Subsidizing the consumer in a farm price battle
Farm spokesmen push an aggressive offense to offset inflation, with Secretary Freeman, Sen Metcalf, and farm leaders arguing that American farmers subsidize the cost of living. They cite parity price goals and current farm prices below parity as evidence that consumers are subsidized by producers.
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Ovid A. Martin
Washington
Johnson
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
John H. Guthrie
American National Cattlemen's Association
Reuben Johnson
Legislative Services Divison
National Farmers Union
IRS Starts Surveys Of Firms Here
Compliance surveys of many Middletown firms have begun to check awareness and adherence to federal tax filing laws. Revenue officers will spend about two months on a cross section to verify on time filing and IRS master file completeness. Most businesses comply, though some are unaware of specific returns. flagrant abuses are prosecuted as required.
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Middletown
Paul A. Schuster
Internal Revenue Service
Schuster
IRS
Shriver Blamed in Poverty War Says Ayres
Washington AP Ayres Republican Ren William H. Ayres of Ohio labels Sargent Shriver the fall guy for Democratic political machinations over the War on Poverty. He pins failures on the program but not directly on Shriver, suggesting Shriver may be in the wrong camp.
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Washington
Sargent Shriver
Ren
William H. Ayres
Ohio
Ayres
Shriver
Akron
Jury Awards $90,000 In Brutality Case
A Brooklyn jury awarded $90,000 to deaf mute John J. Weisent, who sued the city seeking damages for alleged police brutality during his Sept. 18, 1955 arrest for auto theft and assaulting an officer. Weisent, later confined to Brooklyn State Hospital, had sought $100,000.
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New York
Brooklyn
State Supreme Court
John J. Weisent
Weisent
Herbert M. Horowitz
Brooklyn State Hospital
Free Golf For Police Not Really In Louisville
Police in Louisville have been granted free access to city golf courses under Parks Director George F. Kinkead. Officers are instructed to police the grounds while playing, keeping picnickers anglers and worm diggers off the courses to curb vandalism.
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Louisville, Ky
George F. Kinkead
Savings Bond Sales Climb in Ohio in April
April sales of Series E and H United States savings bonds in Ohio totaled 28.1 million, up 3.4 million from April 1965 and the strongest April showing since 1957. January through April Ohio bond sales reached 109.4 million, up 6.6 million year over year, with 36 percent of the annual goal met. Butler County area manager James D. Ferguson reported April county sales at 423,869 and 35.1 percent of its annual goal.
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United States Savings
Ohio
James D. Ferguson
Butler County
Picnic Set Monday By Armco Asia
Memorial Day picnic sponsored by the Armco Association Club at the Park on Greentree Road features children’s contests from 1 to 2 p.m. an amateur shindig 5 to 6 30 p.m. winners by applause. Dean Richards and the Lucky Pennies perform at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. A dog show by John Wilson showcases Labrador retrievers at 3 p.m.
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Armco Association Club
Greentree Road
Dean Richards
WLW
John Wilson
India Stalling On Kashmir Says Bhutto
Pakistani Foreign Minister Z A Bhutto accused India of blocking progress toward normal relations by refusing to negotiate Kashmir. He said talks in Rawalpindi in March under the Tashkent accord aimed at peace could not continue as India insists Kashmir is an integral, non negotiable part of India.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Z.A. ‘Bhutto
India
Disputed
Kashmir
Bhutto
National Assembly
Tashkent
Kim Novak Divorced in Salinas California
Actress Kim Novak won an interlocutory divorce by default after testifying her eight year marriage to Richard Johnson caused mental anguish as he insisted she live in Britain. They wed March 15 1965 and had lived apart since February 5.
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Salinas
Calif
Kim Novak
Britain
Richard Johnson
Francis Heisler
United States
Miss Novak
Lau Blower Co Reports Higher Second Quarter Sales
Lau Blower Co of Dayton reports consolidated net sales of 4,156,278 for Q2 1966 up from 3,643,588 in 1965. Net earnings are 137,456 or 18 cents a share versus 56,262 or 6 cents. Six months end April 30 show sales 8,592,624 and earnings 334,778, with taxes. Earnings per share on 769,106 shares outstanding are 44 cents, vs 61 cents last year. The board also declares a regular quarterly dividend of 1 22 cents per share payable June 20 to shareholders of record June 1.
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Lau Blower Co
Obituaries for Almeda Chipendale and others in Middletown
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Almeda Chippen dale 62 of 1115 Young St at Middletown Hospital on May 26. Services by McCoy Leffier with wake times Monday. Also noted are C L Mr. 64 of 101 Euclid St, Willam Grant Miller 14 of 1611 Sheridan Ave, George E Neal 70 of 3106 Keays Ave, with funeral services at McCoy Leffier and Riggs Funeral Home, interments at Woodside and Miltonville cemeteries.
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Almeda
Young St
Middletown Hospital
Willard Chippendale
McCoy-Leffier Funeral Home
Jerome Schulz
Miltonville Cemetery
McCoy Leffier
Dial
George E
Keays Ave
Riggs Funeral Home Inc
Henry Howard
Woodside Cemetery
Appreciation for Kindness After Loss of Lawson Family
The Lawson family expresses gratitude for sympathy and support after the passing of RALEIGH LAWSON and FRIEDA ANN LAWSON. Thanks are given to pastors Henry Howard Rodney Williams Don O Hair Kelly Ratliff and the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home, along with friends and relatives who sent flowers brought food and offered help.
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John K. Young
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Mother
Pather
Raleigh Lawson
Henry Howard
Rodney Williams
Homer Leffler
Frieda Ann Lawson
Don O'Hair
Kelly Ratliff
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Paul Blevins
Donna
Willard Lawson
Sandy
Elza Hollon
Asa Lawson
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