Plan to Put Grain Production in Farmers Hands
Washington AP reports a proposed plan by Hal Hellebust to transfer ultimate grain-production control from government to farmers. It aims to stabilize prices, curb price swings seen in the Soviet wheat deal, and set marketing quotas via farmer referendums while eliminating acreage controls.
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Soviet Union
Hal Hellebust
Kansas Cooperative Council
Hellebust
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Council
Nixon Administration
Congress
House
Senate
Agriculture Department
Butz
Moscow
U.S
Russia
Coop
Secretary of Agriculture
Wrio Congress
Filipino Leaders Under Arrest In Martial Law Crackdown
Manila reports 53 prominent Filipinos including two governors and multiple senators and journalists arrested as Marcos suspends civil liberties to enact a planned “new society.” Four detainees released. others remain in custody. Authorities close many media channels and impose censorship amid nationwide reforms.
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Manila
Congress
Preecenist
Francisco Tatad
Tatad
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Marcos
Sen
Benigno Aquino Jr
Opposion Liberal Party
Jose Diokno
The
Civil Liberties Union
Ramon Mitra
Greater
North Vietnamese Premier drums peace framework for pilots
North Vietnam Premier Van Dong told American antiwar activists in Hanoi a seven point peace plan exists and Nixon knows the need for a settlement before any more pilots can be freed. He accused U S policy of trading pilots for time.
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Hanoi
van Dong
Associated Press
Peter Arhett
Dong
Nixon
Klan in Ohio Renames Practice to Illumination
LOVELAND Ohio AP The Ohio branch of the Ku Klux Klan says it is redefining terms saying we don't burn crosses we illuminate them Ohio Grand Dragon Dale Reusch states the group is changing its rhetoric while maintaining its white supremacist aims.
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Loveland, Ohio
Ohio
Ku Klux Klan
Dale Reusch
Japan China Talks Open In Peking After 27 Years
Premier Tanaka arrives with 51 aides, including Ohira, for six day visit recognizing the PRC. Talks begin in the Great Hall of the People, focusing on a draft treaty possibly replacing the 1952 Taiwan peace pact. Both sides present in a cordial, at home atmosphere with a large ceremonial backdrop.
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Peking
Japan
Chou En-lai
Kakuei Tanaka
Tanaka
Republc
China
Chou
Masayoshi Ohira
People’s Republic
Taiwan
U.S
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Ohira
Masao Takashima
Takashima
Foreign Ministry
Shiichiro Asao
Begged For Job That Proved Fatal
In Los Angeles an aspiring worker Miguel from Juarez Mexico, 19, sought a job at Jose Martinezs small restaurant. After pleading he could sleep and sweep to cover meals, three nights passed. Sunday the owner found Miguel stabbed behind the counter, apparently killed while fending off a burglar who escaped with beer.
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Los Angeles
Jose Martinez
Miguel
Juarez
Mexico
Matinez
Martinez
North Vietnam Attacks Near Da Nang Reach Highway 1 Routes
North Vietnamese forces attack a militia outpost 25 miles south of Da Nang in an effort to seize access to Highway 1. Government troops push to clear the highway south of Quang Ngai City as Viet Cong and North Vietnamese raids continue in Quang Ngai province. U S B52 strikes in North Vietnam and a Cambodian front near Chambak are reported as weather and carrier limits reduce air operations.
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Saigon
da Nang
Associated Pres
Michael Putzel
Highway 1
Quang Ngai City
Song Ve
Mo Duc
Quang Ngai
Thua Thien
Quang Tri
North Vietnam
Cambodia
Chamhak
Phnom Penh
Chambak
Takea
U.S
7Th Fleet
Hanoi Says PWs Wait On Peace
AP Special Correspondent Peter Arnett reports Hanoi’s Pham Van Dong reaffirmed a seven point plan for peace, including a three party coalition in South Vietnam and full release of pilots. He refused to comment on Kissinger-Tho talks, urged patience, and stressed that North Vietnam seeks agreement before freeing captives.
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Peter Arnett
Hanoi
Pham van Dong
Dong
Cora Weiss
David Dellinger
William Sloane Coffin
Richard Falk
Viet Cong
Paris
Madame Nguyen Thi Binh
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Saigon
Nixon
North Vietnam
Lalent
Swedish man among 32 killed in Rhodes restaurant fire
A Swedish man died from burns in Rhodes Greece raising the death toll to 32 from a blaze at the Oscar Restaurant. The island hot spot suffered a fast moving fire likely sparked by a short circuit on Saturday night.
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Rhodes
Greece
Oscar
Scientists Warn Cancer Cure Not Yet Proven
Oak Ridge scientists caution that a claimed cancer treatment using BCG is not a definitive cure. They note results are preliminary, limited to animals, and human cancers vary. Experts stress clinical validation may take years and broader testing is required.
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Oak Ridge, Tenn
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
David Sundbert
Michael Hanna Jr
ORNL
Herbert Rapp
National Cancer Institute
Bethesda
Hanna
Fewer Missouri school districts urged to consolidate
A Missouri study group of 107 citizens urges keeping property tax as a financing method for public education while consolidating the state's 605 districts to less than half that number. Co directors Townsend and Coble call recommendations tentative and note regional conferences to present the reports begin October 4.
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Kansas City
The
Kansas City Star
Missouri Education Department
Loran G. Townsend
Delmar Coble
Mexico High School Homecoming Week Plans and Activities
MHS announces Homecoming activities coordinated by the Publications Department. Class members decorate halls and cafeteria to win the spirit jug, with a one-cent link per student for the class chain. The longest chain wins, to be announced at the Bonfire Thursday night. Tuesday features Dogs have got the Power day with football players pairing a pep squad member to carry books, queen candidates introduced with escorts, and the theme Over All the Pirates on Wednesday.
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Mexico
MHS
Jerry Fisher
Vickie Pasley
Mike Jesse
Marsha Brown
Jim Recob
Louann Pauley
Scott Smith
Liz Pearl
Geoff Wolf
Pat
Mexico High School Homecoming Week Highlights 1972
Bonfire and pep assembly set for 7 p.m. Friday features the homecoming parade at 2 p.m. and a football game against Hannibal Pirates with a coronation at halftime. The Illusions from Kansas will perform at the Armory for the Homecoming Dance Saturday night.
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Hannibal Pirates
Kansas
Armory
Funds Back To Highways Funds Back To Highways
The House Public Works Committee approved a 24.4 billion highway bill while rejecting an amendment to tap Highway Trust Fund for mass transit. The plan authorizes 20 billion for interstate completion by 1979 and 4.4 billion for urban and rural road projects, with no transit funding. Senate earlier endorsed up to 1.6 billion over two years for subways and rail transit.
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Washington
House Public Works Committee
Senate
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