House Votes $55,000 Crop Ceiling in Farm Bill
The House approved a 55000 per crop cap on subsidy payments to cotton, wheat, and feed grain producers, defeating attempts for a 20000 limit. The measure, written by the Agriculture Committee and backed by Nixon, passed 212 171 with a 86 86 party split, and faces Senate consideration as part of a three year omnibus farm bill costing about 4.5 billion annually.
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Senate
House Agriculture Committee
Nixon
Agriculture Committee
W.R. Poage
D-Tex
Clifford M Hardin
Silvio O. Conte
Rmass
Paul Findley
H-Ii
Conte
Itch-Me-Not Sale At Mercer’s Drug Store Today
Stop itching in 15 minutes with Itch-Me-Not. Apply to calm itching and speed healing for eczema insect bites and surface rashes. Quick drying formula kills germs and soothes irritation. Buy today at Mercer's Drug Store.
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Keratolytic Foot Remedy Ad at Morter's
An advert promotes T-4-L keratolytic treatment for athlete's foot claiming rapid relief. It touts skin sloughing action to expose infection to its kill agents and urges purchase at Morter's drug counter with promise of fast relief or money back.
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Manson Trial Defense Abandons Mistrial Plea Over Nixon Remarks
Los Angeles AP report says defense lawyers drop a bid for mistrial in the Sharon Tate murder case after Nixon comments, aiming for possible future appeal. Judge Older rejected the motions as jurors judged whether publicity was prejudicial.
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Sharon Tate
Nixon
Denver
Cole
Charles M. Manson
Charles H. Older
Charles Kanarek
Manson
Paul Fitzgerald
Patricia Krenwinkel
Older
Miss Krenwinkel
Susan Atkins
Leslie van Houten
Bugliosi
Tate
Malibu
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Charles Manson
Boggs denounces Nixon Manson remark in speech
Rep. Hale Boggs of Louisiana calls Nixon Denver remark about the Manson murder trial indefensible and prejudiced. He says the president’s words risk prejudice, while Rep. WigginS criticizes press amplification and accuses reporters of bias. House leaders note reporters’ duty to cover presidential statements.
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Nixon
Denver
Charles Manson
House
Hale Boggs
Boggs
Louisiana
Manson
Charles E. Wiggins
Calif
Wiggins
Los Angeles
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
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