Plains Farming Cotton Markets Slow Pace Amid Trade Shifts
Plains markets held a slow pace with 1 200 bales bought in the week, down from 64 200 a week earlier and 76 100 a year ago. Middling price held at 28.9 cents per pound, while June parity for upland cotton hovered at 2 cents. most mills closed for summer holidays as traders eyed new crop and export activity.
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Natin
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Corsulier and Marketing Service
Millis
U. S
J. Marion Rhodes
New York Cotton Exchange
Rhodes
Commodity Credit Corp
Senate votes to erase 20000 ceiling on farm subsidies
The Senate approved 53 to 34 an amendment wiping out the $20,000 cap on government farm payments set in the House. Dirksen opposed limiting subsidies, arguing against paying farmers not to farm while Williams urged the cap to save about $35 million annually. The measure highlights subsidies aiding large payments including a Mississippi plantation grant.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Dirksen
Jom J. Williams
R-Del
Williams
al Mississippi Plantation
Willi Hpisals
Roman L. ‘Hruske
Sunday attendance across 52 churches totals twenty two thousand four hundred thirty eight
Attendance from 52 churches Sunday reached 22 438 versus 15 080 last Sunday across 58 churches. Reported churches include Agape Methodist Westminster Baptist Calvary Baptist and Epiphany, with varied congregation sizes and participation across locales.
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Agape Methodiats
Iiscene Tees Cree Avtary Methodists
Seth Sika
Stat Prew
Westminster Retieriah
Ian Avertons Baptist Is
el Calvary ‘Baptist
Bed-In Protest Draws Couple Across Nation
A young couple in Massachusetts joins John Lennon and Yoko Ono in a bed-in protest against the Vietnam War and the Lennons visa denial. They refuse to use beds, cribs, or violence while promoting love and peace.
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Robert Watson
Maria
Newton
Mass
United States
John Lennon
Yoko
Southeast Asia
Washington
APV
Marla
Jehovah's Witnesses At Yankee Stadium Hold Global Assembly
About 62,836 attendees filled Yankee Stadium for the Jehovah's Witnesses International Assembly opening. They crowded upper decks and box seats despite traffic jams and rain, with pilgrims traveling from Africa to attend the faith event focused on Peace on Earth.
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New York
Jehovah's Witnesses
Yankee Stadium
International Assembly
Temote
Africa
Flag at half mast for Boysville alumnus in Vietnam
San Antonio AP report notes Marine Pfc Bobby Griffin, 19, a former Boysville resident, was killed by a land mine in Vietnam. The home’s flag was lowered for the first time in 25 years. Griffin, born in Lorraine Texas, was one of five former residents who served. three remain serving.
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San Antonio
Stars and Stripes
Boysville
Home For Boys
Pfc
Bobby Griffin
Vietnam
Bobby
Conley Lovelace
Lovelace
Griffin
Loking
Mike Ledesma
Robby
Loraine
Tex
California
Unclear OCR Fragment From Port Elizabeth Paper
Fragmentary text from a Port Elizabeth page mentions an actor and a producer with uncertain details about a chase and a request involving rice. The readable words are sparse and do not establish a coherent event or report.
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Port
Elizabeth
Chase
Bed in for peace draws 144 hours in Washington
Couples stay in hotel near Capitol during seven day protest ending Tuesday. They describe high costs of meals and room service and note 100000 expected participants. Calls to Lennons from Boston include flowers and a peace card. A London note mentions boxing hall brain-damage detection machine.
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United States
Capitol
Watson
Washington
Boston
Boston University
Lennons
John
Yoko
Mahatma
Gandhi
London
Adrian Whiteson
Blaze In Chicago Fatal To Seven
Seven people including a mother and five of her children died in a Monday fire that swept the upper floor of a six flat building on Chicago's South Side. Four of 19 residents in the same family survived and five other families were evacuated as inspectors cited faulty wiring and multiple code violations found during a visit and a later reinspection planned for the summer.
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Chicago
James R. Jung
Turning 21 Welfare Boy Set to Inherit Fortune
New Jersey youth with a history of welfare dependence and juvenile delinquency faces a court decision over $70 000 to $100 000 in bank accounts from a 1958 Harlem Hospital settlement The State Supreme Court heard that the funds could be placed in a bank for management until he reaches age 21 The boy Alphonse Davis de now lives with his mother in Atlantic City and has been under probation since a recent shoplifting charge
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New York
New Jersey
State Supreme Court
Abraham J. Hinott
John P. Hale
Hale
Alphonse Davis de
Harlem
Atlantic City
Bermuda to Host Black Power Conference Security Reinforcements
British troops including 80 Green Berets were rushed to Bermuda at the Bermudian government request to guard against possible unrest during a Black Power conference. The defense ministry said the stay depends on local conditions and the Bermuda government aims for peaceful proceedings.
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London
United States
Bermuda
Defense Ministry
Britain
Ie Hinneato Gffie Enia
Foreign Office
Waded
Green Berets
Bahamas
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BEC
Washington, D.C
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Australia
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Sec. of Agriculture
Clifford Hardin
USDA
IGA
Asst. Sec. OF Agriculture
Clarence Palmby
Glen Hofer
National Association of Wheat Growers
Hofer
Beatle
Air Forcs
Sat
Sun
Good Housekeeping
Roops
CAL
Service Tire CO
Zat Stevi Pe
Piretul Radial Tires
Cooper Tires
Dining Room Restaurants, Inc
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Utica
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Sophi
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