Bakers warn foreign bids push wheat to new highs
In a telegram to President Nixon, American Bakers Association head Rich ard W. Daspit warned that unrestricted foreign bidding could lift wheat prices above all-time highs. Agriculture Department estimates show reserves at 298 million bushels next June, far below this summer, risking consumer supply until the 1974 harvest.
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Washington
United
States
Jane
Nixon
Richard W. Daspit
American Bakers Association
U.S
Agriculture Department
Department
Don Paarlberg
Bakers’ Association
United States
Paarlberg
Agriculture Secretary Butz urges all-out farming to boost next year's production
Secretary Earl L. Butz told farmers and suppliers in Miami that demand for American food is strong enough to justify an all-out production push next year. He cited the new farm support target system reducing risk of overproduction and pledging fuel for 1973 harvests.
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Butz
Miami
Economic Society of
Florida
Agriculure Department
Nixon
White House
John A. Love
Massachusetts House overrides veto on daily school prayer bill
The Massachusetts House approved a bill requiring public school teachers to set aside a minute for meditation or prayer before classes. The override passed 171 to 50 and moved to the Senate. Critics argued the word prayer made it unconstitutional and cited opening prayers in sessions.
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Boston
Massachusetts House
Francis W. Sargent
William A. Carey
Robert H. Quinn
Sargent
Quinn
House
Raymond M. LaFontaine
D-Gardner
Divers Search Snake River for Missing Utah Boy
Divers and Bonneville County officers searched the Snake River near Idaho Falls for seven year old Darin Tanner from Ogden Utah who disappeared Sunday morning. Bloodhounds in the area helped track to a spot at the river edge as the search continued.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
UPD
Bonneville County
Snake River
Ogden
Utah
Darin Tanner
Darrell Tanner
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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Dog Plucked Survives Hotel Collapse Rubble
Firefighters rescued an eight month old mongrel named Broadway Joe from the debris of the University Hotel collapse in New York. The puppy, cuffed by a leash on a power shovel, survived after weeks under rubble while a victim’s body was recovered nearby. Broadway Joe was cared for by Engine Co. 24 and later adopted by the crew.
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New York
Joseph Shreck
University Hotel
Broadway Joe
Joe Namath
Edwin Brown
Dino
Brown
Shreck
Engine Co
Broadway
Joe
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