Senators urge quiet Vietnam evacuation with authorisation
Washington senators Kravits and Jackson said evacuation of Americans from South Vietnam is likely underway and urged that President Ford obtain congressional consent before sending troops. Their remarks came amid Senate scrutiny of recommitting US forces there.
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Washington
South Vietnam
Jacob Kravits
R-N.y
Henry M Jackson
D-Wash
Ford
Congress
South Vietnamese claims gains amid union government push
In Xuan Loc and other fronts SAIGON announced damaging blows against North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces. Premier Nguyen Ba Can formed a government of union with opposition leaders yet major posts favored Thieu loyalists, prompting analysts to doubt a real shift away from Thieu. In Vatican City Pope Paul VI presided over 13 couples’ mariage in St Peter’s Basilica as part of the Holy Year observance.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Xuan Loc
Nguyen Ba Can
Union
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Vatican City
St Peter’s Basilica
Vatican
Perfect master guru Ji faces family tensions in India
In Lucknow India AP reports 17 year old guru Maharaj Ji dismisses motherhood claims of a playboy in America. His mother accuses him of drinking alcohol eating meat and showing too much interest in sex while he backs off from a personal confrontation.
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Lucknow
India
America
Guru Maharaj Ji
Guru
Nebraska farmers urged to spot weed problems in winter wheat
University of Nebraska Extension specialists urge eastern Nebraska growers to inspect winter wheat for broadleaf weeds such as tan sy mustard pennycress shepherds purse wild lettuce and blue mustard. Walk fields to gauge infestation and spray with 2 4 D while weeds actively grow before heading.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Alex Martin
Martin
Louis Daigger
Martin and Daigger
Rocky Mountain Fever Rising Across United States in 1974
A 1974 report shows Rocky Mountain spotted fever cases in the United States about 19 percent higher than 1973. The CDC notes increasing incidence since 1968 due to better surveillance and a real rise in cases. The illness is caused by Rickettsia rickettsii in wood and other ticks and transmitted to humans.
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Chicago
United States
Journal of the American Medical Ass
Federal Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Lodgepole Village approves bills and adopts ordinance No 54
Village of Lodgepole held regular meeting at 7 30 pm with all trustees present. Bills totaling 7612 56 were approved for payment including salaries miscellaneous and supplies. Ordinance No 54 codifying general ordinances was adopted. Rabies clinic scheduled May 23 2 4 at the Fire Hall. Sewer Fund transferred to General Fund. Meeting adjourned. Ruth Dykman Clerk.
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Howard Hurst
Dick Smith
Roy Grimes
Lodgepole
Nebraska
Aaron Harmon
Kansas-Nebraska
Dr Toyne
County Treasury
General Fund
USDA announces wool incentive pay rate 21.8 percent
The US Department of Agriculture sets a 21.8 percent incentive payment for 1974 shorn wool marketings, based on the gap between 59 cents and the 72 cent incentive price. Payments total about $16 million, with deductions funding marketing and development activities. Cheyenne County ASCS confirms 32 recipients received $3,113 in payments. Mohair payments are not required as Mohair averaged 56.8 cents above the 80.2 cents level.
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US Department of Agriculture
USDA
Lawrence Thompson
Cheyenne County
ASCS
Thompson
ALCS
Blizzard toll hits $7.4 million in western Nebraska
Agricultural officials estimate 74 million in livestock and crop losses after two spring blizzards across 25 western counties. Deaths include 56,395 cattle 1,262 hogs and 1,476 sheep valued at 46 million with 283 million crop loss. Cherry County and Kimball County suffer major dairy and wheat losses.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Cherry County
Kimball County
Wheat stand management for Panhandle fields
Wheat stands show thin areas with gaps where tillering and phosphorus levels affect yield. If planting spring grain, consider interseeding in thin wheat or preparing a weed free seedbed. For feed use, a wheat spring grain mix can work. for sale, destroying the wheat and planting pure spring grain may be best.
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