Italian cobbler and weaver watch Mills Bill in Congress
In Rome, Italian workers such as cobblers and weavers follow the Mills Bill debate in the U.S. Congress. They fear tariffs on textiles and shoes could hurt Italian exports valued at about 200 million dollars yearly, with 174 million from shoes. Some seek new markets while officials discuss potential retaliatory measures. The Mills Bill, led by Wilbur Mills, aims to raise duties to protect American makers as unemployment fears surge in Southern textile and New England factories.
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Wilborn Hampton
Rome
UPD
Aly
U. S
Congress
Ste
Agin
Senate
Hop
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
United States
Grigland
Mills
Haly
Hallang
America
One-Legged Farmer Finds Hope in Philippine Pulp Plant Plan
Pacifico Verge, 48, lives on a 66 acre Mindanao farm with his wife and eight children while joining San Miguel Corporation and PICOP in developing a $60 million integrated pulp and paper project. The plan would supply wood from 575,000 acres of timber concessions and require farmers to plant pulpwood on part of their land for an eight year cycle, after which they may harvest trees and earn roughly $1,250 to $83,484 annually depending on yields.
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Glenn Currie Bislig
Philippines
UPI
Mindanao
Pacifico
Nipa
Junio College
San Miguel Corporation
Asia
International Paper Company of
New York
San Miguel
Paper Industries Corporation
Rapier Picop
PICOP
United States
Willy Farm
Resent
Sa Hardwand
Indonesia
Sgroforestry
A. Mafela
Matela
Bislig Bay
IRS tax guidance on farm losses and overseas help
The IRS answers cover deducting farm losses from other income if farming for profit with special rules for cash basis farmers. It confirms gains treatment for livestock sales held for breeding or dairy, with holding periods. It notes overseas IRS offices aid abroad and gives filing extensions and Publication 5 guidance for citizens abroad.
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Europe
U.S
IRS
Omaha man joins Becher-Curry staff
YW Ray Yandel of Omaha has joined the Becher-Curry Insurance Company staff in Columbus. He brings over four years in insurance as a Travelers field representative in Des Moines Iowa and property supervisor for Continental-National American in Omaha. He will assist presidents William Selmelder and Witham Redrow across casualty property life health and related services.
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Ray Yandel
Omaha
Becher-Curry Company
Tresident
W. Curry
Yandel
Columbus
More Inn
Travelers Insurance Company
Des Moines
Iowa
Baker Property
William A. Selmelder
Witham Sb. Redrow
Tay
Duncan
Okla
Central State College
Halmard
Ray
Jane
Sheir Gang
Mark
Seah
Inawanice
Hecher Curry Company
Yeulestaig Xaos
Farm Hans
Lavest Mela
Named treasurer of Federal Land Bank
OMAHA UP David Swemy has been appointed treasurer of the Federal Land Bank. He is a former assistant treasurer under successor Whit Hirleksar, with Relikson fecinine as president of the bank.
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Federal Land Bank
Omaha
David Swemy
Te Faderat
Ontui
Succedis
Whit Hirleksar
Relikson Fecinie
Wall Street chatter signals confidence shift ahead
New York investors see a cyclical shift as blue chips lag early rally leaders and secondary issues gain. The Digest notes ample time to buy as markets move in cycles and expects moderate Dow movement between 759 and 940 with a 1971 higher bias.
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New York
Indicator Digest
Iarr’s, Upham & Co
Tombstone's claim of world’s largest rose tree stands
Tombstone Arizona touts the Lady Banksia as the world’s largest rose tree. Its trunk measures eight inches in circumference and its branches spread six feet thick with roses.
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Tombstone
Ariz
Low emission concept cars show progress with durability limits
Detroit reports four low emission concept vehicles showing substantial pollutant cuts under test. Each unit faces durability problems, fuel economy penalties of 9 to 27 percent, and requires low-lead or unleaded fuel. Studies detail three catalytic and exhaust gas recirculation approaches, with Vehicle A through D achieving major emission reductions but at the cost of performance and efficiency.
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Detroit
Yue
Society of Autonove Engineers
United States
Allan
Japan
Vehicle A
Inel al Itec Exhaus
Fargs
al Wr
Devsiopnen
Firsteen
Devrces FL
Lynch
HDS
Missouri Basins Group to Meet in Denver March 10
Missouri Basins System Group plans its 1971 annual meeting in Denver March 10 with speeches by David Freeman of the Presidents Office of Science and Technology and Gilbert Stamm of the Bureau of Reclamation. The gathering includes leaders from Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, the Dakotas, Nebraska, Iowa, and Minnesota to discuss power policy, transmission advances, and national interconnection plans.
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Electric
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Dakotas
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
David Freeman
Office of
Science Aid Technology
Freeman
Bureau of Reclamation
Gilbert Stamm
Stamm
South Dakota
Rock Mountain
Kenneth Holum
Secretary of the Interior For Water and Power
Moriana
Seattle
Ianeanale
Omaha
Kansas City
MBSG
Hughes Research Laboratory
Malibu
California
W. Leck
Minassipp Tver
Rocky Mountain
Pra
Denver
Olo
Anil
Billings
Mant
Coglonal
Ebraska Public Power District
Columbus
Neb
Basin Electric Power Cooperative
Stanton
N.D
Basin Electric
Gahnerating
Business Votes at Onaha Conference Highlights Modern Plan
Wagner from Columbus area attended the two day fraternal life insurance society sales conference. He was selected for performance by Agency Manager Marvin Peatrowsky of Norfolk and learned about Modern Woodmen disability income insurance plans.
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Ac Wagner
Ficclu
Modern: Woodmen of America
Columbus
Fraternal Life Insurance Society
Onaha
Modern: Woodmen''s
Marvin Peatrowsky
Norfolk
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General Motors
Oakland
Wall Street
Verona
Hoppin, Watson & Co
Wright Investors’ Service
M. Buonarroti
Michalangelo
Mintouny
Columbus Bank & Trust Co
Pedoral Deposit Insurance Corp
Missouri Basins System Group
Business
Mutual
Ibu! Pays Eniurance
Amalite
Usted
Omahe
William K Wiedel
20Th Street
Mu Ial of
U.S. 30 Center
Tempo
Victor Electric
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Esau
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SyTior
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Venus
Roy
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