Butz seeks better farm prices amid Nixon push
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz defends a tougher stance on farm prices while Bill Grayson and others press administration policies. In remarks and interviews during a busy campaign year, Butz argues price supports must rise, citing middlemen and distribution costs as key inflation drivers. He emphasizes farm income needs and notes volatility in beef and pork prices, urging policy action ahead of the elections.
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Nixon Returns to White House on Easter Monday
President Nixon, amid a busy campaign week and Easter events, returns to the White House after a weekend at Camp David. The AP report notes election-year dynamics with Wisconsin voting and upcoming state activities, while highlighting the president's presence at the annual Easter Egg Roll and preparations for a possible second-term nomination. The piece references Democratic focus in Wisconsin and Nixon’s public diplomacy as he faces an intense political stretch.
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Lindbergh Evacuated From Jungle Expedition Rescue
Charles A. Lindbergh and 47 scientists were rescued by U S Air Force helicopter after their expedition to the Tasaday forest settlement stalled when their helicopter broke down. They were stranded 600 miles south of Manila in the Tasalay Forest and reached base camp safely.
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Belfast Demonstration Protest Ends Violence Amid IRA War
Catholic women in Belfast gather in Anders district to protest the IRA bombing campaign. The event follows Sean MacDermot’s rejection of a truce, reflecting Catholic support for peace moves and a push for government negotiations. Memorial days and protests feature prominently in local rhetoric.
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Stocks Show Slight Gains In Unclear Market Text
The report notes modest stock gains in New York with mentions of Dow Jones averages and industrials. It refers to half day trading over a weekend and pending first quarter earnings while acknowledging incomplete details and scattered figures.
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McGovern retracts ITT deduction charges in Wisconsin
McGovern backed away from alleging ITT did not pay federal income tax over years and criticized a $100,000 contribution to the Republican National Convention as an expenses item. The claims, discussed on a national TV program amid Wisconsin primary coverage, involved ITT’s tax history and a Senate Judiciary Committee inquiry into ITT President Marvel Gene.
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Pope vows solidarity with Christians under red regimes
At St. Peter's Mass the Pope spoke to an estimated 200,000 in Vatican City, urging Christians oppressed by communist governments to feel not forgotten and to know Vatican solidarity. He condemned war, hatred, and weapons while calling for peace and unity among non-Catholic Christians.
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Bible Thoughts On Stand Fast In Liberty
A compact reflection on Galatians message of Christian liberty as a joyful, obedient freedom granted by Christ, emphasizing steadfast faith and trust in God beyond legal constraints. It notes liberty is not license but a readiness to serve God through grace.
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Penn Central To File Plan
Preliminary plan for the reorganization of Penn Central Transportation Co. has been prepared for filing in U S District Court. Rail trustees believe a settlement or comprehensive plan could be achieved, outlining how creditors and the company might proceed toward liquidation or recovery.
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Preparation H and Hemorrhoidal Relief Promised
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