Panel backs set aside plan to curb 1972 grain output
A Washington advisory group told the Nixon administration to restrain 1972 grain production without returning to past controls. The National Advisory Committee on Weight, Feed Grain and Soy Beans favored keeping set aside and optional land diversions, while noting no specific proposals. Cotton advisers urged increased output with looser set asides and higher price supports to meet domestic and export needs.
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Washington
Nixon
Yesteryear
National Advisory Committee On
Agriculture Department
Asst
Secretary of Agriculture
Clarence D. Palmby
U.S
USDA
Palmby
National Advisory Committee On Cotton
Jerry Sayre
Greenwood
Miss
National Cotton Council
Harvest Cut Short in Lawrence Marijuana Arrest
Lawrence, Kansas AP Two young farmers Billy Dean Hooper and Catherine Vandehy Hooper both 19 were charged with marijuana possession after being found harvesting on land near Lecompton. Mrs Hooper suffered two bone fractures when a shot aimed at the ground struck her leg.
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U.S
Hooper
Kansas City
State Seeks Increase For Educational Agencies
The Kansas Board of Education asks for 159.04 million dollars in aid to local education agencies for the coming fiscal year, up from 158.34 million this year, with changes across basic state aid, area vocational schools, special education, junior colleges, and related programs.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Board of Education
C. Taylor Whittier
Whittier
State Finance Council
Kansas School For the Visually Handicapped
Kansas City
State School For the Deaf
Olathe
Department of Education
Letters From Vietnam Key in My Lai Cover-Up Trial
Frederic Watke sent daily letters to his wife and four children while in Vietnam. Three letters, including a March 18 1968 note, are used as evidence in Col. Oran Henderson’s My Lai investigation, showing Watke reported an “unfortunate act” and that Henderson was ordered to investigate. The letters corroborate knowledge of the field incident amid inconsistent testimony.
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Ft, Meade, Md
Vietnam
Frederic Watke
My Lai
Col
Oran K. Henderson
Watke
Col. Henderson
Walke
Henderson
Virus cancer theory gains ground in New York
Scientists push the case that viruses may trigger cancer and consider how a vaccine could be developed. Virologists note the need to prove causation, with dual infection in Hodgkin's disease and the idea of a protovirus as a missing link.
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New York
F. Kingsley Sanders
Peyton Rous
Rockefeller University
Rous
Robert J. Huebner
George J. Todaro
National Cancer Institute
Sanders
Sloan-Kettering Institute for‘Cancer Research
Magdalena Eisinger
Albany, N.Y
Elizabeth S. Priori
Leon Dmochowski
M.D. Anderson Hospital
Houston
Tex
Sol Spiegelman
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Dan J. Moore
Institute For Medical Research
Camden
N.J
Bombay
Howard Temin
University of Wisconsin At Madison
Accidental War Talks Move Toward U S Soviet Accord
Washington and Moscow plan to announce two accords to ease accidental war risks. One will modernize the White House Kremlin hotline via satellites, the other enables quick consultation after a nuclear incident. The deals, tied to SALT talks, aim to reduce tensions and improve communications between the superpowers.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
William P. Rogers
Andrei A. Gromyko
White House- Kremlin
Moscow
U.S
Moscow-Washington
Cuba
Europe
Helsinki
Floridians Fear Disney Opening
Orlando readers brace for Disney World opening as channels warn of traffic jams lodging shortages and crowded highways. Officials predict 3 000 to 4 000 motel rooms will be needed nightly while police plan to add troopers to manage the influx. Disney officials counter that on site facilities will handle arrivals.
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Orlando
Fla
Walt Disney World Entertainment Complex
Central Florida
Disney
Robert Poe
Orange County Commission
Tom Brownlee
Daytona Beach
Tampa
Robert Chewning
Florida Highway Patrol
Florida
Disney World
Ralph Davis
Walt Disney World
Disneyland
California
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