Two Groups Clash Over Meat Boycott in Arizona
In Phoenix two consumer groups dispute the value of a May two week meat boycott. Arizona Consumer Council urges a May boycott to push prices down, while BAM led by Mrs. Laurie Risch dismisses further action as ineffective. Shields blames federal farm policies for higher meat costs. BAM plans a comparative price survey to inform the public.
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Phoenix
UPI
Shields
Laurie Risch
Beef Against Meat
BAM
Israel at 25 years a nation we must stay and endure
Exclusive interview with Prime Minister Golda Meir marks Israel turning 25. She says the core goal remains proving Arabs Israel will not be driven out and that peace must be built through coexistence. She recalls survival, immigration, and the burden of leadership amid inflation and political uncertainty.
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Israel
Golda Meir
Thomas Cheatham
Jerusalem
UPI
Egypt
Lebanon
Meir
Milwaukee
Wis
Palestine
Russia
Soviet Union
United Nations
Pope Paul
Nixon
New York
John V. Lindsay
Hopi Hullabaloo Hoedown set at Hopi School grounds
Hopi PTA sponsors the Hopi Hullabaloo Hoedown on Friday at Hopi School playgrounds with carnival games food booths crafts and white elephant sale proceeds fund Hopi needs. Also story hour at Saguaro Library Saturday 10 30 Constance Burrus presents Why God Wept and The Tinder Box.
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Hopi Pta
Saguaro
Phoenix Public Library
Constance Burrus
Phoenix
Ingleside
Folk cures still common in Northampton county
A doctor reports widespread folk remedies among 1000 Northampton patients. Earache sufferers were treated with chopped onions stuffed in the ear, while low mood was met with eating fresh dandelions and chilblain with foot soaking in a lavatory for 30 minutes. Dr Eliott-Binns notes 320 such remedies in Medical News.
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Ndonater
Northampton
Clp. Eliott-Binns
Medical News
Senior Citizen Government needs nudge to give aid
A reader asks how to obtain disability pay and a larger federal pension after a four year period of federal work and disability. The columnist advises contacting the local congressman and the Federal civil service office for action, noting multiple inquiries may help and giving address guidance. The column also notes requests for Christmas crafts and diabetic menus face delays, with libraries and catalogues as resources.
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John T. Watts
John
Social Security
V. Scardina
Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D.C
Federal Civil Service Office
Gerard High Boosters Host Las Vegas Night Fundraiser
The Gerard High School Boosters Club hosts Las Vegas Night on Saturday at 8 p.m. in Thomas More Hall to raise funds for athletics. Admission is 3 per couple with a Mexican Buffet and 1,000 play money for games. Proceeds support Gerard High sports. no school funds are used. Century Club winners drawn that night.
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Gerard High School Boosters Club
Las Vegas
Thomas More Hall
44Th Street
Oak
Gerard High School
Boosters Club
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Elgin
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Copley News Service
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Lakeshore Drive
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