Best Thing Nixon Has Going For Him, Says Farmers Leader
Ryle, a Portland audience member and agriculture advocate, hails President Nixon's policies while noting farmers face higher costs and export pressures. He urges doubling timber and forest outputs, balancing industry and environmental concerns, and defends Nixon against critics amid Watergate scrutiny. Public figures include Bull and Mickel referenced in discussion of farm policy and economic pressures.
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Portland
Dro Karl
Fata
Hinself
de Wellin
Auiswer’ Bng
Mayle
Ryle
Aiseri Business
Atmerique Meat Institute
Chicago
Nixon
Society of American Foresters
Potificians
Champaizgn
Faom
Arderin
Cente Ceenon Ratieher
Bull
Bute
Anes
Butz
Walter Mickel
Huve
Win
Fleet
Sam
China lauds Mao era farm gains amid adversities
Tokyo AP reports China claims years of harvest growth under Mao while expanding peasant production and private enterprise features. It notes state-led modernization, increased mechanization, and campaigns to boost yields despite floods and rainfall losses. Credits Vinhua dispatches for details.
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Tokyo
China
Butz Names Unit To Study Use of Sodium Nitrate
Washington group forms committee to study curing agents in meat like sodium nitrite, amid growing concerns about nitrosamines. Research notes potential health risks from nitrite curing and reactions with acids in meat products.
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Butz
Washington
UPS
Ferien Departent
Wriday
STUAY
Nam
Alfick Wevatse
Michael Jacobson
Food and Drug Administration
Ihe Werieuhtiroe
Stan Imix
Sonny Hilrite Witt
Aiatork
California Firm Sells Monitoring to Iowa Processor
MODESTO CALIFORNIA AP The San Joaquin Valley Tiny Growers Assn says its modern processing unit will aid Louis Rich Ponda Inc of West Twerty Iowa. Price not disclosed. The plant rebuilt at Fane costs $1.6 million. Washington AP reports USDA surveys on fall harvest readiness, noting private doubts about new ton to market. Rail transport issues may be flagged by ICC, DOT and AAR.
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California
Iowa
Schem
Modesto
Cali
San Jonquin Valey Tinkey Growers Asst
Lins
Louis Rich Ponda, Inc
West Twerty
Modesto Cement
Fane
Nixon Seeks More Butter Imports
Prime Minister Surman and Kirklandale report Nixon aims to open New Zealand markets for butter and dairy goods. The president stressed expanding American exports to New Zealand during recent talks in Washington, seeking processed foods, grains, and other staples.
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Nixon
Wellington
New Zealand
Surman FM
Kirk Sah
Kirkalandale
Ows Cine Terence
Washington
Illinois Reports Muddled Rusting Cases Across State
The Illinois Department of Law Enforcement reports nearly 1,500 cattle affected by rusting in livestock shorts records during the first six months of 1974. The findings trace rusting incidents across multiple markets and indicate ongoing concerns for state cattle traders.
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Springfield
State Department of Law Enforcement
Forage Emphasis Debate Spreads Across U S Feed Policy
Washington experts urge shifting emphasis to forage crops like corn and barley to stabilize beef and dairy supply. Government 1974 plans aim to export less grain, boosting home feed use. advocates argue forage must receive priority to meet rising prices and herd needs.
Scientists Try To Outfox the Coyote
Researchers at Colorado State University conduct field tests near Montrose and Norwich to repel coyotes from flocks using odor scented collars on 1400 sheep. Dr. Verne Swanson notes variable results, with several months needed to judge effectiveness and possible collar adjustments for lasting deterrence.
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Fort Collins
Gutorado State
Verne B. Swanson
Saint the Chemical Ontler
Covale
Aubpi Tims
Swanson
Haupar Chis
Swansain
Montrose- Norwich
Colorado
Triad
Colorado State University
Nixon
Elnnamin
Cayole
Johnson Family Honored by FHA in Des Moines
The Johnson family from Strel ford, Jhuilton county, is named in a Farm Home Administration honor. Since starting farming in 149, they expanded to 824 acres, purchasing a farm unit in 1968 and adding land through subsequent purchases. The recognition comes from FHA officials Teel and Kay Johnson.
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Des Moines
Geralt Th
Johnson
Strelford
Jhuilton County
Jawa
Flemie
Arening
Firb
Pin
PHA
Teel
Wits Kay
Jacres Ley
Anal Art
Lie
Fine Family Holy
Johnsons
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Eslahy Jamo Enterprises
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Ceder Rapids
Interstate Commerce Commission
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