China Buys 15 Million Bushels U.S. Wheat
The Agriculture Department said export records show about 15 million bushels of U.S. wheat designated for delivery to China under a special export program. Sales through third parties for re export to China also qualify for subsidies, though direct deals by U.S. exporters were not confirmed.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
China
Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Form L. Butz
Butz
House Agriculture Subcommittee
People’s Republic of China
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Sparks Debate over Hate
An intercepted letter addressed to Cha discusses hate as a pure emotion and rejects labeling it as liberation related rhetoric, signaling controversy over its interpretation and political framing.
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Cha
Schlock
General Dispute Over North Vietnam Air Strikes
Senate Armed Services Committee chair John Stennis says Gen. Creighton Abrams and Gen. John Lavelle gave conflicting accounts of air strikes against North Vietnam. The dispute centers on what each general knew about raids and whether they followed rules of engagement.
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Washington
Creighton W. Abrams
John D. Lavelle
North Vietnam
Senate
Armed Service Committee
John Stennis
Peter Dominick
R-Colp
Abrams
Lavelle
Dominick
Artists Alley Set With 60 Booths In Local Fair
More than 60 booths are planned for Artists Alley this Saturday in the alley between Lincoln and Highland just north of Main. Neosho Valley Arts Council president Cecelia Beuligmann says proceeds from the food booth will aid Love Inc. Chanute. Neosho County Community Junior College students will provide music on recorders and harpsichord. Royster Junior High art students designed posters displayed downtown. Senior High Kayettes will guide visitors. Royster Kays helped clean the alley. Ray Zumalt sponsors. Mrs John Litchenberg and Mr and Mrs Charles Rubow assisted with arrangements.
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Lincoln and
Highland
Main
Cecelia Beuligmann
Neosho Valley Arts Council
Love, Inc
Chanute
Center For
Neosho County Community Junior College
Royster
Senior High
Kayettes
Royster Kays
Man-Hating Women New Lib Objective
A New York AP report covers a women’s liberation debate where 200 plus attendees heard speakers argue that man-hating is a necessary part of equality. The closed event of Feminists of New York featured Barbara Mirnoff and Robin Morgan among others, with vivid calls for a female revolution and critique of male dominance.
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New York
Feminists of
Barbara Mirnoff
Feminists
Area forecast shows cooler, scattered showers tonight
Partly cloudy and cooler conditions with widely scattered showers or thundershowers through tonight. Light east winds and low upper 50s to low 60s. Friday turns partly sunny and warmer with highs 80 to 86. Precipitation chances 20 percent this afternoon and tonight, 10 percent Friday.
TB Still Threatens TB Education at Kansas Meeting
Regional gathering at Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital in Chanute highlighted ongoing dangers of TB and need for improved doctor and public communication. Leaders cited 700 active and 17,000 inactive Kansas cases, stressing treatment, infection control, and hospitalization improvements.
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James Brown
Southeast Kansas
Kansas Tuberculosis and Health
Brown
Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
BE. C. Altenbernd
Kansas
Altenbernd
Geer
Kansas TB Hospital
Chanute TB Hospital
Rown
Chanute TB
Chanute
Columbus
Tredonia
Parsons
Pittsburg
Sargent Shriver Mixes Up Party at San Antonio Reception
In Wishful San Antonio, Sargent Shriver momentarily said California labor union officials would carry California for Nixon and Shriver at a reception for South Texas political leaders. He corrected the slip, and the crowd laughed.
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San Antonio
Tex
Sargent Shriver
South Texas
California
Nixon
Shriver
Senate move ends month-long U S Soviet arms debate
The Senate approved a leadership motion to curb debate on the arms limitation pact by a 76 to 15 vote and aimed for final passage tonight after limiting discussion to one hour per senator and discarding 16 amendments. The House faced a likely defeat on a defense bill amid war funding cut proposals. Pope Paul VI barred women from formal ministry roles in the Roman Catholic Church, extending lay participation only to male volunteers and reasserting celibacy rules for deacons and priests.
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Washington
Senate
Edward Brooke
R-Mass
Vatican City
Paul VI
William Boyd dies at 77 Hopalong Cassidy star
William Boyd, 77, known as Hopalong Cassidy in 92 films, died Tuesday from complications of Parkinson's disease and congestive heart failure. He retired in 1953 but gained wealth and fame from television rights to his films, inspiring generations of American youths.
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Hollywood
William Boyd
Hopalong Cassidy
POW Retrieval Group Heads to Hanoi for Fliers Release
Four militant opponents of the Vietnam war travel from New York to Hanoi with the promise of releasing three American fliers. The delegation includes a POW wife and another’s mother. They stop in Copenhagen en route for a two week visit.
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Copenhagen
Hanoi
New York
Kissinger Returns From Moscow With Trade Pact Hope
Kissinger sends optimism for a broad U S Soviet trade agreement within a month or less. Administration sources note caution about forecasts of 4 9 billion in trade by 1977. He will return Friday after brief stops in London and Paris. Schord to visit Fort Leonard Wood to investigate alleged pimp violence disrupting troop morale and base security.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Moscow
U.S
Kissinger
London
Paris
Washington (Ap
Richard H. Schord
Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri Democrat
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