Alls Well Plains Farming Cotton Details For 69 Talked
The piece reports on 1969 U S cotton program prospects discussed by F Marion Rhodes of the New York Cotton Exchange. It covers possible USDA policy changes, loan levels, diversion decisions, and the impact on price supports and government cost, with notes on quotas, legislation, and congressional action through the week.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
F. Marion
Dusty) Rhodes
New York Cotton Exchange
USDA
Rhodes
Commodity Credit Corp
Budget Bureau
Secretary of Agriculture
House
Senate
Bob Poage
Waco
Agriculture Committee
National Cotton Council
Orville ‘Freeman
Congress
White House
Heart Transplant First In Colorado by Denver Team
Colorado doctors led by Dr. Thomas E. Starzl performed the state's first heart transplant at Colorado Medical School in Denver on an adult male, with the family requesting no patient or donor details. The same team also completed a kidney transplant, and a baby girl in Houston died 44 hours after receiving a heart and lungs from a newborn donor.
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Avalanche-Journal News Services
Denver
UPS
Colorado
Colorado Medical School
Thomas E. ‘Starzl
Colorado Medical Center
Houston
St. Luke’s Episcopal-Texas Children’s Hospital
Debra Lynn Lee
Halsmith
Tex
Debra
Cooley Weads
William Lee
Texas Children’s Hospital
St. Luke's
Texas Medical Center
Denton A. Cooley
Robert D. Bloodwell
SST Advance Tab Considered On Airplane
FAA opens Boeing SST financing study showing near 2 billion government guarantee may be needed. Estimate: unit cost around 41.2 million with 50 percent advance payments. flight at 1800 mph. Completion deadline moved to December 31, 1969. report released after Aviation Daily publication.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
Boeing Co
FAA
Boeing
American Aviation Magazine
Aviation Daily
Lyndon Handed Gold Helmet by Amvet in White House
Washington AP Johnson received a Special Gold Helmet from the American Veterans of World War II in the White House for his service as commander in chief. The award, first of its kind, noted his effort to send special messages to Congress for veterans.
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Washington
Johnson
American Veterans of World War II
Uaion
Amvet
Senate
White House
Anthony J. Cancerta
Congress
Accused 'Catch-Me' Killer Erler Breaks Court Door
Ex policeman Robert John Erler 24 in Phoenix shattered a full length glass door while handcuffed enraged at photographers. He faces extradition on a fugitive warrant for killing Marilyn Clark 12 in Florida and injuring her mother Dorothy Clark 42. Bond set at 82500. extradition hearing October 1. He had resigned from Hollywood police after a deadly spree as authorities traced the suspect through a string of threats and a call claiming multiple killings.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Hollywood
Fla
Robert John Erler
Erlre
Justice Court
Marilyn Clark
Florida
Justice of the Peace
Charles Coppock
Erler
Coppock
Rufus Coulter
Clark
Dorothy Clark
Clarkston
T. Just
Abott
Lubbock's VD Rate Increases
Lubbock's venereal disease rate has roughly doubled from a year ago, discussed at a Monday health board luncheon. VD investigator Dwight Favre and state investigator John Stephens presented the rise, with the 15 20 age group showing the highest incidence. Dr. Cowgill noted city sanitation issues and cited cases in court related to alleys and trash containers, underscoring public awareness needs.
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Lubbock
Dwight Favre
Cowgill
Denture Adhesive From Saliva Promises Strong Hold
In Phoenix a new denture powder named Super-Dent allegedly converts mouth saliva into a super-holding adhesive. Used like regular powders, it forms a durable bond when moisture is present, resisting gravity and remaining effective while eating. Sold at Gibson Stores.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Gibson
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