European beef surplus continues to hinder global markets
A UPI report cites Agriculture Department expert Donald M. Phillips that Europe’s beef glut will likely persist into 1975 and 1976. Surplus stock could rise to 250,000 tons, affecting U S. producers as exporters seek new outlets amid shrunken European demand and export subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
United States
Australia
Agriculture Department
Donald M. Phillips
Department
Economic Research Service
Europe
Russia
Phillips
South America
U.S
Strictly for Dads Short sermons are heard
Connecticut letter shares a father's tip for discipline. The writer says focus on one corrective point at a time and deliver the message in the first two sentences. He cites a prayer for speakers and notes how restraint preserves impact with children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Shedd
Connecticut
Dr. Shedd
Father
Paiute Loloma OLHP Students Form Busy Council
The Lolona Student Council launches projects including a snack bar to fund new football jerseys. New officers are Craig Weaver Laurie Gill Leigh Fox and Lynda Matlock with many members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lolona
Craig Weaver
Laurie Gill
Leigh Fox
Lynda Matlock
Sheila Case
Tina Hammers
Tami Parker
Jodi Knutson
Ricky Crumly
George Bryan
Jeff Cooper
Bill Hurla
Jeff Thoren
Craig Bainum
Chuck Claggett
Marg
Danley
Ann Wasielewski
Thierry Deshayes
Robin Hall
Becky Gill
Jackie Maier
Claudia Heintz
Chris Luck
Nixon admitted to Long Beach Hospital for phlebitis tests
Former President Richard Nixon arrives at Long Beach Memorial Hospital for tests and treatment of phlebitis in his left leg. A 10 room area is reserved for him and his family. Dr. John Lungren will lead care and issue daily medical bulletins.
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Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Richard Nixon
Long Beach Memorial Hospital
Nixon
Secret Service
John C. Lungren
Memorial
Lungren
Walter Tkach
White House
Oo Tkach
Grand Master title under fire reshapes chess elite
The piece discusses the grand master caste, its ease of attainment, and the rise of an unofficial supergrand master rank. It cites Kotov’s proposal to limit the title to major tournament winners and notes players like Hans Ree and Bojan Kurajica as examples of nongrand masters challenging the system.
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Joseph Mill Brown
Copley
St. Petersburg
Nicholas II
Russia
Boston
Indian Subcontinent
World Chess Federation
Alexander Kotov
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Bent Larsen
Curt von Bardeleben
von Bardeleben
Sammy Reshevsky
Reshevsky
Holland
Hans Ree
England
Raymond Keene
Ree
Nice
France
Yugoslavia
Bojan Kurajica
Jim Tarjan
Sherman Hans Ree
Holland S. Oaks
Calif
C.H
D. Alexander
Wilhelm Steinitz
Emanuel Lasker
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