Grocers foresee farm direct meat trend as price controls bite
In La Crosse area, grocers warn Phase 4 price controls push shoppers toward farms, frozen meats, and cheaper staples. They note beef supply tightness, rising custom slaughter, and growing demand for chicken turkey and canned fish as beef and pork prices stay volatile.
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la Crosse
Boyer
Leo Hansen
Hansen
IGA
West Salem
Gateway Foods
Holmen
Schurhammer
Lillegard
Oscar Peterslie
West Ave. S
Watergate Panel Recesses As Suit Looms
Senate Watergate committee recessed after hearing Henry Petersen lament losing control of the Watergate case to a special prosecutor. The panel has heard 35 witnesses since May and prepares to file a federal court suit as part of its first phase of the inquiry.
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Washington
Asst
Henry E. Petersen
Department of Justice
Petersen
Domo
Department
Senate Watergate
Samuel Cash
Nixon
U.S. District Court
Special
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Cox
Democratic National
Watergate Complex
White House
G. Gordon Liddy
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Richard G. Kleindienst
Elliot L. Richardson
Senate
Watergate Committee
$515000 Loan to Garment Co. Falls Through
Arrangements for a $515,000 loan from Heller and Co. to La Crosse Garment Co. have fallen through as creditors set a 5 p.m. deadline for alternate financing. A feud among Raeder, Smith and Smyth over control stalled negotiations with Country Miss Inc. and a sale of the North Side plant. Wariness over title and back pay keep workers idle at the main plant, with production limited to $150,000 worth if labor returns.
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Garment Co
Heller and Co
Chicago
la Crosse Garment Co
la Crosse Tribune
U.S
Wisconsin
the Tribune
Donald Raeder
Daniel Smith
Robert Smyth
Country Miss, Inc
New York
N.Y
North Side
Gillette
7Th and Adams Streets
Ladies Garment Workers Local 379
Terry Gillette
la Crosse
la Crosse Garment Industries
Raeder
Smith
William Ray Jr
Heller
B. T. Hall
Workers’ Union
Firemen Adopt Dog From Rubble After Hotel Collapse
New York firefighters rescue an eight month old Brittany Spaniel from the wreckage of the Broadway Central Hotel. The dog, found alive amid debris five days after the 119 year old building fell, is adopted as a mascot named Broadway Joe. The dog’s owner approves the adoption and the animal enjoys a celebratory feast before a bath at the station.
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New York
Ap) — Engine Company 24
Broadway Central
Joseph Shreck
Broadway Joe
Agnew Under Broad Federal Contract Probe
Federal prosecutors examine alleged improper awarding of federal contracts to private engineering and architectural firms during Agnew’s vice presidency and Maryland governorship. The probe spans Maryland politics, county officials, fundraisers, and firms in Maryland and D C, with subpoenas issued for Agnew and Mandel administrations.
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AGNEW
J. Walter Jones
Maryland
Spiro Agnew
J. H. Hammerman
Washington Post
Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Baltimore County
Baltimore
District of Columbia
Marvin Mandel
Mandel
S. Mandel
George Beall
Internal Revenue Service
Beall
Nixon
U.S
J. Glenn Beall
I. H
Bud) Hammerman II
Jones
Hammerman
Weather outlook with scattered showers and storms
Variable cloudiness with showers and thunderstorms likely Wednesday night and again Thursday. Lows near 70 on Wednesday, highs near 85 on Thursday. Winds from the south at 8 to 18 mph Wednesday night shifting to west Thursday. Precipitation chances 50 percent Wednesday night and 30 percent Thursday. Friday partly cloudy with a chance of showers and storms.
Nixon ties noted to antitrust case drop in 1971
Emerging evidence suggests President Nixon could be linked to dropping the ITT antitrust suit in 1971 in exchange for convention funds. The report also notes Nixon's Watergate centrality and beef industry tensions amid price freezes and shortages. American aid to drought‑stricken Upper Volta is described as basic nourishment.
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Richard Nixon
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Upper Volta
West Africa
Alabama girl’s spine fixed in major Minneapolis surgery
Julie Laughridge a two-year-old with multiple birth defects had a three hour operation at Fairview Hospital in Minneapolis to straighten her severely curved neck spine. Doctors plan further procedures in about a year to improve her left hand while she recovers in a neck brace.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Alabama
Julie Laughridge
Fairview Hospital
Minneapolis
Julie
Fairview
John H. Moe
Robert B. Winter
Neil Laughridge
Sylacauga
Ala
Laughridge
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Kmart
State Road
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South Side
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Charlotte Hall
Caledonia Street Market
Caledonia St
Lillian Kampschroer
Presi
Nixon Campaign Committee
John W. Dean III
Dean
Ehrlichman
Maurice H. Stans
Atty
Kleindienst
Nedding
Petersen and Kleindienst
Rae Go
Ann Landers
Hy Gardner
Left
Jerome B. Wolff
J. E. Greiner Environmental Systems
William E. Fornoff
Baltimore (Md
Dog Dog
Ment
Dale Anderson
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