Canadian milk reportedly shipped into Ohio amid NFO actions
Oren Lee Staley, president of the National Farmers Organization, would not confirm reports that Canadian milk entered Ohio and other states to blunt NFO withholding. A local spokesman cited reliable sources confirming milk from Canada. Art Phillips, NFC director, said Canadian farmers promised to halt the flow. Farmer Clarence Mauger in Baltimore, Ohio, said he heard milk moved from Canada to Wisconsin and then to Cincinnati.
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Oil Threatens To Ruin Resort In Penzance
A damaged American tanker Torrey Canyon leaking oil exploded and caught fire near Penzance England as Royal Navy efforts to disperse the spill continued. The 61000 ton Liberian-registered ship owned by Union Oil Co of California ran aground after hitting a reef, threatening to ruin summer beach business along the English Channel.
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Nixon Re Enacts Kitchen Debate in Moscow
Nixon staged a friendly reenactment of the 1959 kitchen debate with Khrushchev via stand in Vladimir Panov at an American design exhibit in Moscow. Panov questioned Vietnam policy while Nixon defended Johnson, drawing a rapid crowd during a brief 10 minute exchange.
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Slowdown Signals as February Economy underperforms
UPI reports February shows slower growth with personal income up 2.4 billion at a seasonally adjusted annual rate the smallest in 10 months and durable goods new orders at 22.2 billion the lowest in 17 months. Inflation remains modest with a 0.1 percent monthly rise and groceries down 0.4 percent while medical costs rise 0.7 percent and overall living costs climb 1.48 times base. Mortgage rates edge lower for a second straight month.
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Morrell Inquiry Resumes in Cleveland
The Coast Guard inquiry into the sinking of the ore carrier Daniel J. Morrell is to resume in Cleveland. Divers will enter testimony as the probe reviews the November 29 disaster on Lake Huron that claimed 28 crewmen, with only deck watchman Dennis Hale of Ashtabula surviving. Divers spent six weeks probing the sunken hull, sawing off sections for above water examination.
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