Sugar quota proposal seeks 9.8 million ton US allotment
AP reports Agriculture official Freeman proposed a 9.8 million ton domestic sugar quota for 1969 to stabilize prices and supplies. The plan calls for fixed quotas across beet and cane areas with imports reduced, noting large on hand stocks and record crops this year. Freeman invited written views by December 18 and said final consumption figures would be released later this month.
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Washington
Agriculture
Orville L
Freeman
Hgure Freeman
United States
James McCartney Dies At Weld County Hospital
James W. McCartney aged 14 died Thursday at Weld County Hospital after eight days as a patient. Born June 2, 1889 in Franklin Nebraska he lived on a Briggsdale homestead before moving to Greeley. Survived by widow Ruby and eight grandchildren, with multiple siblings. Rosary Sunday evening, Requiem Mass Monday at St Peters Church, interment Sunset Memorial Gardens.
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James W. McCartney
10Th Ave
Weld County Hospital
McCartney
Pranklin
Ruby Beatrice McGiiley
Bloomington
Briggsdale
Greeley
St. Josephs
St. Peters
Farmers' U Union
Crow Valley Association
Ruby
Alda McCartney
Amartlla
Tex
Thelma McVey
Denver
Maxine Wiethaus
Mark
Long Beach
Calif
Daniel
Sandy
Gre
Thomas
Berthoud
Mary Claycomb
Albuquerque
Kathyn McCartney
Charlotte [McCartney
Christeen
Paulson
Major League Trades Continue On Track This Season
The Associated Press reports more inter league trades likely before December 15 as Phillies add Jim Bunning and Gus Triandos from Detroit for Din Demeter and Jack Hamilton. Indians discuss Red Sox targets Clinton and Romano, while Kansas City Athletics push for more deals including Landis and Wyatt, with White Sox seeking a right handed outfielder to bolster the roster.
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Jim Bunning
Gus Triandos
Detroit
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Jack Hamilton
Tommy Harper
Fem Pinakindt
Chivan
Manger Hirdie Tebbetts
I Ndians
Johnny Pesky
Boston
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Red Sox
Jat Clinton
Indians
John Romano
Kansas City Athletics
Phils
Gene Mauch
Jim Landis
Chie
White Sox
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Demeter
Wyatt
White
Sox
al Lopez
Woocy
Chicago
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Landis
Reds
Et Harper
Jack Taldschun
Reid
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Jhunster
Yeast
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bill Skowron
Nelile Fox
Steller
Frank Baumann
Skowron
Washington
Senators
Dodgers
Marv Breeding
Ed Rochuck
Buzzie
Bayasi
Dodger
Hutchinson
Kan
Jerry Reagsu
Garden City
Vasl
Ian
James Jones
Skowran
Pha Anz
Bob
Wil
Two Coloradans Make 2nd Team Of JC All-Stars
Two Coloradans earn spots on the second team of junior college all-stars as the boxing page notes Tiger set for a title bout with Giardello in Atlantic City. Tiger predicts a inside fight, citing Giardello’s countering plan and past tricks by rivals.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Atlantic City, NJ
Dick Tiger
Joey Giardello
Convention Hall
Giardello
Srv Rat
Dodge City
Kan
Cen
Chowan College of
Nashares
Giardello Dlonal Junior College Athletic
Ciavdalin Cattian Wie Eanawall Chowan
Ob Prince
Don Mathews
Mike Heston
Mason City
Iowa
Lane Hurley
Lees-MacRae
Banner Elk
N.C
Ken Oppie
Grand Rapids
Mich
Gary Jamison
Coffeyville
Vern Voss
Jo- Tiet
Nelson Salemi
Texas Inquiry May Shed Light on Kennedy Assassination
Governor Connally, wounded in the Kennedy shooting, said the Texas court of inquiry may reveal much previously unknown. He spoke at a Jewish conference after hospital treatment and noted he unlikely to return to Austin this month. The report mixes Kennedy era details with unrelated sports notes and college selections.
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Jack Keever
Dallas
Texas
John Connally
State Court of
Kennedy
Cat Gus
Connally
Austin
Lee Harvey Oswald
Jack Ruby
Actin Group Set Meeting For Farmers Union Action
A Farmers Union Action Group will meet Monday night at the Community Building to finalize plans for the annual farmers and businessmen banquet on December 12 in the Communist Kersey La Salle room with refreshments. Sabu Dastagir known as Elephant Boy died of a heart attack December 4 at his Hollywood area home.
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Farmers Union Action Group
Farmers and Businessmen’s
Kersey-La Salle
Elephant Boydies
Sabu Dastagir
Sabu
Elephant Boy
Hollywood
Calif
College Coaches Losing Jobs After Turbulent Season
The nation's college football coaches face widespread turnover as three more coaches were added to the unemployed ranks in a four day span, including Washington State's Jim Sutherland Boston University's Steve Sinko and Ohio Wesleyan's Glenny Fraser, while Tennessee Georgia and Wake Forest also reassigned leaders.
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Washington State
Jim Sutherland
Steve Sinko
Boston University
Ohio Wesleyan
Glenny Fraser
Tennessee
Jim McDonald
Georgia
Johnny Griffith
Billy Hildebrand
Wake Forest
Douglas Dickey
Vince Dooley
Unclear roster fragment ties multiple players across schools
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous players from varied colleges and towns including Sterling Colorado Highland Kansas Snow College Ephraim Utah and Boise Idaho with scattered surnames and partial positions, yielding an unreadable team roster note.
Hongkong Tailors Strike Over Pay Raise
Asian tourist hub Hong Kong faces new trouble as top tailors strike demanding higher wages. The city, already plagued by a severe water shortage, risks impacting the tourism and garment sectors as workers push for better pay.
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Mongkong
Hong Kong
Aerosol Shampoo Marketed in New York Upholstery Trade
A New York firm markets a new odorless, nonflammable aerosol dry foam shampoo for upholstery. It is non toxic and safe for fabrics and leather. In Copenhagen raisin sales are higher than typical in Denmark.
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New York
Copenhagen
Denmark
Macantrvy Poised for 160 Pound Crown As Career Peak Claims Rise
Brooklyn born Joey, aged 33, now based in Brooklyn area, asserts he is in peak condition ahead of the 160 pound title bid, declaring top form and readiness for the championship challenge.
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Macantrvy Gue Ho Pocur
Joey
Brooklyn
Olympic Hockey Team Beats Mich Tech 3 1 in Houghton
The U S Olympic hockey team defeated Michigan Tech 3 to 1 in Houghton after two scoreless periods. The game featured 23 shots on goal in the final 20 minutes as the Americans mounted the rally.
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