Soybean Market Shows Cautious Optimism for 1971
Agriculture Secretary Clifford M. Hardin says he feels uneasy when soybean prices rise and farmers plan more production, but he believes the crop will face no serious market trouble in 1971. He notes these signals influence world trade.
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Washington
Clifford M. Hardin
Hardin
Nixon Health Care Plan Proposes Employer Insurance Requirement
The administration backs a plan requiring all businesses to offer full-time employees and families private health insurance meeting government standards. The Q A details premiums cost sharing, co insurance, deductibles, and the role of private insurers with federal oversight.
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World Deaths highlight religious figure and Broadway veteran
Msgr Jean Marie Castex reported dead at an advanced age in Ontario. Oscar Serlin, linked to Life With Father and Hollywood star introductions, dies in New York aged 70. Also noted are a missionary and church executive and a longtime NYSE seat holder, B Blumenthal.
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China
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Italian Women’s Lib Congress Survives Internal Clashes
In Rome militants demand action while moderates insist on dialogue as three factions back Italy’s new divorce law and push for abortion legalization and contraception access. The groups include MLI advocating equal jobs and nurseries, plus calls against violence by the ladies.
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Cigarette Industry Sees Gains Despite Bans in 1970
In 1970 U.S. cigarette production rose 17.4 billion to 575 billion while exports jumped from 25 billion to 29 billion. Liggett & Myers posted a sales uptick, and surveys indicate overall gains aided by ad shifts to newspapers and billboards despite bans. The American Cancer Society notes rising nonsmoking rates from 50 to nearly 66 percent over a decade.
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N.C
United States
Liggett & Myers, Inc
Forbes
Barron's
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American Cancer Society
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Egypt says peace talks blocked by Israel on occupied lands
President Sadat in Cairo tells guerrilla chiefs the Arab world seeks negotiated peace but not at Palestinians’ expense. Egypt rejects separate peace with Israel and urges unity with Jordan and Syria while warning of military readiness if diplomacy fails.
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Man Island cats Lack Tails
A long held belief about Man Island cats is that they are tailless. Local breeders note this trait appears in multiple generations and is considered a defining characteristic of the island feline population.
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Man
Preparation H Relief Prompts Widespread Use
Hundreds of patients report relief from rectal itching using Preparation H for hemorrhoidal symptoms. Doctors themselves recommend the ointment or suppositories for family use.
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