The Lighter Side Record for Most Yes Dear Sayings
A humorous recap of American record making including Nixon meeting consumer leaders and fictitious past records. The column jests about presidential parleys and odd feats, listing humorous “records” from Truman to Taft while noting a separate THI measure of heat discomfort.
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House Ag Committee OKs reserve grain purchases
The House Agriculture Committee approved a bill to authorize government purchases to build reserve stocks of corn sorghum barley oats and wheat. Amendments by Rep Wiley Mayne Iowa target on farm storage and soybean exemptions citing market stability and growing demand.
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UPI
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Wiley Mayne
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700 pounds of dynamite stolen at Papillion quarry
PAPILLION UP I Sarpy County deputies warn agencies after a break-in at City Wide Rock Excavating Co quarry. Thirteen cases of dynamite were taken with most cases containing 7 percent nitroglycerine, while two cases held 30 percent. The storage trailer lock was forced. Mayday origin noted from French phrase M aider.
Coun cil Bluffs group seeks safer policing after assault
About 90 local black residents urged stronger police protection at a city council meeting after a Friday assault on a Black youth by three white youths near Thomas Jefferson High School. NAACP leader George Garrett cited threats from white agitators and a perceived hostile police department attitude toward Blacks.
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