Staley Reelected NFO Leader In Ninth Term
DES MOINES IOWA AP Oren Lee Staley, 40, of Ren Mo, was reelected Thursday night to a ninth term as president of the National Farmers Organization. He beat Forrest Nave Jr. of Lexington Mo by 4 74 to 581 after insurgent critics withdrew charges of financial irresponsibility. Staley warned of a holding action against processors to pressure long term contracts, while delegates urged winter organizing to fortify the group.
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National Farmers Organization
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Forrest Nave Jr
Lexington
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Tinbert Casper
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NFO
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Free Col Chenault speaks after eight days in captivity
Col James K. Chenault deputy chief of the US military mission in Caracas was released by Communist captors after eight days. He spoke at a press conference with his wife present and described brainwashing attempts and his insistence on facts about American life. A Venezuelan raid also nabbed top FALN leader Lt Col Juan De Dios Moncada Vidal.
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James K. Chenault
United States
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Soviet Call for Private Talks With Red China
Moscow reports Pravda urges Red China to end open polemics and pursue a private settlement of Moscow Beijing differences. Pravda notes serious intra Communist divisions but warns against dramatizing the quarrel while signaling readiness for long waiting period to wear down Chinese opposition.
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USIA reports favorable global reaction to Johnson start
The ILS Information Agency released a survey showing highly favorable foreign press reaction to President Johnson in his early White House days. Based on material up to December 2, the world press expresses confidence in Johnson and his leadership.
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Mercy Mission Ends In Death Of Boy Kansas City
Mrs Dalford VanZant babysat four children when Byron Hodges 22 months drank bleach. She rushed to a doctor with Jeffrey her four year old son and the other child in the car. A collision near Weatherby Lake caused the car to overturn killing Jeffrey and injuring Mrs VanZant and two others. The Hodges boy suffered no ill effects.
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Kansas City
Dalford VandZant
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Louisiana Democrats Nominate Governor Candidate in Kennedy Aftermath
In New Orleans Louisiana Democrats nominate a governor candidate in a crowded primary marked by the assassination of President Kennedy. Ten candidates compete with runoff possible January 11 if no one wins 50 percent, winner facing Republican Charlton Lyon in March. Morrison, once mayor, leads among his rivals but denies Kennedy alignment.
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Louisiana
John I. Kennedy
Kennedy
Charlton H. Lyon
Shreveports
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Kennedys
DeLesseps
Morrison
Organization of American States
Davis
Missouri Five Day Forecast Shows Cooler Weekend
Missouri outlook calls for temperatures slightly below normal in the northwest and four to eight degrees below normal in the east and south from Saturday through Wednesday. Colder air settles in Saturday with a warming trend early Monday and another drop Tuesday in the southeast and east. Rain totals vary from a quarter to three quarters inch in the south and east, with up to half an inch in the northwest, and some snow in the northeast.
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Kennedy Library Funds Available at Harvard University
Boston AP Kennedy Library funds are in hand for a proposed $6 million John S. Kennedy Memorial Library at Harvard. Design to begin soon. museum for Kennedy’s possessions planned. A corporation to build the structure with public subscriptions was formed, with Robert F. Kennedy and Edward M. Kennedy as officers. land donated by Harvard near the Business School.
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Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
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Harvard School of Business Administration
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Crash Injuries Fatal To School Teacher
Hannibal Missouri AP report says Sally Jackson 70 long time Monroe City teacher died from injuries after a wall accident Tuesday. She was riding with her husband Richard Jackson 86 when their car collided with another on Highway 36 at Monroe City. Jackson suffered serious injuries.
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Sally Jackson
Monroe City
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