Grange Urges Free World Trade and Reform of Agriculture
Sacramento AP The National Grange America's oldest farm group urges freer world trade on a mutually beneficial basis and calls for tighter anti trust enforcement on energy related industries finance and organized labor It backs supply management and income maintenance for farmers supports higher target prices for cotton wheat and feed grains and warns of inflation if farmers cannot access fertilizers It opposes forced unleaded gasoline in tractors and favors poultry price and production stabilization The group also seeks limits on corporate farming and renewed alien worker quotas to aid agriculture.
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Sacramento
America
National Grange
Grange
The
United States
General Brown Advocates Break Jewish Lobby Influence
General George S. Brown, chairman of the Joint Chiefs, suggested a severe Arab oil embargo could push Americans to “set down the Jewish influence” and break that lobby. He cited Jews owning banks and newspapers and said the lobby is "so strong you wouldn't believe now" in remarks at Duke University law school in Durham North Carolina. Pentagon officials confirmed he made the comments during a Q and A after a speech. Brown defended himself saying the chairman is not anti Semitic though the remarks sparked controversy. He cautioned no force against oil nations was planned though it remained conceivable. He blamed the remarks on trying to cover too much ground in a controversial question.
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Washington (Ap
George S. Brown
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Brown
Duke University Law School
Durham
N.C
Washington Post
Defense
James Schlesinger
Israel
United States
Joint Chiefs
Congress
the Post
Air Cleanup Efforts Are In Trouble
Missouri official calls for a new national policy as energy shortages threaten air pollution controls. Officials warn many Midwest towns will miss the 1975 deadline, with fugitive dust identified as a key failing link and gas-curtailment forcing retrofit devices offline.
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Kansas City
Missouri Air Conservation Commission
Michael T. Marshall
Midwest Air Pollution Control Association
Dewayne E. Durst
Regional Environmental Protection Agency
Midwest
Price Markups On Shelf Target For Council Hearing
Washington AP The governments inflation watchdog launches hearings on supermarket price markups on displayed items as part of a wider probe into farm to table price increases. Council director Albert Rees and cochair Virginia Knauer oversee the inquiry with testimony from consumer groups and industry reps, while some chains have stopped marking up shelf prices. Rhoda Karpatkin of Consumers Union argues the issue is a symptom, not a cause, of inflation and warns broader costs if the practice is banned.
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Washington
Council On Wage and
Council
Albert Rees
Consumers Union
Rhoda H. Karpatkin
Virginia Knauer
Ford
Knauer
Rees
Consumer Federation of America
National Consumers Congress
National Association of Food Chains
Manure to Methane: Wisconsin Farmer Sees Big Payoff
NEENAH Wis AP Donald Brockman owner operator of a stable with over 100 horses plans a manure fed methane digester to heat his home and barns and power generators. He estimates 10 000 investment will yield enough gas to save over 5 000 annually and produce carbon fertilizer and a slurry for five trout ponds. He hopes to sell fertilizer and raise 250 000 trout fingerlings for restaurants and stores, with fish reaching 11 inches in a year.
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Neenah
Wis
Donald Brockman
Brockman
Kiwanians Outline Year Focus on Learning Disabilities
Kiwanis District Lt. Gov. Joe Hodgin detailed the 1974 7 club year theme emphasizing help for children with learning disabilities. He cited millions in need of remedial training and outlined early detection by trained examiners and community access to corrective resources. Mrs. Marlin Fisher of Mexico Public Schools described slides on affected children and notes on a fall screening program screening more than 400 students in kindergarten and first grade.
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Kiwanis
Joe Hodgin
Hodgin
Marlin Fisher
Mexico
Missing Man's Body Found Near Marshall
Authorities are investigating the death of Bernard Vogl 27 Marshall after his body was found by two bird hunters four miles south of Marshall. Sheriff Hoff said cause of death is undetermined and a pathologist will examine the body. Vogl had been missing since late June.
