Cost Of Meat Rises in Retail Markets Led by Lamb
Meat prices climbed across most retail centers with lamb leading the rise. Beef, pork, and frying chickens increased while butter was expected to ease slightly. tomatoes and plums showed varied demand and canned goods lagged behind overall price gains.
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Texas
California
St. Louis
Carlos Campbell
National Canners Oo
Agriculture Department
Soviets Reject Protests Amid Yugoslav Fallout
The news agency reported the USSR rejected Yugoslav demands to ban Yugoslav emigrés in Russia and halted their activities. Moscow accused Belgrade of slander to mask anti Soviet attitudes toward Russia. Tass cited Borba accusing Moscow of aiming to foment an anti Tito coup among Yugoslav officers.
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Russia
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Marshal Thott
Com.inform
Presbyterians Revive North South Merger Debate
In Montreat North Carolina on June 2 the southern Presbyterian Church in the U S ended its 89th general assembly by agreeing to increase cooperation with the northern church raising expectations that reunion plans will be revisited. Delegates say the moratorium is moot and campaign for reunion may resume in presbyteries while the assembly urged study of a report on human rights. The body also voted to avoid divorce remarriage stance euthanasia mercy killings and to endorse weekly religious instruction in public schools if local boards object.
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Presbyterian Church
Assembly
Minnesota AVC campaigns against veterans pension bills
The University of Minnesota American Veterans Committee led by spokesman Jack Elliott campaigns to defeat pension bills sponsored by Rep. John Rankin of Mississippi. The group cites its citizens first veterans second motto as guiding the effort.
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Minneapolis V.P
University of Minnesota American Veterans Committee
John Rankin
M-Miss
AVC
Jack Elliott
Minnesota
Little Teacher Wins Pension Check Battle in Atlanta
A 54-year-old teacher, Dr. Willie Melmoth Bomar, ends a 53-hour sit-down strike to receive 65.78 from Georgia's teacher retirement fund. She quit teaching Glenwood this year to secure funds for cancer treatment, while the state maintains legality required workers to participate in the plan.
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Columbia University
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Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Bomar
Glenwood
New York
Washington
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