1970 Farm Program Sets Payments and Acreage Rules
Agriculture officials outlined the 1970 farm program with payments of 1.59 billion dollars for next year’s corn sorghum grain and barley. Farmers must take at least 20 percent of base feed acreage to qualify while can idle up to 50 percent for higher payments. The corn loan stays at 1.08 dollars per bushel for No 2 grade. sorghum 1.61 per hundredweight and barley 0.83 per bushel. Sign-up runs February 2 to March 20.
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Difford M. Hardin
Clarence B Palmby
Hardin
Palmby
Bandits Hold Up Banks In Brazil
Twelve men and two women armed with submachine guns robbed two banks in São Paulo, disarming a policeman and ransacking tellers. They fled in two cars firing shots, one woman wounded in the leg. Leaflets left urge Brazilians to rise up against oppressors, signed by the National Liberation Alliance once led by Carlos Marighela.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
National Liberation Alliance
Carlos Marighela
Nasser Says Force Key to Reclaim Arab Lands in Benghazi
Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser told Libyans at a Benghazi rally that force is the only means to reclaim lands taken by force. He urged Arab mobilization and accused the United States of enabling Israel. About 30,000 to 50,000 attended as Libyan and Sudanese leaders accompanied him during a multi day trip.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Masa
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Nasser
United States
Israel
U.S
Middle East
Tripoli
Rabat
Morocco
Gaafar el Numeiri
Tricia Nixon and Edward Cox at Waldorf Ball Sparks Gossip
Tricia Nixon and her friend Edward Cox mingled with 2 000 guests at the Waldorf Astoria International Ball. The pair denied romance while Cox, Harvard Law student and critic of politics, said he supports President Nixon. Debutantes included 65 foreign guests and 19 from the United States.
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New York
UPI
Tricia
Nixon
Edward Finch ‘Cox
Cox
Miss Nixon
Eddie
Sox
Howard Ellis Cox
Ralph Nader
Harvard Law School
Washington
Tricha
Sehedie
Debs Gex
Mther
Soldiers’, Sailors’ and Airmen’s Club
Elizabeth Finch
Maureen Finch
Weatherman SDS War Council Meets in Flint
About 100 SDS Weatherman faction members gather at Flint's old Giant Ballroom for a war council signaling opposition to U.S. Vietnam involvement. Mark Rudd and Bernardine Dohrn attend as security checks and hostile rhetoric mix with peanut butter and jelly snacks and posters of Mao Tse-tung Malcolm X and Lenin.
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Flint, Mich
Flint
Weatherman
Students For A Democratic Society
Nixon
Mac Tse-tung
Malcolm X
Lenin
Weetherman
Mark Rudd
Bernardine Dohrn
Miss Dohrn
Rudd J
SDS
U.S
Vietnam
United States
War Council
National “War Council
Mich
Oklahoma City minister sentenced for rape. girl later recants
An 11 year old girl testified she lied about a minister assault in 1966. John Severs, 45, a Christ Gospel Church minister and IndianaHQ trained, was sentenced to 99 years after conviction for rape. The girl later admitted fabricating the incident and visited him in prison.
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Oklahoma City
Pastor
John Severs
Severs
Christ Gospel Church
Indiana
Breakage Comes As No Surprise at Quality Shoe Store
Jerry Jarratt said he was not surprised by a window smash at Quality Shoe Store 1209 Broadway Monday night. The break-in was the fifth incident in two years, with shoes taken during prior break-ins though nothing was reported missing on Monday.
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Jerry Cjarett
Broadway
Jarratt
Aru Islands Listed Among Indonesian Archipelago
The Aru Islands form a grouped chain in the Arafura Sea and are part of Indonesia.
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Aru Islands
Arafura Sea
Indonesia
Family planning eyed in Manila austerity plan
The Philippine armed forces announced they may include family planning in the austerity program for military personnel.
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Manila
Philippine Armed Forces
Senate panel formed to monitor U S Soviet disarmament talks
A new Senate Armed Services subcommittee led by Sen John Stennis will oversee U S Soviet disarmament negotiations aimed at a strategic arms limits agreement. The move follows secret Helsinki talks and ongoing Vienna discussions set for April 16.
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Washington
Senate
Armed Services Committee
U.S
Soviet Union
Congress
John Stennis
D-Miss
Scvne
Armed Services
Helsinki
Finland
United States
Vienna
Henry A. Kissinger
Denture Adhesive Cream Fixopent Claims All Day Hold
An ad describes Fixopent denture adhesive cream claiming it forms an elastic membrane to hold uppers and lowers, reduce movement, improve bite and speech, and last around the clock. It urges seeing a dentist and buying at drug counters.
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