Farm Bureau seeks Dunlop help on grain load to Soviet Union
The American Farm Bureau Federation urged Labor Secretary Dunlop to persuade the International Longshoremen's Association to load U.S. grain bound for the Soviet Union. President Kuhfuss said he would deliver the message personally. He warned unions could influence American prices and policy, risking farmer and worker prosperity.
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Sodality Sets Communion Date At St Anne Meeting
St Anne Sodality at Platte Center votes to make the first Sunday of each month a corporate communion Sunday. A mortuary rosary will be said after a member’s death at a time to be determined. Installation by officers is planned for 7:30 pm after mass on September 3. Birthday honorees include several members. attendance and other prizes awarded to noted members.
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DeMolays win talent trophy at three day state meeting
The William Simpson DeMolay chapter won first place and a trophy for talent at a three day state DeMolay Meeting on the Hastings College campus August 1 to 3. The ceremony culminated with trophy awards at the August 6 banquet. Jamie Ferguson headed a Columbus Chapter skit joined by Larry Leach John Burdine Bob Shively Dan Prim and Bob Markham.
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Aries Daily Horoscope Fragment From 1975
Daily horoscope fragment for Aries dated August 10 1975 notes patience tests and plans for self control. It mentions opportunities through daily contacts but warns of missing the big picture.
All Republicans invited to work for Ford campaign
Ford campaign chairman said his job is to recruit all Republicans for the president, regardless of their views on Rockefeller or Callaway. He noted Rockefeller has strong support and opposition within GOP ranks, while Reagan remains the conservative favorite and undecided on challenging Ford.
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