixon on TV At 8 Tonight
President Nixon holds his first radio and TV news conference since June 1 1971 at 8 o clock Iowa time. The event will be open to questions on foreign and domestic issues.
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UPI
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Calif. Delegates Stripped From McGovern by Credentials Panel
Democratic credentials panel voted 73 to 65 to strip Sen. George McGovern of 151 California delegates. The action shifts delegates to Humphrey and others, potentially depriving McGovern of the 1,509 votes needed for the nomination. McGovern blasted the move as a corrupt political deal while Wallace supporters weigh a third party bid after the convention.
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Joseph A. Califano, Jr
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George Wallace
Charles Snider
Alabama
Wallace
Snider
Miami Beach
Holy Cross Hospital
Silver Spring
Planes Collide Over Wisconsin. 13 Dead Reported
Two passenger planes collided and sank in Neenah Wisconsin on Thursday. Authorities say 13 people were killed with eight aboard the Air Wisconsin craft from Sheboygan to Appleton and five aboard the North Central plane from Green Bay to Oshkosh.
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Supreme Court Rules Death Penalty Unconstitutional
The court held 5 to 4 that capital punishment as applied in the United States violates the Constitution and cannot be imposed. The ruling affects about 600 inmates on death row, with majority opinions from Douglas Brennan Marshall Stewart and White, and dissents from Burger Blackmun Powell Rehnquist.
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Supreme Court
United States
William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan, Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Nixon Administration
Warren E. Burger
Harry A. Blackmun
Lewis F. Powell, Jr
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Road injunction dissolved by Linn District Judge in Mt. Vernon widening case
Judge William Eads dissolved an injunction halting Mt. Vernon road SE widening and dismissed the declaratory judgment petition. Cedar Rapids officials may pursue federal funds and begin construction while criticizing the planning commission as too closely tied to the city council. The ruling notes the commission’s limited authority and questions handling of project scope.
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Shirley Wolfe
Mt. Vernon Road
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City Public Improvements
Richard Phillips
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Victor Corp to Acquire Nissen Corp in Planned Merger
Cedar Rapids news: Victor Comptometer Corp. and Nissen Corp. announce an agreement in principle for Victor to acquire Nissen. Nissen will be organized as a Victor subsidiary but remain Iowa based. Exchange terms set by August prices with stockholder approvals as outlined.
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Victor
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Saigon Offensive Expands as 20 000 Troops Press North
US helicopters airlift more than 1 000 South Vietnamese marines to Quang Tri coast while over 20 000 government troops push north into Quang Tri province. Forward positions arc 6 to 12 miles from the provincial capital as heavy weapons dominate gains. Casualties total 165 North Vietnamese and six South Vietnamese killed with 34 government troops wounded.
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Chuckle Says Parking Ticket Riddle on Space
A light humor piece notes the oddity of earning a parking ticket beginning with finding a space. The joke plays on the taut irony of the prerequisite task and the fee that follows.
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