GOP Candidates Find Farm Belt Corn Green
Midwestern Republicans confront farm distress as corn prices fall to about 1.10 a bushel on Chicago markets amid a record crop. Critics blame set aside policy and seek stronger Nixon relief, while opponents vote against Butz in committee and warn of adverse 1972 consequences.
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GOP
Alan Ehrenhalt
Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Congress
Nixon
Earl L. Butz
Jack Miller
Iowa
Milton R. Young
North Dakota
Young
Butz
Miller
Iown
Chicago
Agriculture Department
Department
William J. Scherle
Soviet Union
White House
Joan of Arc wore men's garb for practical reasons
Oxford investigator F E Kenyon argues Joan of Arc had justification for wearing male clothing. He notes her masculine traits and intense friendship with a girl, but finds no convincing evidence of lesbianism, suggesting transvestism aimed at protection when with troops and male company.
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London
Oxford University
Joan of Arc
F. E. Kenyon
Kenyon
Joan
Hamette
Oxford
the Practitioner
Hurricanes End 1971 Season With Nine Deaths
The 1971 Atlantic hurricane season closed at midnight Tuesday with nine US deaths and an estimated 235 million dollars in property damage. Edith Fern Ginger Irene and Beth reached hurricane force as 12 storms formed since June 1, with Doris causing the most U.S. damage from heavy rains along the East Coast. Ginger set a 31 day lifetime record.
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Miami
United States
U.S
National Hurricane Center
Paul Hebert
Edith
Fern
Ginger
Irene
Beth
Hebert
Caribbean
Nicaragua
Hébert
Doris
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