Nixon Plans Growth In Farm Subsidies For 1972
The Nixon administration aims for 1972 to be the costliest year for farm subsidies, forecasting well over 4 billion dollars as surpluses rise. A new wheat subsidy plan worth around 200 million or more seeks to pay farmers to idle additional land, with final approval pending White House clearance.
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Washington
Nixon
National Association of Wheat Growers
Farm Bell
Congress
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Karl T. Buta
Office of Management and Budget
White House
USDA
State Moves to Break Unusual Marriage in New Hampshire
The New Hampshire attorney general filed a petition in Hillsborough County Superior Court to dissolve the marriage between Francis Mucka and Neil Trudelle after a Nashua clerk reported the pair had undergone blood tests in Concord and were wed by a justice of the peace who did not realize one party had impersonated a woman. A hearing is set for January 24. DISINTERESTED PARENTS WESTMINSTER Md.- County officials promoted an adult education class on drug abuse for 120 parents, but only one enrolled, prompting the board president to say he is baffled by low turnout amid rising youth drug abuse concerns.
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Manchester
N.H
New Hampshire
Warren Rudman
Hillsboro County
Francis Mucka
Neil Trudelle
Tina Mariel Trudella
Rudman
Nashua
Lionel Gilbert
Gilbert
Concord
Lowell
Mass
Westminster
Louis B. Sharon
YMCA Calendar and town notices blend of sports and prices
The page lists YMCA activity schedules by day for swimming, youth programs, and adult classes, plus a December sale with livestock prices and plans for Stephen F. Austin State University construction. It also notes a Runaway Locating System bill in Baltimore and a Maryland missing children estimate.
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Nacogdoches
Tex
Stephen F. Austin State University
Baltimore
Congress
Paul S. Sarbanes
Maryland Democrat
Maryland
Possible Dock Strikes Weigh On U S Trade In 1972
Washington AP reports the likelihood of dock strikes in early 1972 threatens U S trade. Federal Maritime Commission chair Helen Delich Bentley warns buyers and shippers face uncertainty as West Coast longshore union proposals to unite with East and Gulf coasts press negotiations. She urges settling contracts first, then pursuing unification while noting past coast-wide strikes and court injunctions.
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Washington
U.S
Federal Maritime Commission
Helen Delich Bentley
Harry Bridges
West Coast
East and Gulf Coasts Union
International Longshore Association
Pacific Maritime Association
Bridges’ Union
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union
Bentley
ILA
East
Gulf
Deserting GI speaks on war and escape to France
A vivid profile follows David B. Johnson from Tacoma who deserts the U S Army after serving in Vietnam. He recounts killing a Vietnamese girl and witnessing torture by Tiger Force, then fled to Canada and now seeks safety in France while criticizing U S policy. He claims to be ashamed of being American and to have help from an international deserters underground. Also notes a Houston columnist invitation to Who's Who.
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Paris
David B. Johnson
Zatnaee 26
Tacoma
Wash
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Canada
Scandinavia
West Germany
Champs Elysees
Highland College
Kangas
Vietnam
A Shau
Phu Bai
101St Tiger Force
Free World
Johnson
Tiger Force
United States
Vancouver
FBI
Leavenworth
France
Houston
Tex
Allison Sanders
Sanders
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YMCA
Triley
Minh
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Wattsburg
Columbus
Clymer
Shursday
Bea’s Sewing Circle
Toypan — Bay
Bliss Memorial
Jr High Danes
Sa TuRpay
Union City Livestock
Austion
Pomerat
West Smith
Deli
Estion Hall
Livan
Columbus Corry, Pa
Eckerd
Yarm
Ryven
Kodacolor
Rand
Creat Rene Less
S&h
Eckerd Drug Store
Pat
Eckerds
InFr
Tousta
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