Soviet Grain Deal Sparks New Market For Midwest Farmers
The Soviet Union will buy at least 200 million dollars in various U S grains over the next year, with credit help from the Commodity Credit Corp at six and eight tenths percent interest. Loans up to 500 million dollars repayable in three years. If purchases average 250 million yearly, the U S grain export outlook rises and the Soviet trade debt settlement is viewed as a major step forward.
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Washington
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Court Rejects Terrorist's Guilty Plea
An Israeli military court rejected Kozo Okamoto's guilty plea at opening of trial for the Lod Airport massacre. The judge delayed ruling on a defense request for a mental examination as prosecutors prepare to present evidence. Okamoto, 24, and two others were implicated in the attack that killed 26 and wounded 67. The court recessed to weigh the plea and psychiatrists panel request.
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Power Line Saves Skydiver in Elsinore Mishap
Riverside sheriff's deputies report Gregory Jones a 30 year old of India survived after both main and reserve parachutes failed near Elsinore California. The reserve cord entangled a 30 000 volt power line causing a short but saving his life as he hung for almost 30 minutes before rescue.
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Thompson Horse Show Set July 29
The Thompson Saddle Club will host a horse show at Mills Arena Saturday July 29 with a rain date August 12. Events include 26 classes such as foals from 1971 1972 and a horsemanship Ferrier memorial trophy. Entry fees are 1 10 and 2 20 for pickup race with a concession on site.
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Okamoto Guilty Plea and Examination Request Decisions
The court announced its decisions on the examination request and the guilty plea by Okamoto. The ruling addresses the status of the examination and the implications of the plea.
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Pope Paul Sees Peephole Of Hope In Talks
Pope Paul VI says renewed Paris peace talks offer a peephole of hope for ending the Vietnam war. He told the St. Peter's Square crowd that negotiations must lead to independence unity and territorial integrity as in the 1954 Geneva agreement.
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