Opponents Predict Bread Price Hikes Over Farm Bill
Washington debate over the farm bill centers on wheat provisions and possible higher bread costs. Critics claim the measure portends a “bread tax” hitting the poor, while supporters call such claims unfounded. Backstage talk themes include preserving the controversial wheat section and adjusting government surplus grain resale levels.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Johnson
House
California
B. F. Sisk
Findley
Congress
Hunt Leaves Batavian to Head Missoula Bank
Ross E. Hunt resigns as president of the Batavian National Bank to become president of the Western Montana National Bank in Missoula effective Sept. 1. He has served in La Crosse civic groups and banking since 1956, with prior positions across the Midwest and a degree from the University of Wisconsin School of Banking.
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Ross E. Hunt
Losey Blvd
Hunt
Civic N
Batavian National Bank
Greater Lo
Western Montana National Bank
Missoula
la Crosse
Albert Lea, Minn
Batavian
Albert Lea
First Bank Stock Corp
St. Paul, Minn
University of Wisconsin School of Banking
Milaca
Minn
Merchants National Bank and Trust Co
Fargo
N.D
First National Bank
Bismarck
First State Bank
Park River
Red River National Bank
Grand Forks
Midland National Bank
Billings, Mont
National Bank of South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Albert Lea Bank
4000 Marines Land To Boost Viet Forces
U S Marines add 4000 to South Viet Nam forces bringing total to 86000 with Johnson aiming for 125000. In Da Nang 1200 Marines landed after 2800 at Chu Lai. 36 Viet Cong killed in Xan Xuyen clash. US planes bombed and leaflets dropped near North Viet Nam. Marine patrols near Da Nang report Viet Cong losses and weapon seizures in Elephant Valley.
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Edwin Q. White
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Johnson
da Nang
Chu Lai
9Th Marine Regiment
3Rd Division
Okinawa
Xan Xuyen
Viet Nam
Elephant Valley
1St Army
Johnson assails rioting in Los Angeles and offers aid
President Johnson condemned the Los Angeles violence as contrary to the nation’s traditions and ordered two Washington officials to meet Gov. Edmund G. Brown in New York to discuss aid. He praised Southern gains in voter registration, noting 6,998 Negroes registered in four days in nine counties.
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Tex
Johnson
Los Angeles
Washington
Edmund G. Brown
California
New York
LeRoy Collins
Lee White
Collins
Florida
Community
Commerce Department
White
LBJ
South
John W. Macy
Civil Service Commission
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
King Advocates Police Power to Stop Los Angeles Riots
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr urged using the full force of police power to quell the Los Angeles riots while in Miami en route to Puerto Rico. He warned police power offers only a temporary halt and called for a massive program to help Negroes beyond immediate suppression.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Martin Luther King Jr
Los Angeles
King
Miami
The
Disciples of Christ
Kerner Sends 2 000 Guardsmen To Chicago
Gov. Otto Kerner ordered 2 000 National Guardsmen to Chicago amid rioting on the Eisenhower Expressway. Police reported 123 arrests and 67 injuries over the last two nights as bricks and stones flew from overpasses. Raby and other leaders urged restraint while Daley’s home protests continued over school desegregation.
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Kerner
Chicago
Otto
Eisenhower
Albert Raby
O. W
Wilson
Elgin
Des Plaines
Blue Island
Joliet
West Side
8000 Troops Arrive In L A As Riots Sweep City
Los Angeles faces fourth night of major rioting in Negro districts with a curfew set at 8 p m. 8 000 troops from the 49th Infantry Division arrive by air to reinforce 40th Armored Division as arson, looting, and gunfire kill 20 since Friday. Fire crews report eight major blazes in a 22 square mile zone. Anderson declares a disaster area and warns residents off streets.
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Los Angeles
Glenn M. Anderson
California
49Th Infantry Division
40Th Armored Division
Fire Department
William Clutterham
South Side Negro District
City Hall
Associated Press
Santa Monica Freeway
Alameda Street
Imperial Highway
Crenshaw Boulevard
Anderson
William H. Parker
National Guard
Peter Pitchess
Long Beach
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Federal Aviation Agency
Watts
Central Avenue
New York
Harlem
Harbor Freeway
Inglewood
Mercury
William Parker
Page
Cuba City Woman Killed In Crash Near Hazel Green
Mrs Janet Hoff 28 of Cuba City died in a two car head on collision at the Highways 80 and 11 junction near Hazel Green Grant County. Her husband Myron 31 was in fair condition. Children Randall 7 and Michael 13 hospitalized. Five Krause family members from Monticello Iowa were injured.
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Grant County
Wisconsin
Janet Hoff
Cuba City
Hazel Green
Randall
Michael
Cuba City Hospital
Ted Krause, Sr
Monticello
Iowa
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Reed
By Douglas B. Cornell
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Dixie
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LA Crosse Tribune
Loa Crosse, Wis
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Raby
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Richard J. Daley
Daley
Hell
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L.A
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