Area Dairies To Sacrifice Cows In NFO Milk Action
Area dairy farmers who belong to the National Farmers Organization will send part of their herds to an Erie County collecting point for slaughter to push for higher milk payments. About two of every 40 cows per farmer will be sacrificed, with cattle sent to a Greensville collection point, then to a Massillon Ohio slaughter house. The action, described as voluntary, aims to reduce milk in the market and boost prices, while other efforts to convert milk to cheese butter and powder are said to be succeeding. Colleague farmers in Crawford County also plan similar shipments.
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Erie County
National Farmers’ Organization
NFO
Donald Lowry
Oren Lee Staley
Lowry
Greensville
Massillon
Ohio
NFC
Crawford County
James Wenzel
Wenzel
Greenville
Superior Packing Co
Mansfield
50 Billion a Year Loopholes Push Tax Reforms
White House signals slow approach to closing major tax loopholes as Johnson readies a modest plan. Officials foresee July or August action with limited revenue impact, while lawmakers press for sharper reforms to close billions in exemptions including churches and gambling.
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Congress
John
Sterling F. Green
Washington
White House
Johnson
Henry 5. Reuss
D-Wis
Senate
House Economic Committee
Reuss
Executive Branch
Treasury
Bolling
Fowler
Stanley S. Surrey
State Chairman Says Dems Don’t Agree With Clark
Harrisburg AP Sen Joseph S Clark urged a unilateral Vietnam cease fire for April 15 to push peace talks. Pennsylvania Democratic State Chairman Thomas Z Minehart rebutted, saying Clark’s views are not supported by Pennsylvania Democrats and pledged support for the Johnson administration.
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Harrisburg
U. S
Joseph S. Clark
Vietnam
Thomas Z. Minehart
Clark
D-Pa
United States
Minehart
Democratic Party
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Sen
Tombstones Demolished at St Peters Church Site
A 21 year old cemetery project priced at about ten thousand dollars faced demolition of twelve tombstones, including those of the church’s first three pastors. Five stones had been overturned two weeks earlier. Canon Cox said the church would replace them.
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Spotswood
N. J
Middlesex Church Yard
J. Perry Cox
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
St. Peters
Canon Cox
Johnsons Return From Texas Trip Amid Summit Talk
Diplomats who flew to Texas with the President and Mrs. Johnson said he did not press them about the hemisphere summit during conversations. The officials flew back to Washington on the presidential jet, while the Johnsons later returned on a smaller craft. The Texas visit produced discussions and reactions.
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Hemisphere
Texas
Johnson
Washington
Johnsons
Registration Dates Set At St Thomas School
Parents may register children for first grade at St Thomas School this week in the first grade classroom from 3 15 to 4 30 p m each day. Birth and vaccination certificates should be shown. Children must be 6 by October 1 to enroll. those turning 6 later may take a test. Sisters Urban and DeLellis urge early registration and kindergarten attendance. Retired newsperson Charles Mungie dies at 74 in Brookline after a short illness.
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St. Thomas’ School
Arents
Mary Urban
M. DeLellis
Johnson aims for personal ties with Latin ambassadors
White House sources said Johnson planned a weekend to seek closer personal relations with Latin ambassadors based in Washington and had no intent to engage in policy talks in Texas.
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White House
Johnson
Washington
Texas
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Ieee
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James A. Pike
Pike
Christianity Today
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Conn
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Dems
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Jockey
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Boston
Charles Mungie
Brookline
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