Weather Key To When Beef Prices Drop
Beef prices remain high with May CPI up 7.6 percent and USDA data showing higher costs. Industry analysts cite weather, feedlot cattle numbers, and pork production being below last year as key factors. If weather stays favorable, cattle may stay pastures. a drought could accelerate price changes. Hamburger remains the bright spot with delisting declines amid higher operating costs.
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Associated Press
Howard Madsen
American Meat Institute
Agriculture Department
Madsen
Underground Nuclear Blast Jolts Area 90 Miles Away
A buried nuclear device near the Nevada Test Site detonated at dawn, shaking Las Vegas and Beatty 90 and 35 miles away. The 6.0 quake‑magnitude blast, code named Camembert, produced minor damage but no injuries. ERDA confirmed no radiation leakage and estimated yield between 20 kilotons and 1 megaton.
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Lawrence Livermore Laboratory
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India Crisis Deepens as Gove rnment Restricts Press
India held a crucial parliamentary vote issue after a high court stayed a sentence. A full court may take months, and protests grow as the prime minister faces possible resignation demands. Press censorship is imposed for both Indian and foreign reporters, with clearance required for dispatches. International lines show major outages amid unexplained disruptions.
University of Alabama taps young president amid budget strains
Mathews, 33 at his 1969 start, became president of the 13,000 student University of Alabama after nine years on campus. He won Jaycees’ 10 outstanding young men in 1969 and authored works on Southern history and higher education while teaching history. Ford wrote a warm note to Weinberger upon his departure, praising his skill and loyalty in public service.
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University of Alabama
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Economy Improves as Unemployment Outlook Brightens
President Ford predicts unemployment decline sharper than advisers expect. Commerce Department indicators show a 6.3 percent rise over three months, with April adjusted to 3 percent but still a record. Treasury official Fiedler notes a sharp upturn but urges caution as two more months are needed to confirm a strong recovery. Eight of ten indicators rose, but job-related statistics were unchanged.
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Commerce Department
Fiedler
Pilot Crashed at Kennedy After Call for Power
AP报道，Eastern Airlines 727 号机在肯尼迪机场着陆失败坠毁，致死110人。机长 John W. Kleven 的“需要一点起飞功率”遗言被黑匣子记录并发现，联邦航空管理局计划周五公开整段录音。调查聚焦天气因素及可能存在的隐忧，死者包括路易斯安那主教 Iveson B. Noland、建筑巨擘 Saul Horowitz 与纽约网队球员 Wendell Ladner。NT SB 表示将继续查证并采集早前着陆的机组资料。
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Federal Aviation Administration
Kleven
Iveson B. Noland
Louisiana
Saul Horowitz
New York Nets
Wendell Ladner
National Transportation Safety Board
Siege at Wounded Knee echoes in South Dakota crisis
Seven hour standoff near the sprawling southwest South Dakota reservation ends with reports of occupants escaping and an FBI claim that one suspected shooter may be dead. Roadblocks and vague details persist as officials confirm chaotic scenes from the same day’s violence. Separately, eyewitness accounts about a Boeing 727 storm and lightning spark uncertainty after unstable air forced an Eastern flight to Newark.
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Wounded Knee
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Justice Department
Washington
New Orleans
Newark
N.J
Southeast Asia Developments Report From Saigon to Paris
Saigon radio says the South Vietnamese government has seized hundreds of acres of farmland near Saigon once owned by ex president Nguyen Van Thieu. Thai foreign minister urges 2000 Meo tribesmen who fled Laos to return home unharmed. In Paris, South Vietnam and Switzerland sign a diplomatic relations agreement.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Chatichai Choonhavan
Laos
Pathet Lao
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Paris
South Vietnam
Switzerland
France
Court Rules Treatment Must Be Provided for Nondangerous Patients
The Supreme Court unanimously held that state confinement without treatment for nondangerous mentally ill patients who can live safely outside an institution is unconstitutional. The decision leaves undecided whether such individuals may be held involuntarily if treatment is provided. Justice Stewart said the court did not settle right to treatment for those dangerous to themselves or others. The ruling follows Kenneth Donaldson's suit alleging 15 years confinement without treatment at Florida State Hospital.
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Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Mental Health Project
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American Civil Liberties Union
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Ennis
Kenneth Donaldson
Florida State Hospital
Chattahoochee
Donaldson
US Circuit Court
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York
J.B. O'Connor
O'Connor
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