Nebraska All Farm Commodity Price Index up 44 points
Lincoln reports the Nebraska All Farm Commodity Price Index rose 44 points to 315 for 1969, up 8 from November. All Crop Index fell 4 for the month. All Livestock and Livestock Products at 373, up from mid November. Prices for wheat, corn, hogs, cattle, calves, sheep, lambs, milk and fat cattle listed with monthly and yearly comparisons.
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Nixon enjoys liberal dinner amid antiwar protests in Northampton
President Nixon dined quietly at the home of a Northampton college town family as about 100 demonstrators outside shouted protests. White House described the visit as a great time, noting Nixon and family left earlier than planned amid the noisy crowd, while celebrants waved to the departing motorcade.
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Crestwood 4-H Charms Elect New Officers
Crestwood 4 H Charms elected officers Kathy Swarts president Sandy Walters vice president Moore secretary Nelli Jarms news reporter. The group planned for the year and received workbooks on cooking sewing and room upkeep. Hostesses were Kala and Kathy Swart Kali Harms News Reporter.
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Crestwood Charms
Kathy Swarts
Sandy Walters
An Moore
Nelli Jarms
Kala
Kathy Swark
Kali Harms
Steporter
Farm milk aid shift faces supply and cost concerns
Government officials say the Agriculture Department is shifting from non instant to instant fortified dry milk in aid programs to combat shortages in poor families diets. The move, started last fall, aims to ensure broader distribution but may raise costs by about 9 million dollars annually.
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Washington
Nxt
Agriculture Department
White House
Onal Frais
Ted
Gai
Neill W. Freeman
Food and Nubrilian Servier
Freeman
Sino American talks unlikely to yield quick results
Hong Kong report notes the 135th United States China diplomatic talks will stall on key issues. Washington seeks broader Sino American exchanges, newsman travel, and detentions released. Beijing blocks talks by remaining rigid on Taiwan and withdrawal of forces. The piece cites expected Chinese hostility and firm positions in the long running dialogue.
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Hong Kong
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China
Walter J. Splessel
Taiwan
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Kung Chiang Kai-Shei
Thhey
Chiang Kai-Shekrom
Taiwan Strait
First civilian job cuts announced by military services
The Navy Army and Air Force outline initial civilian layoffs in a broad economy move. About 7,310 civilians to be removed at sites including Philadelphia Naval Shipyard and Wright Patterson Air Base Ohio. Pentagon expects $57 million saved now and $3 billion by June 30. Philadelphia layoffs include 789 at the shipyard with some offered reemployment, others left jobless. Air Force at Wright Patterson halves 490 posts in 2 750th Wing plus 167 in Foreign Technology Division. Kenneth Lyons of NAGE criticizes the shift as conscripting civilians into military labor.
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US Navy
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Oklo
Wright- Patterson Air Base
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National Association of Government
Kenneth Lyons
Wright Paterson
Dayton
Half Staff Flags Honor Vietnam War Casualty
A half staff tribute was observed for Army private Louis Zasan, son of Mr and Mrs Niccy D Dabrowski of Omaha, who was killed in Vietnam. Governor's proclamation and flags at half staff marked the incident.
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Omala
Vietnam
Albion adopts updated building codes for housing program
Mayor Art Graham announces all Albion building codes are updated and in effect. City council has adopted the ordinances, enabling a six month waiting period and paving the way for housing applications with the housing authority. The move supports low cost housing efforts in Albion.
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Albion
Art Graham
Housing Authority
Age limits for judicial appointments unsettled
The Constitution does not set a minimum age for energy loyal judges, leaving age decisions to the discretion of the appointing officer.
Oily Constellation Adorns Australia's National Flag
The Crux or the Southern Cross, a key emblem in Australia, appears in the outer section of the nation's flag, symbolizing its identity and heritage.
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Australia
Albion Chamber Banquet Set for December 22
Annual chamber of commerce banquet will be held December 22 at United Methodist Church. James Crosby is in charge of arrangements.
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Chamber of Commerce
United Methodist Church
James Crosby
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