Milk output ranges by cow type and conditions
Holsteins yield 8 to 10 gallons daily on average with lower butterfat, brown Swiss and Guernsey about 5 to 6 gallons, Jersey 6 to 7. an overall state average around three gallons per cow. Calving takes about nine months and a half, with milking ceasing about eight weeks before birth.
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Borden Bovine
Guernsey
Jersey
Hawaii
Harold Sanders
Hawaiian
Hilo
Norfolk Island
Rocket Blast Wounds 14 in Afghan Border Firefight
U S air cavalrymen near the Cambodian border were hit by a rocket from their own helicopter during a firefight with two enemy soldiers. Fourteen Americans wounded as the action ended. two enemy soldiers unaccounted. Command orders an investigation.
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Saigon
U.S
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
U.S. Command
Laos
An Khe
Israel Party Leaders Favoring Peace Plan
Lawrence Pan Plamondon arrives at the Detroit federal building for arraignment on charges tied to the 1968 bombing of a CIA facility as party leaders discuss a peace plan.
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Israel Party
Lawrence
Pan” Plamondon
Federal Building
Detroit
Mich
Central Intelligence
Mutual Limit On Nuclear Missiles Proposed By U.S.
Washington reports the United States has proposed to the Soviet Union a mutual cap on strategic nuclear missiles. The move aims to curb long range weapons and avert a costly arms race between the two superpowers.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
U S and Soviet Exchange on Nuclear Ceilings and ABM Plans
The United States proposes an overall numerical ceiling on ICBMs and submarine missiles and long range bombers with flexibility on mix. Abm limits would align with Soviet levels, targeting Moscow's 64 launcher system. Kissinger touts ABM talks at Vienna while Fulbright counters that the Senate bears blame if deals fail.
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U.S
Moscow
Vienna
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Fulbright
Kissinger
Girl pursues boy and lands in jail in Reading England
Irene Avery twenty a maid at Royal Berkshire Hospital was jailed for 28 days for refusing to stop pursuing Paul Taylor eighteen after he ended their four month romance. She repeatedly visited his home stood at his front gate followed him to work and ignored police orders.
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Reading
England
Irene Avery
Miss Avery
Royal Berkshire Hospital
Paul Taylor
Irene
Taylor
Pauli
FTC studies link between ads for medicines and drug abuse
Federal Trade Commission launches a study to determine if massive advertising for over the counter medicines and other products contributes to rising drug abuse in the United States. Senator Sm. Frank Moss D Utah announced the move, citing a May resolution and a letter from Chairman Caspar H Weinberger. The inquiry has the highest priority per Moss.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Sm. Frank Moss
Utah
Moss
FTC
Caspar H. Weinberger
Commission
United States
Aeee
Israel urged to accept Egypt peace plan amid mixed views
Israeli leaders debated Egypt's acceptance of the U S Middle East peace plan while urging their government to approve. Cabinet planned to discuss the situation as hawks and doves urged careful timing and safeguards including international supervision to curb arms buildup.
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Martin Zucker
Associated Press
TEL Aviv
Egypt
U.S. Middle East
Golda Meir
Israel
Jordan
U.N
Peo
Washington
Hawks and
Doves
Suez Canal
Abraham Offer
Dove Group
Taryhawk
Tareezy
Shimon Peres
Moshe Dayan
Yaacobi Gad
Israel Galili
Mrs. Meir
Labor Party
Douglas-Home says Egypt and Israel edging toward negotiated settlement
Secretary Douglas-Home in London says both sides in the Middle East crisis are warming to the idea of negotiation. He notes new Soviet influence south of Europe and potential trade-route protection around southern Africa. He calls Vietnamization a starting step toward reducing hostilities in Indochina.
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London
Alec Douglas-Home
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Africa
Conservative Party
Edward Heath
Foreign Office
Douglas-Home
Middle East
Libya
Senators Push Spending Cuts Over Nixon Budget Fight
Democrats in the Senate reject Nixon’s charge of excessive spending and pledge large cuts to administration requests. The policy committee says Congress will trim, reallocate to health education environment and poverty programs, while cutting military and foreign aid. Mansfield notes Congress already cut 8.3 billion from the initial budget and predicts further reductions as new requests are reviewed.
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Washington
Senate
Democrats
Nixon
Senate Democratic Policy Committee
Congress
Mike Mansfield
White House
Capitol Hill
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