Farm Bureau eyes buying a national grocery chain
The American Farm Bureau Federation weighs acquiring a major supermarket chain to gain shelf space and reduce processor leverage. Ohio officials say 1.6 million members could raise about 200 million dollars, with support from conventional financing, eyeing A P Safeway or Kroger. John Rotz dominates Saratoga with 20 wins, Greentree Stable cashing 12. Manny Ycaza leads with 22 victories.
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Topeka Expected To Get Project
The AP reports Topeka may host a women’s job training project under the federal anti poverty program. Dr Petty Frank of the Office of Economic Opportunities is in Topeka to study a preliminary proposal as Kansas receives 94246 for adult basic education funds.
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Bliss Backed as Compromise for GOP Chairman
Ray Bliss an Akron insurance man with a reputation as a hard working, behind the scenes organizer gained broad backing as a compromise choice for the Republican national chairman if Dean Burch resigns or is ousted at the 132 member meeting in Chicago January 22 23. Supporters include Dwight Eisenhower Nelson Rockefeller George Romney and William Scranton with Goldwater possibly persuaded.
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Hawaii’s Worst Storm Hits Oahu and Neighbor Islands
Honolulu reports Hawaii faces its worst storm of the season with heavy rain, strong winds, and flooding threats across Oahu and neighboring islands, prompting warnings from authorities and thousands told to seek shelter.
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Heavy Rain Floods Waikiki and Kauai Streets
A tropical downpour drenched Honolulu area shoppers and visitors with several inches of rain. Waikiki streets flooded power lines down on Oahu and streams burst their banks on Kauai Island.
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