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Marshall, Mo
Here
Henry L. Hoff
Saline County
Bernard Vogl
Marshall
Vogl
Seven Charged In Fraternity Initiation Death
In Long Branch New Jersey seven Monmouth College students were charged with manslaughter over the death of William Edward Flowers 19 of Neptune during a fraternity initiation at Zeta Beta Tau Flowers suffocated when a mock grave dug in wet sand collapsed on him The ten pledges took part and the others failed to free him The charged include Robert Caemmerer Jr Brian M Seiler Corey S Wilson Frank F Yavalone Richard A Pierce Howard T Rapp and Glen A Hart
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Long Branch
N.J
Monmouth College
William Edward Flowers
Neptune
Zeta Beta Tau
Flowers
ZBT
Robert Caemmerer Jr
Allenwood
Brian M. Seiler
Paramus
Corey S. Wilson
Oceanside
N.Y
Frank &. Yavalone
Richard A. Pierce
Howard T. Rapp
Glen A. Hart
Car Is Saved Two Cars Destroyed Bellevue Police Report
Bellevue police say Ann Derbyshire 23 could not stop her car due to the brake pedal problem. Her car left an embankment Tuesday and landed on a parked sedan. Both cars were destroyed. Derbyshire received a head bump and a cut above the eye. Lindy the car accompanied her to the hospital with no injuries.
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Bellevue
Wash
Ann Derbyshire
Derbyshire
Lindy
Insurance Death Trial in Halloween Candy Case
Ronald C. O Bryan of Houston pleaded in nocent to charges he killed his eight year old son with poisoned Halloween candy to collect 61000 in insurance. He faces capital murder charges and counts of attempting to poison his daughter and three other children. Trial set for January six with pre trial hearings December sixteenths. An insurance agent testified O Bryan sought life policies for his children and a chemical salesman testified O Bryan looked to buy potassium cyanide but was discouraged by cost.
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Houston
Ronald C. O'Bryan
Mike Minton
Timothy
Elizabeth Lane O’bryan
Frank C. Price
O’bryan
Price
Dallas
Richard Harrison
Harrison
O'Bryan
Stanley Kirk
Kirk
Robert Ballew Jr
Ballew
Eugene T. Shephard Jr
Pasadena
David Lee Jackson
Jackson
Mail Without Postage Stamp Change Affects Bill Payments
Postal Service to return unstamped mail to sender if address present, or send to dead letter office if no return address. Inspectors in St Louis will open mail to determine origin, taking at least three weeks. Southwestern Bell urges customers to stamp envelopes and include return addresses for all bills.
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Postal Service
St. Louis
Southwestern Bell
Rickards Name Son John Branden Rickard
Sgt. and Mrs. Larry Rickard of San Bernardino California welcomed a son born at 12:20 a.m. Monday weighing nine pounds four ounces in San Bernardino. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Rickard and the great grandmother is Mrs. Opal Thurston of Mexico. Sgt. Rickard is stationed at Norton Air Force Base in San Bernardino.
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John Branden Rickard
Larry Rickard
San Bernardino
Calif
J. B. Rickard
Opal Thurston
Mexico
Sgt
Rickard
Norton Air Force Base
School bus safety pact may shift Kanawha textbook row
In Charleston West Virginia deputies ride shotgun on buses as law enforcement coordinates with the county school system to ease protests over allegedly anti American and immoral textbooks. Officials say cooperation could lift attendance as violence flares with gunfire on routes and sniping at buses amid ongoing turf battles between sheriff Kemp Melton and state police chief R L Bonar. A separate St Louis report notes a missing worker found, with police seeking warrants for theft of station receipts amid linked abduction murder cases.
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Charleston
W.va
Kanawha County
John Hughes
Kenneth Underwood
Kemp Melton
R. L. Bonar
Melton
ST. Louis
Carroll Rhoades
Rhoades
Fulton
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