Beets Import Controls Weighed Amid Cattle Prices Pressure
Washington officials signal a review of beet import limits while seeking to avoid protectionism. Agriculture Secretary Butz says Europe and Japan may back off their restrictions as cattlemen push for relief from low live-animal prices. The administration hopes liberal world trade and talks with the European Community and Japan will ease tensions.
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Bute
Butz
Beel
United States
Miller to lead Lockheed and Textron in sweeping deal
Textron will invest 85 million in Lockheed, making G William Miller chair and CEO of Lockheed and Textron to back the plan. Daniel Haughton becomes vice chairman as Lockheed faces a major financial overhaul. The agreement aims to release the government from loan guarantees and restructure 300 million in costs, with closing targeted by November 20, 1974.
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Textron, Inc
Lockheed
Textron
G. William Miller
Tockheed
Daniel J. Haughton
Wall Street
Elderly driver’s brakes fail prompt car dealer visit
In Windsor Locks Connecticut an elderly Simsbury woman Germaine Faivre driving to Cherches Chrysler Plymouth had brakes fail at an intersection. Her car crashed through a showroom window causing several thousand dollars in damage. dealer will repair the brakes.
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Windsor Locks
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Simsbury
Cherches
Chrysler-Plymouth
Germaine Faivre
Classifieds and postal rates in the 1918 Long Beach issue
Classified listings show postage paid at Long Beach California and carrier delivery details. Rates appear for daily and Sunday editions with monthly and yearly options and separate Sunday pricing. The text is garbled but indicates standard press telegraph classified and circulation notices.
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Press-Telegram
Long Beach
Baily Ane
Rory
Calif not alone eight states hold primaries today
Eight states including California hold primary elections today. Alabama, Iowa, Mississippi, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico and South Dakota also vote. In Alabama Governor Wallace remains neutral in a lieutenant governor runoff between Jere Beasley and Charles Woods. Mississippi nominations affect three congressional seats amid light turnout. Montana voters pick opponents for general election as incumbents are unopposed in party primaries. New Jersey sees a large field for 15 congressional seats with incumbents mostly safe. New Mexico parties seek governor nominations as Bruce King cannot seek reelection. South Dakota gubernatorial race features Governor Knelp against former running mate Dougherty while three Republicans challenge Senator McGovern. one candidate Lea Thorsniess is a former Vietnam POW.
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Mississippi
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New Mexico
South Dakota
George G. Wallace
Jere Beasley
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Towwa
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U.S. Senate
John C. Culver
Hughes
Robert D. Ray
Mississipps
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