Special Farm Aid Cut To Save Money
AP Farm Writer Don Kendall reports that the Agriculture Department has cut farm aid programs to save money, directing attention to budget tightening amid political rhetoric last fall urging farmers to back Nixon or face losses. The move focuses on reducing subsidies while aiming to protect essential farm services and crop programs.
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Don Kendall
Washington (Ap
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Agriculture Department
White House
Congress
Agriculture
Earl L. Bulz
Farmers Home Administration
PHA
FHA
Department
Rural Environmental Assistance Program
REAP
New Water Bank
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Florida riot draws 5,000 youths to beach area
Police reported 25 to 30 arrests overnight in Fort Lauderdale after a New Year melee earlier in the day left 27 injured. About 700 people remained in the beachfront district with police noting normal conditions by night.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Brady
Jack Cannon
Charles Stover
Atlantic Boulevard
Hal's Crystal Ball: Good And Bad Predictions For 1973
Hal Boyle foresees a year with rising prices and persistent inflation despite growing job opportunities. He jokes about penny and nickel abolition, a cancer cure hoax, congressional pay protests, and a Kissingers megaphone gag. International riots, Paris rejection of American language teaching, and wild political humor color a year he predicts will be more memorable in hindsight.
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Hal Boyle
New York
United States
Congress
House
Senate
London
Wales
Scotland
Paris
France
Africa
Henry Kissinger
Moscow
Red China
Peking
Mao
San Francisco
Pat Nixon Advice To Football Widows In Rose Parade
In Pasadena Pat Nixon urged football widows to join in watching games with husbands, saying she attends the Rose Parade and Rose Bowl where USC defeated Ohio State 42 17. She notes the President’s busy schedule keeps him from viewing games, so she stays informed to fill him in.
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Pasadena
Calif
Pat Nixon
Toscanini Daughter Robbed In Italy
Countess Wally Toscanini, daughter of Arturo Toscanini, reported burglars stole a memo rablia left by her father along with jewelry, fur, paintings, art objects, and 85000 dollars in cash. Police said she was in Venice when the burglary occurred.
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Milan
Italy
Wally Toscanini
Arturo Toscanini
Venice
Gun Salute KOs Inauguration Ceremony in Utah Capitol
In Salt Lake City AP reports a 19 gun salute marked Gov Calvin L Rampton's third term. A blast knocked out a 200 amp circuit breaker cutting TV lights building lights and the public address system. The ceremony resumed and oaths were given to other state officials as engineers restored power.
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Salt Lake City
Utah Capitol
Calvin L. Rampton
Edward G. Robinson Undergoes Hospital Tests
Hollywood AP reports actor Edward G. Robinson, 79, is in satisfactory condition at Mount Sinai Hospital after admission Saturday night for a series of tests. He had not felt well for some time, though the exact illness was not disclosed by a hospital spokesman.
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Hollywood (Ap
Edward G. Robinson
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Robinson
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