Who's being milked on a Lorain dairy farm visit
Ten members of the Cleveland area group Milking the Consumer visited Dave Brockmore's 250 acre Lorain County dairy farm to question prices. Brockmore said his costs have risen with corn and equipment, and that 1,200 farms in 1943 have dwindled to 250. Angie Bailey led the protest and plans to push the inquiry to processors and dairy cooperatives.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Area
Lorain County
Dave Brockmore
Brockmore
Angie Bailey
Rebozo Quizzed by Senate Panel Over Hughes Donation
C. G. Bebe Rebozo, banker and close associate of President Nixon, was questioned under oath by the Senate Watergate committee about a campaign contribution from Howard Hughes. The questioning focused on the source and handling of the funds.
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Washington
C. G
Bebe”’ Rebozo
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Howard Hughes
Rebozo
Hughes Campaign Cash Links Rebozo to Hughes Dunes Antitrust Talks
Today Inside arrived for an executive session amid a subpoena as investigators probe a $100,000 Hughes linked payment chain. The funds allegedly influenced federal antitrust actions tied to Hughes Las Vegas gambling interests, with earlier talks dating to a 1968 luncheon among Nixon, Rebozo, and Richard Danner. A $50,000 1969 or 1970 payment and a second $50,000 in 1970 are alleged, with a possible third payment supported by regulatory evidence. The timing aligns with antitrust negotiations over Hughes bid for the Dunes.
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Rebozo
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Las Vegas
Nixon
Richard Danner
Frontier Hotel
Danner
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Dunes
Chet Huntley dies in Montana at 62
Former NBC newsman Chet Huntley died in Bozeman Montana at age 62 after fighting abdominal cancer. The broadcaster retired in 1970 to develop Big Sky Inc. a large resort and ski complex in Gallatin Canyon southwest of Bozeman.
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Bozeman, Mont
Nbc-Tv
Chet Huntley
Montana
Big Sky
Huntley
NBC
Big Sky Inc
Gallatin Canyon
Bozeman
Park puzzle reveals timberform feature in park install
A rustic timberform equipment piece worth 14000 dollars is being installed at Sebald Park. The heavy wooden design uses no metal parts to blend with the park atmosphere, described as a fort or mountain like structure. (Sheckler Photo)
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Mt. Everest
Sebaldark
Sheckler
Ransom money recovered in Minnesota kidnapping case
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley announced nearly all of a $200,000 ransom paid for Eunice Kronholm has been found. The money was recovered in a Burrsville garage where she was held. James Wayne Johnson, 35, a Lakeville contractor, was arrested in connection with the abduction.
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Washington
Minnesota
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Kelley
Burrsville
Minn
Eunice Kronholm
Gunnar Kronholm
Line Lakes
James Wayne Johnson
Lakeville
Weather outlook signals early spring with mixed temps
Cloudy skies and mid 30s lows mark the official start of spring at 8 07 tonight. Thursday expects highs in the 40s with rain, while Middletown yesterday reached 47 and fell to 33 overnight. The extended outlook shows a chance of snow flurries Friday and Saturday with highs in the 30s and lows around 20s.
Nixon at news conference warns of ongoing gasoline shortage and higher prices
President Nixon and energy chief William E. Simon told reporters in Houston that a gasoline shortage of about five to eight percent will persist despite the Arab oil embargo ending. They cautioned prices would rise and urged conservation measures while stressing production increases are the long term solution.
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Washington
Nixon
National Association of Broadcasters
Houston
United States
Federal Energy
William E. Simon
Simon
U.S
John C. Sawhill
Congress
Naval Petroleum Reserve
Elk Hills
Calif
Hijacking of East African Airways plane over Africa
A married Ethiopian couple seized an East African Airways flight from Nairobi to Mombasa with 35 aboard. The plane refueled at Entebbe Uganda where Ugandan troops surrounded it on landing. No injuries reported. Passengers included 31 Europeans plus three Asian Kenyans and two Africans. Motive and hijackers’ identities unknown.
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Nairobi
Kenya
East African Airways
Uganda
Mombasa
Edward Penford
Libya
Entebbe
Amtrak Announces 5 Percent Nationwide Fare Increase
Amtrak says rising fuel and labor costs and inflation force a nationwide 5 percent fare hike. Effective April 16, the raise aims to add about 12 million in revenue, affecting all tickets purchased after the date. Examples include New York to Chicago coach fare rising to 43.05 and Los Angeles to Chicago from 90 to 94.50.
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Washington
Amtrak
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Edwin Edel
Agonizing wait for boy Stephen in bone cancer risk case
Rays of hope and fear swirl around 13 year old Stephen Southerland of Miami transferred to Cincinnati Children’s Hospital as doctors weigh a bone cancer diagnosis that could require chemotherapy or amputation. His parents Raymond and Sara, who lost a younger son to leukemia, cling to faith while awaiting confirmation amid prior family cancer scares. Robert Southerland, a Miami police officer, emphasizes their determination to keep Stephen, viewing the ordeal as a shared family trial. Stephen, who turns 14 in May, shows resilient spirit despite the looming illness and the shadow of past tragedies.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Stephen
Miami, Fla
Raymond Southerland
Southerland
Sara
Michael
Miami
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital
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