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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1968

Page

6

Wheat Farmers Stand With Tax Reform Stance In Kansas

In Hutchinson Kansas the Kansas Association of Wheat Growers and the Kansas Wheat Commission approved resolutions backing property tax reform. Carl Dumler was named Kansas Wheat Man of 1968 and Sharon Sue Stoecker Kansas Wheat Queen. The group pressed for ending agriculture as a tax write off, restricting nonprofit loopholes, and proposed marketing quotas, a strategic wheat reserve, and price linkage to labor statistics. A study by Kansas State University on farm marketing was urged.

Great Plains Wheat, Inc K.A.W.G Kansas Association K.A.W.C Kansas State University

Arkansas River cargo revival ports up to Tulsa

The Arkansas River project aims to revive river navigation from the Mississippi to Tulsa by 1968 with 1.2 billion dollars of federal work. Seven Oklahoma tributary dams control flow, supply power, flood control and water supply as industry expands in the river valley.

Tulsa Okla Arkansas River Mississippi Little Rock Ark Oklahoma Catoosa U.S. Corps of Engineers Panama Canal St. Lawrence Seaway Congress Arkansas Rocky Mountains Colorado Kansas Flag Country Sooner Arkansas Power & Light Co Russellville Kerr-McGee Corp Stigler Webbers Falls Ft. Gibson Jefferson Davis Zachery Taylor U.S Corps of Engineers Ohio River Pine Bluff Fort Smith Robert S. Kerr Lock and Dam Muskogee Kerr Coast Guard

FDA criticised for fat labeling stance by heart experts

Dr. Jeremiah Stamler and other specialists at the American Heart Association meeting criticized the FDA for banning labeling that details animal and vegetable fats in foods. They urged clearer disclosure of saturated and polyunsaturated fats, arguing public health relies on better information to curb heart attacks.

Jeremiah Stamler Chicago Stamler American Heart Association The Heart Association FDA Irvine H. Page Cleveland Page

War changes a heroic medic's view in Spokane

Larry R. Larson, 19, veteran of 13 months in Vietnam, earned the Silver Star, Bronze Star, Army Commendation Medal, three Purple Hearts, and three campaign ribbons. He survived multiple wounds while rescuing comrades and aiding a soldier in enemy lines. He now plans to study nursing after discharge and is assigned to the 1st Armored Cavalry Regiment at Ft. Knox.

Spokane Wash Larry R. Larson Vietnam Larson Son U.S 1St Armored Cavalry Regiment Ft. Knox

Pope Paul VI Would Have Visited Hanoi If Conditions Favored

The Vatican disclosed Pope Paul VI was willing to visit Hanoi this month to comfort North Vietnam's Catholics during their trials. The letter, written Nov. 1 to Archbishop Trinh, stressed solidarity rather than peace mediation, and there was no indication of any planned trip or negotiations. The anniversary of the West Tonkin vicariate's consecration was the occasion.

Vatican City Paul VI Hanoi Vatican Vietnam North Vietnam Joseph Marie Trin-nhu- Khue Apostolic Vicarage West Tonkin Paul

Mine blast survivors recount escape from Mountaineer No. 9 mine

Four men hospitalized for shock in Fairmont recount their exit from the Mountaineer Coal Co. No. 9 mine where 78 miners were trapped. They followed an ventilation shaft to safety as surface crews lowered a bucket to pull them out. One crew member, Paul Anderson, remained unaccounted for after the rescue.

Mannington W.va Fairmont General Hospital West Virginia Son Paul Davis Mountaineer Coal Co Lake Nezer Vandergift Owings

Nixon relaxin key Florida cabinet talks in progress

Nixon extends Florida stay as he conducts broad talks on future Cabinet and policy with key participants Lt. Gov. Robert Finch and John N. Mitchell. Names under consideration are kept secret as more manpower and policy discussions are planned.

Key Biscayne, Fla Richard M. Nixon Florida Robert Finch California John N. Mitchell Nixon Law Firm

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