Utah Governor Links Sheep Deaths to Army Tests
Utah Governor Calvin Rampton blamed about 6 400 sheep deaths on secret U S Army chemical tests at Dugway Proving Grounds near Skull Valley 30 miles west of Salt Lake City The governor said toxic air borne substances likely caused CNS damage while officials stressed no danger to humans A top Army team led by Brig Gen William Stone investigated and Skull Valley was closed to the public except for authorized personnel The incident stems from a Geneva pact against lethal gas use and could cost up to 300 000 if Dugway tests are confirmed
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Friday
Army Dugway Proving Grounds
Calvin L. Rampton
Dugway Proving Grounds
Skull Valley
Frank E. Moss
Dugway
David Waldron
Rampton
William Stone
Washington, D.C
Plains Farms Differences Set For Cotton Loan
Plains Farms negotiates a cotton loan with lenders as Duane Howell notes farm differences. The Avalanche-Journal reports the farm editor outlines the financial terms and potential impact on local cotton production.
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Plains Farms
Duane Howell
Avalanche-Journal
Premiums and discounts shift in 1968 69 cotton program
The article details premium and discount changes for cotton base grades including middling and micronaire ranges, with shifts noted for 6th inch, base quality, and new loyalty to the program. It covers farm diversions, acreage allotments, and a push toward higher feed grain prices amid upcoming marketing years. It also notes wheat signup results and Food for Peace actions from the House Agriculture Committee plus a look at futures speculation and feed grain diversion intentions.
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Shen
USDA
House Agriculture Committee
Johnson
House Committee
House Ag Committee
U.S
United States
Suspects Bonded in Lubbock County Jail Case
Three suspects posted bonds Friday in a Lubbock County case. Lee Abbe, 34, faced assault charges with a $2,000 bond. Kennedy Allen Baker, 32, was charged with attempted murder and weapon possession after a felony, bond set at $2,000. Lorenzo Montoya, 28, faced weapon charges with $2,500 bond. Wayne set an $8,000 bond on the murder charge.
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Lubbock
CountiJail
Lee Abbe
Vardo
Yeidney Allen Baker
Eet Atten
Lorenzo Montoya
Wayne
Tech Appoints Acting Dean For Business School
Dr. Reginald Rushing, chairman of Texas Tech's Accounting Department for two years, was named acting dean of the School of Business Administration effective June 1 1968. He will serve until a successor to Dr. George G Heather is named. Rushing, a native of Lott Texas, holds a PhD from the University of Texas.
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Reginald Rushing
Texas Tech
Department of Accounting
Friday
School of Business Administration
George G. Heather
Rushing
Lott, Tex
University of Texas
North Koreans Press U.S. Apology Over Pueblo Capture
North Korea broadcast that 82 Pueblo crew members sent letters to President Johnson and lawmakers begging Washington to apologize for the seizure on January 23. They warn continued refusal could endanger the crew and claim the ship intruded into North Korea waters.
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K. C. Hwang Seoul
North Korea
Pyongyang
Washington
Johnson
House of Representatives
Grant
Peter
Milton Bandera
Paul Laxalt
Nevada
Sidney Jerry
Karnes
Havana
Ark
Central News Agency
U.S
Panmunjom
DMZ
United States
Lloyd M. Bucher
North
South
Thai official raps disunity over US Vietnam debate
Thai Foreign Minister Thanat Khoman criticizes U.S. debate on Vietnam as weakening faith in America in Asia. He says Asians still trust the United States more than many Americans and warns that Communist efforts in Vietnam and Laos are intensified by American election-year politics. He recalls "Little Rock democracy" and cites media attacks as undermining alliance with the United States.
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William L. Ryan
Bangkok
Thailand
United States
Asia
America
U.S
Thanat Khoman
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Laos
South Vietnam
Thanat
Europe
Little Rock Democracy
Sen. J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Johnson
Middle East
Evangelical Leaders Embrace Liberalism Shift in Faith
Louis Cassels reports a rising Evangelical concern for social issues once treated as political after a Washington conference. A joint communique admits slow recognition of care for material welfare and calls for cross class and race friendship to reveal injustices. Anti-war polls show clergy more cautious on bombing North Vietnam than laypeople.
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Louis Cassels
UPI
Washington, D.C
Ithe
Hearings Reset In Liquor License Suits In Lubbock County
Hearings in three suits to enjoin the Texas Liquor Control Board from enforcing permit suspensions of the Lubbock County clubs were postponed to 10 a m April 1. Judge Howard C Davison in 9th District Court will hear motions to convert temporary restraining orders to temporary injunctions. The suits by Lubbock Downs Jockey Club Lavender Club and Alamo Club involve open saloon charges and beer license violations. Ohio's state flower is the scarlet carnation.
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Texas Liquor Control Board
Lubbock County
Howard C. Davison
9Th District Court
Davison
Lubbock Downs
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