Romney’s presidential bid seen as rising with strong image
Gov George Romney of Michigan, 58, is described as a confident, executive leader with a track record at American Motors and a third term as governor. A recent poll placed him ahead of President Johnson in character and appeal, boosting his Republican prospects for 1968 though a nomination remains distant.
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Washington
George Romney
Michigan
American Motors
Johnson
Romney faces national challenges as GOP seeks consensus
The piece outlines how Romney would need to define his national stance beyond Michigan, including on Vietnam, and reconcile with Goldwater Republicans. It notes his weekend meeting with Nelson Rockefeller in Dorado, Puerto Rico, Romney's critique of Rockefeller's consensus idea, and his call for governors to gain greater state independence with federal funds flowing without strings.
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Michigan
Romney
Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Dorado
Puerto Rico
Rockefeller
Johnson
Public Sale Near Libertytown Maryland of Valuable Property
Public auction of real and personal property under mortgage sale. Items include furniture, appliances, china, and lawn equipment from Adamstown area, with multiple lots described and a Cedarwood Colonial Rancher to be offered. Sale at 11:00 AM on December 49, 1966 on premises four tenths of a mile north of Libertytown Route 75. Down payment 10 percent. balance upon court ratification. Assignee’s sale conducted by Ira J Wagonheim and Delbert S Null.
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Adamstown Buckeystown Road
Adamstown
L.A
Lawrence Baker
Emmett R. Bowlus
H. M. Alexander
Robert N. Douglas
Frances D. Douglas
Ira J. Wagenheim
Frederick County
Maryland
Libertytown
J. Dorsey Jones
Henry Swope Jones
J. Harry Keller
Circuit Court
Ira J Wagonheim
Delbert S. Null
Markets At A Glance New York Chicago Trade Summary
National markets show higher stocks and firm cotton while Chicago commodities rise for wheat due to dry weather. Corn and oats retreat on profit taking with soybeans weak on meal and oil. hog trade remains active in the livestock sector.
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New York
Chicago
Truth Seekers Vote Donation To Child Care
At Calvary Methodist Church the Truth Seekers Class voted to donate 25 dollars to the Board of Child Care. Meeting at Mrs Edith Hiker’s home included 23 members and five guests with Mrs Eva Jessup presiding.
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Carroll Parkway
Eva Jessup
Jean Eiker
Elinor Eiker
Ruth Wolf
Ralph Sharpe
Helen Atchison
Lettye Handley
Helen Walker
Atchison
Sophie Schmitt
Mary Sharrer
Lucy Kemp
Felony Squad keeps realism despite headlines
Hollywood AP veteran Walter Grauman defends Felony Squad against headlines inspired plots noting the show was filmed before events. The cop drama features Howard Duff and Dennis Cole with Ben Alexander as the elder officer, using real locations to heighten action and chase sequences.
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Hollywood
Felony Squad
ABC
Walter Grauman
Gracman
Grauman
Howard Duff
Dennis Cole
Ben Alexander
Hollywood Widow Sues Birch Society over Husband Will
Yolanda Lewis, widow of Dallas Bedard Lewis of Doctor Ross Dog Food Co., files Superior Court suit in Los Angeles alleging John Birch Society and Dan Smoot influenced her husband’s will. The 62-year-old man died last April. his December will left $1 million each to the society and Smoot, another $1 million to Pepperdine College, which declined the gift over a condition for an honorary degree.
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John Birch Society
Dan Smoot
Yolanda Lewis
Dallas Bedard Lewis
Doctor Ross Dog Food Co
Society
Smoot
Dallas
Pepperdine College of Los Angeles
Holyoake's Regime Backed In Elections
Wellington reports New Zealand's National government led by Prime Minister Keith J. Holyoake appeared poised for a three year term with a small net loss of one seat in the 80 seat parliament at the halfway point. Holyoake backed U.S. Viet Nam policy and warned against withdrawal of NZ troops. The dissolved parliament showed 45 National to 35 Labour.
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New Zealand
Keith J. Holyoake
Holyoake
U.S
Viet Nam
National
Labor
Cattle Prices Slip as Slaughter Steers Top $22 75
Top price reached $22.75 with slaughter steers selling steady to 25 cents lower. Market activity slowed over three weeks as buyers pressed for values while producers watched demand. Strongest demand centered on heavier cattle, with packers seeking consistent quality and weight.
Weekly Livestock Review for Baltimore Cattle and Hogs
Estimated cattle receipts 825, vs 707 last year, with slaughter steers and heifers mostly steady to strong, cows steady, bulls down about 20 cents, feeder cattle light. Hog receipts 490, with barrows and gilts 25 cents higher, sows steady. US grades and weights listed with varied price ranges.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Grain Market Report Shows Mixed US Prices
Baltimore wheat receipts reach 169 444 bu with 85 000 bu shipped and stocks around 2 008 430. Oats show 5 000 bu receipts and 1 807 975 bu stocks, rye 400 bu receipts, barley 4 295 bu receipts and 8 625 bu shipments, with soybeans and flour figures noted and millfeed at 127 tons.
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Baltimore (Ap
Egg Supply Update in New York Markets
Wholesale egg offerings are generally adequate with Friday demand noted. New York spot quotes list whites at 47 to 48 per dozen for standard and fancy grades, fancy heavy and medium weights, with prices around 42 to 48. Butter Creamery grades AA 97 score at 68 to 68.6 cents.
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New York
Four States Livestock Sales Report
Mostly steady cattle and hogs with gains for some classes. Steers top at 2100 to 2285 dollars, cows up 50 to 100, stock cattle steady to active with steers up to 2600 and stock heifers around 2275, calves and lambs strong with top calves 3800 to 4150, hogs firmer with top hogs near 2200 and boars to 1200.
Wheat Barley Prices Amid Market Skew From Cora Grain
Prices for wheat and barley labeled with figures $165 $150 $110 appear in a brief market snippet reflecting commodity values. The fragment mentions Cora and indicates multiple price points without full context or dates.
Soybeans Slump On Profit Taking And Weather
In Chicago markets this week, soybeans led the retreat as profit taking, weather, and export outlook influenced futures on the Board of Trade. Most grain contracts eased from midweek peaks with farmers withholding soy beans, keeping Chicago supplies light and contributing to price fluctuations across December and January positions.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Butcher Hogs Steady in Chicago Receipts
Hog receipts were lower in Chicago this week due to Thanksgiving demand. Packers reported steady prices on hogs as the market adjusted to holiday buying patterns and holiday schedules affecting slaughter throughput.
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Chicago
Holiday market nudges lift hog and cattle bids
Prices were generally higher for holiday trading. Barrows and gilts gained 50 cents to 1 higher, with larger advances under 230 pounds, while sows stayed steady to 25 cents higher. An 80 head lot of 200 to 220 lb barrows and gilts at 22.75 topped three weeks. Slaughter steers and heifers rose modestly, prime steers 26.00 top, and sheep receipts fell to 1,800 with a top woolled lamb price of 23.00 for 90 to 100 lb lots.
Regulation pace in the U S Army for quick and double time
The text states that the regulation pace in the U S Army is 30 inches for quick time and 36 inches for double time. It notes the two standard cadenced paces used in marching and drill.
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