Farm chief nomination stirs storm over agriculture policy
Senate discussion intensifies as Clifford Butz, Purdue dean and Eisenhower era official, nears approval to succeed Ezra Taft Benson. Critics warn on current farm policies, while supporters predict brighter farming outlook by spring. Senate Agriculture Committee set for closed session to consider the nomination as leaders weigh potential shifts in policy and industry impact.
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Front Is Due In West Texas
A weak cool front is expected to push into the Permian Basin late today bringing slightly cooler temperatures on Sunday. It was 82 degrees in Odessa Friday and readings in the same neighborhood are expected this afternoon before the Pacific front arrives.
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Gunman Seizes Canadian Jet in Great Falls
A hijacker seized a Canadian jetliner, demanding 1.5 million dollars. The DC-8 carrying 118 passengers and nine crew refueled at Regina before heading to Great Falls, Montana. All aboard were allowed to keep small attache cases as the hijacker’s demands and route shifts unfolded. The incident occurred amid scattered fog and mild weather across Texas with forecasts of light showers and variable clouds.
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Probe By FBI Leaves Nixon With Red Face
Washington AP reports President Nixon, embarrassed by publicity from a FBI probe linked to TV figure Daniel Schorr, orders changes in White House talent hunt procedures as aides and officials react to the fallout across the administration.
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Hijacker forces 15 minute delay as Air Canada plane circling Great Falls
An Air Canada DC-8 bound for Regina was cleared for takeoff at 9 30 after landing earlier. Capt Vern Emon reported the hijacker would wait only 15 minutes for a stopover as the jet circled Great Falls with about 30 minutes of fuel remaining. Passengers and officials discussed the situation amid conflicting statements from the airline and White House. no immediate action was announced.
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Working Poor Break On Wages And Prices Exemptions
Washington AP report says postfreeze wage controls end Friday with federal workers and servicemen exempted. Living Cost of Living Council allows deferred raises and outlines rules for wage and price adjustments. President Nixon defends guidelines as sound, notes possible brief price rise and potential idle rollback if needed. Publication in Federal Register set for Saturday.
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Nixon orders 45000 Vietnam troop cut over two months
President Nixon announced a 45000 reduction in U S forces in Vietnam over the next two months, setting a new ceiling of 139000 and predicting most withdrawals will return home by Christmas. He said the offensive role has ended, but air power remains possible, and pledged another withdrawal before February 1 depending on POW releases and ceasefire talks.
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Quipster on taxes turns home into taxed castle
The quipster jokes that Uncle Sam treats a home as a castle in name but taxes it like a fortress. The quip emphasizes heavy taxation on residences and the perception of government overreach.
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Nixon At A Glance From White House News Conference
President Nixon outlined key positions on Vietnam Cambodia and domestic policy at a White House news conference. He said U.S. troops are defensive and Cambodia won’t involve American forces. He praised Price Board actions and projected wage gains. He expressed bullish stock views and noted SALT progress unlikely by year end.
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Senate Vote Hikes Income Tax Exemption Amid Debate
The Senate passed a bill raising the personal income tax exemption to $750 starting in 1973, with a 40 to 37 vote. Democrats backed the move while Republicans opposed. a House-adopted provision would set the exemption at $750, and critics argued the measure adds to the deficit and boosts consumer purchasing power. Senator Hartke defended the plan as aid to workers amid economic crisis.
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China Faces Travel Limits in U N Crisis Coverage
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