Meat Price Hike Seen Unjustified by NFC Holdout
National Farmers Organization maintains cattle withholding across 23 states as retail meat prices rise in some cities. Packers cut staff while receipts fall. NFC sets price goals for hogs cattle and sheep with potential future increases.
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Corning
Iowa
National Farmers Organization
Midwest
NFC
Oren Lee Staley
Duluth
Minn
Boston
First National
Ann Landers Advice Column On Handling A Troubled Brother
A reader seeks guidance from Ann Landers about a 14-year-old brother showing behavior prompting the columnist to discuss sensitive terms and appropriate responses. The column analyzes family dynamics and calls for measured, respectful intervention.
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Ann Landers
New Manager Appointed by First Credit in La Crosse
First Credit Corporation announced James Ford of Wisconsin as the new La Crosse office manager. Ford, a Navy veteran and former dealer manager, explained the open house for thirty days to introduce his staff and services, highlighting budget counseling and consumer credit support. He previously worked in Chicago and Waukesha before joining First Credit in 1959.
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First Credit Corporation
Middlewest
James Ford
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Ford
Edgerton
Queen of Apostles Seminary
Madison
U.S. Navy
First Credit
Chicago
Waukesha
Mr. Ford
Today in History August 25 1964 events listed
On this date a series of events is noted including the German surrender of Paris in 1944, Ann Rutledge's death in 1835, Britain and Poland mutual aid treaty in 1939, MacArthur delaying surrender terms in 1945, Chiang Kai shek flood appeal in 1954, Chinese Communist production exaggerations noted, and mass student arrests in South Vietnam in 1963.
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Associated Press
Paris
Ann Rutledge
New Salem
Ill
Abraham Lincoln
Britain
Poland
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Chiang Kaishek
Yangtze
Hwai
South
Viet Nam
Death of Warrens Man Ruled Self-Inflicted Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Harold Steele 72 of Warre ns was found dead in his garage by his wife at 6 a.m. Monday. Deputy Monroe County Coroner Dr. Paul Albrecht ruled death by own action from carbon monoxide poisoning. Steele, despondent over ill health, was survived by his widow, a daughter Jean, and sister Mrs. Kittie Skaggs. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Ninneman Funeral Home Tomah, with cremation in Milwaukee to follow.
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Warrens
Wis
Harold Steele
R. 1
Monroe County
Paul Albrecht
Steele
Albrecht
Jean
Kittie Skaggs
Inglewood
Calif
Ninneman Funeral Home
Tomah
Robert Horn
Milwaukee
Ninneman
Official News Paper Publisher N S MacNeish Dies
N S MacNeish aged 64 a former assistant publisher and business manager of the New York World Telegram Sun died Monday in West Harwich Massachusetts from a heart attack.
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West Harwich, Mass
N. S. MacNeish
New York World-Telegram & Sun
Lodge in Bonn Seeks West German Backing on Vietnam Policy
Special envoy Henry Cabot Lodge arrived in Bonn to press West Germany for support of U S policy in Southeast Asia. He tours allied capitals to explain President Johnson's Vietnam strategy.
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Bonn
Germany
Henry Cabot Lodge
Johnson
U.S
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Air Rights To West Berlin Reaffirmed by US UK France
The United States Britain and France reaffirmed unrestricted air access to West Berlin in identical notes to the Soviet Union. They rejected a June complaint about Pan American and British flights over East Germany and emphasized Soviet responsibility for flight safety in the Berlin air corridors.
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Moscow
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Berlin
West Germany
East Germany
U.S
U.S.S.R
31 Million Seedlings To Be Placed On Sale
Minnesota state tree nurseries will place 31 million seedlings on sale September 1 for conservation use. The Conservation Department says seedlings sell for 10 dollars per thousand with a minimum order of 500.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Conservation Department
Boy 18 Dies of Leukemia After Bills Paid in Full
Carterville Ga AP Ray Chappell an 18 year old leukemia patient died Monday in a hospital moments before reporters could show him a paid in full bill. His family learned of the news on Saturday as his condition worsened. He worked on a highway crew earning only 60 dollars. Community donations reached 1400 dollars to cover medical costs, with any remaining funds to be used for funeral expenses.
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Cartersville
Ray Chappell
Aragon
Burglars Steal Near 50 000 In Furs From Store
In Washington burglars broke into the French Poodle on Connecticut Avenue and stole furs valued by owner Mrs. Alvin Epstein at nearly 50 000. They entered an office above the shop, cut through the ceiling, and descended with a rope after disabling an alarm and steel door.
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Alvin Epstein
Frinzi Says Renaming Colleges as Universities a Blunder
Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Dominic Frinzi denounces the switch of the state's nine colleges to university status as a costlier mistake. He pledges to restore the college system and establish four year colleges in Racine Kenosha and Green Bay. Other candidates weigh in on campaign travel costs and security arrangements.
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Dominic Frinzi
Wisconsin
Frinzi
Union Barbers
Racine
Kenosha
Green Bay
John W. Reynolds
Reynolds
Warren Knowles
Winneconne
Knowles
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