Farmers Face Government Dumping in Market Control
The article argues that government policy uses price manipulation to push farmers into a 1965 farm program. It cites Farm Bureau leaders, critiques non voluntary funding, and notes stock dumping by the Commodity Credit Corporation to cap prices. The piece warns business leaders to scrutinize farm conditions and avoid complacency as policy shifts loom.
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Coiranes Coy
Albuquery
Commodity Credit Corporation
Shriver Sets Guidelines for Federally Funded Birth Clinics
Anti poverty director Sargent Shriver orders five conditions on OEO grant use in family planning. Guidelines bar coercion, require voluntary participation, ensure broad advisement, medical supervision, and non promotional materials. Community input and regional scrutiny shape approval, with mixed reactions across cities and rural areas.
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Washington
Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
Shriver
OEO
Mies
Lewisberry
York
Stewartstown
Maryland-Pennsylvania
Planned Parenthood
Midden Atlantic
O'Boyle
Denver
Meany Assails Banker Greed At AFL-CIO Meeting
In San Francisco AFL-CIO leader George Meany denounced naked greed of Wall Street bankers and urged a bigger share of prosperity. He blamed rising interest rates on financial interests as he spoke to labor leaders before the federation’s 10th anniversary convention. The union federation, with 12.8 million members in 130 unions, seeks higher wages and better divisions of riches amid mounting economic strain.
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San Francisco
America
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Wall Street
Meany
Federation
Maritime Trade Department
WS. Sanciers
Gravatt to Head City GOP Group
Jefferson City Republican Committee members elected new officers Monday night Jas E Gravatt 1823 Allen Drive was chosen Chairman succeeding James Jeffrey John Hearne 2300 Livingston was elected Vice Chairman George Parker secretary to the State Republican Headquarters addressed the group outlining the State Committee's latest work
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Jefferson City
Republican Committee
Jas E. Gravatt
Allen Drive
James Jeffrey
John Hearne
Livingston
George Parker
Republican
State Committee
Bamali Named Nigeria Foreign Minister in Lagos Announcement
In Lagos Nigeria Reuters reports Alhaji Nuhu Bamali has been named foreign minister in a Monday announcement. Bamali is cited as the new head of Nigeria's diplomacy as government reshuffles continue.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Reuters
Alnaji Nuhu Bamali
Suave Eater Evades Lunchroom Crowd And Departs
A man on crutches moved through a Houston bus depot cafeteria with help from an employee. He carried a tray, avoided the cash register, ate his meal, and slipped away unnoticed leaving his crutches behind.
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Houston
Tex
New York Poverty War Program Studied Citywide Efforts
A Chicago Tribune report examines New York City's anti poverty program funded by 54,997,744 dollars from federal and city sources across eight+ programs. It affects over one million of the 1.7 million poor, detailing Harvoy Act origins and Harlem politics while outlining two funding streams and the council against poverty.
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Andum
Shriver
House Appropriations Committee
Big City
CAP
Congress
Chicago Tribune Press Service
New York
New York City
Washington
Harlem
Harvoy-Act
Harlem Youth Opportunities Unlimited
Adam Clayton Powell
Anne M. Roberts
Economic Opportunity Committee
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Lower East Side
Brooklyn
Bedford- Stuyvesant
Council Against Poverty
EOC
Anti-Poverty Operations Board
Imayor
CYT
Talks Slated In Washington
The Texas White House said President Johnson will return to Washington for a December 14 to 15 conference with Pakistan's President Mohammed Arab Khan. A December 17 session with British Prime Minister Harold Wilson is likely, with plans for an Erhard visit remaining possible but subject to change.
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Austin
Tex
Texas White House
Johnson
Washington
Mohammed Arab Khan
Pak
Bill D. Moyers
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Ayub
LBJ
Moyers
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
Bishop Remains In Red Prison
Cumberland native Most Rev James Edward Walsh marks his 50th ordination anniversary in a Chinese Communist prison. At 74 he is described as frail and the last known American missionary in Red China. He entered the priesthood at Maryknoll 50 years ago. Church reports say he spends years in prayer and meditation with one permitted letter per month.
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Cumberland, Md
James Edward Walsh
China Missions
Walsh
Red China
Maryknoll
N.Y
Cumberland
Hauler Crushed To Death By Truck In Clayton
A trash hauler identified as 52 year old Washington Lane of Brentwood died when the truck he was working on rolled and crushed him in a Clayton suburb. Police say he was repairing the rear axle and apparently released the emergency brake cable by mistake.
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ST. Louis
Clayton
Washington Lane
Brentwood
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Noose
L& H
Rost Plumbing & Heating Company
R. E. Natsch & Son Heating Company
TOR
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Jefferson Cis
Capital City Heating and Air Conditioning CO
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Meb Duff
John Gottlob
Dickinson
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By Robert S. Allen and
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Tang
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Commercial Credit Plan, Incorporated
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Joseph Zullo
AVIS
Rentacar
DIAL
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Libbert
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Thrifty Finance
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