Plains Farming Pork Producers Endorse Nickels for Profit Plan
Texas Pork Producers Association backs the National Pork Council investment plan nickels for profit. Five cents per market hog will fund promotions with 80 percent returning to Texas for state efforts and 20 percent to national pork promotion. Local groups may access funds if 20 percent of regional hogs join.
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Garrison Tops Louisiana Newsmakers of 1967
UPI survey names Dist. Atty. Jim Garrison the state’s top newsmaker for 1967 for his controversial Kennedy assassination inquiry. Gov. John McKeithen, Victor Bussie, Aubrey Young, Edward Partin, Carlos Marcello, Aaron Kohn, and John Mecom Jr. receive notable mentions for actions from rackets probes to the Saints season.
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Poems Honor Dad After Slaying Trial
Harvey Young was fatally shot by a man who died in custody after the August incident. Roberto DelGado, 29, was later convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to death. His 11 year old daughter wrote the poem titled Dads celebrating her father.
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Oregon law requires underage hunters to carry firearm competency certificates
In Salem Oregon a United Press dispatch explains that youths under 17 must hold a certificate of competency to use firearms. It notes that hunter safety courses are held during the summer across most regions of the state.
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Spitballs Could Jumpstart New Paper Chemistry
Baylor University physicist Dr. Robert G. Packard demonstrated a water dissolvable paper that could alter schooling. He suggested spitballs might become obsolete or transformed into a cheating method if notes dissolve in water, risking teacher suspicion and student embarrassment.
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Cadmium Pollution Ties to Disease Near Nakamichi Mine
About 300 residents near a metal mining operation at Nakamachi, 150 miles northwest of Tokyo, report aches pains and brittle bones they call the ouch ouch disease. They threaten to sue the company over cadmium contamination in drinking water.
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Stennis to Probe U S Air War Capability in Vietnam
Senator John C. Stennis announces a Senate investigation into America's ability to wage conventional air war amid rising Vietnam losses and Soviet gains in tactical airpower. The inquiry covers new designs like the F111 and FX aircrafts, and potential Navy Air Force joint programs.
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Peace Corps withdraws volunteers from Gabon
The Peace Corps announces the withdrawal of 57 volunteers from Gabon at the Gabonese government's request. No reason was given, but the note expressed thanks for the corps work. Since 1963 about 190 volunteers have served in Gabon including rural school builders and teachers. The return date is not set though a 90 day transition is typical. There are 14,000 volunteers in training or service in 21 African nations and 36 other countries.
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Radio Agreement Still Acceptable
United States and Mexico have signed an accord extending through 1968 to regulate broadcast band channels and reduce cross border interference. The base pact dated January 1957. the new accord was signed in Mexico City last Thursday and awaits U.S. Senate approval before ratification by President Johnson.
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Venezuela Structure: 20 States 1 District and 72 Islands
Venezuela is described as a federal republic consisting of 20 states, one federal district, two territories Amazonas and Delta Amacuro, and 72 Caribbean islands. The summary notes the political framework and territorial divisions.
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