Future Threats Worry Farmers
Five-state agriculture supports about 3.5 million people and $11 billion in farm product business. Yet farmers fear land and machinery costs, low returns, and government rules. Corporate farming sparks debate. current law varies by state.
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Chet Carrier
Associated Press
mid-America
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Oklahoma
Towa
California
Ralph. Melton
Dadeville
Willard Garvey
Garvey
State Supreme Court
Jim Kendrick
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
You're never too old to hear better Beltone offer
A Beltone advertisement in Chicago announces a free non operating model of the smallest Beltone aid ever made. It invites readers to try it at home with no cost or obligation and to write to Beltone Electronics Corp department 2714 at 4240 W Victoria Chicago IL 60646 for theirs.
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Chicago
Beltone
Beltone Electronics Corp
W. Victoria
Stage Protest On Abortion In Vancouver Hospital
Several hundred demonstrators gathered outside Vancouver General Hospital on Mothers Day for a pro life protest demanding a judicial inquiry into hospital committees. The Pro-Life Action Committee claims about 2,000 abortions were performed at the hospital last year.
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Vancouver
B.C
Vancouver General Hospital
Pro-Life Action Committee
Security Man Optimistic On Democratic Convention
Wesley Pomeroy, chief of safety at the University of Minnesota, runs security for the 1972 Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach. He notes Republicans are farther along but says Democrats are ahead of Chicago 1968 readiness. He warns policy trends like Cuba recognition could provoke excitement among attendees.
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Garvey
Futhermore
Mid-America
Glenn Kreugher
Nebraska
Merle Sheer
Perry
Kan
Minneapolis
Miami Beach
Cuba
Three Mexicoans Are Central Grads
More than 170 seniors at Central Methodist College are candidates for degrees to be awarded at the annual commencement exercises to be held at 3 p.m. Sunday, May 21, in Puckett Field House. Area students include Michael W. Burke, Marianne Berry, Sheila Cox Searfoss, all from Mexico, among others.
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Wayette
Central Methodist College
Puckett Field House
CMC
Michael W. Burke
Michael J. Burke
Rt. 3
Mexico
Marianne Berry
Wallace Berry
Rte. 4
Sheila Cox Searfoss
John Cox
Singleton St
Wrong-way boater near Niagara Falls stopped by police
Niagara Falls park police halted a 15 foot outboard boat piloted by David A. Bishop of Buffalo near Goat Island just hundreds of yards from the falls. He said he had lost his way and feared being swept over as the water appeared choppy.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
David A. Bishop
Buffalo
Goat Island
Bishop
Hoover National Historic Site and Library at West Branch
The Herbert Hoover National Historic Site and Presidential Library at West Branch Iowa preserves Hoover's birthplace and 33 acre complex including a replica blacksmith shop a Quaker Meeting House and gravesites. The site highlights Hoover’s life from birth in 1874 to his presidency and postwar activities with exhibitions films and a 50 cent museum admission.
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West Branch
Iowa
Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Dent
United States
Jesse Clark Hoover
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Hoover
Lou Henry Hoover
U. S. Post Office
National Park Service
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Thomas T. Thalken
Stanford
Library Museum
Washington, D. C
New York
Presidential Library
Library
Angels Camp Frog Jump Jubilee to Draw Throng
Security will be stepped up for the International Jumping Frog Jubilee in Angels Camp California expected to attract about 75 000 people and 3 000 frogs. Law officers are reluctant to estimate exact measures.
Daley's Day Begins With Punching Bag
Chicago mayor Richard J. Daley marks his 70th birthday with a basement workout lifting weights skipping rope and using a punching bag He later heads to City Hall where he has served since 1955 He praises exercise and looks to the future citing Satchel Paige and his long career
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Bridgeport
Democratic Party
Daley
City Hall
Satchel Paige
Year To Live Man Gets Hope From Letters
Lewiston Maine AP Richard Kisonak 42 a Lewiston Daily Sun reporter since childhood faces ALS and a year to live His story after AP carried April 30 drew over 8000 letters from readers offering help including acupuncture from a Chinese doctor a yoga expert from Canada and a Minnesota engineer studying vitamins His wife Beverly says the letters have sparked hope and a fighting spirit for his wife and three children
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Lewiston, Maine
Richard Kisonak
Lewiston Daily Sun
Lou Gehrig
Kisonak
Associated Press
Beverly
California
Canada
Minnesota
US Turns Over Cam Ranh Base in Vietnam Era
The United States handed over the Cam Ranh Bay Air Base, its largest Vietnam installation, as the 483rd Tactical Airlift Wing with about 2,000 personnel redeploys. Since 1967 the wing transported over 4.7 million passengers and moved over 100,000 tons of cargo annually, while U.S. strength in South Vietnam fell by roughly 400 in the past week.
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Saigon
U.S. Air Force
Vietnam
Cam Ranh Bay
483Rd
Cam Ranh
U.S
South Vietnam
U.S. Command
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