NFO calls for meat withholding program
Corning Iowa. The National Farmers Organization announced its members have begun withholding meat animals from market as phase two of its all-commodity holding action. Staley said meat fields will run at about 32 cents per lb for beef, 23 cents for hogs, and 29 cents for sheep. market prices then were 26, 19, and 23 cents respectively. The group stresses nonviolence and cooperation with law enforcement while pushing for higher prices and continued grain block bargaining.
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Corning
Iowa
UPI
National Farmers Organization Today
NFO
Oren Lee Staley
Staley
NFC
Bonduel
Wis
Mayor Lindsay Opens New Madison Square Garden Center
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay opened the $150 million Madison Square Garden Center with two standing ovations from 19,832 attendees at a charity USO gala headlined by Bob Hope. Rockefeller was absent as the Garden complex, atop Pennsylvania Station, debuts with a 20,000 seat garden, a 5,200 seat amphitheater, a cinema, museums, a bowling alley and a 29 story office tower.
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New York
UPI
John V. Lindsay
Madison Square Garden Center
United Service Organizations
USO
Rockefeller
Pennsylvania Station
Eighth Avenue
Two Die In Iowa Highway Crashes This Weekend
Two persons died in weekend highway crashes in Iowa. William Bryant, 45, of Park Forest Illinois, lost control of a car on U.S. 218 near Cedar Rapids and overturned in a ditch. James Wilson, 18, of Cedar Rapids, was killed when the car overturned and landed on him. The 1968 Iowa toll reached 66 for the year.
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United Press International
Iowa
Illinois
Cedar Rapids
William Bryant
Park Forest
Ill
U.S. 218
Bryant
James Wilson
Wilson
Youth and girlfriend jailed after four-state crime spree
In Prattville Alabama a 23-year-old Benny Brown and 16-year-old Faye Dawson of Summerville Georgia were jailed on a charge of murdering 49 year old Harry Ullman Boyd of Montgomery after a weekend crime chase compared by an officer to Bonnie and Clyde. Boyd's son, 21 year old Marine Sgt Harry Neal Boyd, was critically wounded.
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Prattville
Ala
UPI
Benny Brown
Faye Dawson
Summerville
Harry Ullman Boyd
Montgomery
Boyd
Harry Neal Boyd
Wanted An Adventurer Town For Sale In Wyoming
Classified ad details Acme Wyoming a ghost-town type property near the Big Horn Mountains with 100 residents a store post office 40 houses and a power plant owner Gather Byland has kept operation but now seeks buyers. Offers context on geography residents and possible motivations for purchase.
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Chicago
Ing
Acme
Wyoming
Montana
Sheridan -Wyoming Coal Co
Gather Byland
Byland
Acme Mercantile
Sheridan
Iowa Governor to mediate Farmland strike talks
Des Moines Iowa Governor Harold E Hughes plans to return from a Mexico trade mission to meet with Farmland Industries Fort Dodge officials and Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers union leaders in a bid to settle the 16 week long plant walkout. He will use his office to aid negotiations, noting Iowa law provides no formal mechanism for state intervention in labor disputes. The plant has been idle since October 19.
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Des Moines
UPI
Harold E. Hughes
Farmland Industries
Fort Dodge
Hughes
Mexico
Iowa Trade Mission
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Iowa
Marines Cross Perfume River to Strike Hue Citadel
About 500 U.S. Marines under heavy fire surged across Hue's Perfume River in a surprise assault to retake the Citadel from Communists. Maj. Robert Thompsons Leathernecks led the attack using patrol boats a mine sweeper and landing craft while U.S. Navy crews supported from the shore.
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Saigon
UPI
Hue
Perfume River
Robert Thompson
Leathernecks
U.S. Navy
UPE
Richard V. Oliver
Venice of the Orient
Thompson
Annamese Kings
Khe Sanh
North Vietnam
Dale Cunningham
San Francisco
Oliver
Leatherneck
South Vietnam
Navy
U.S
Here
Missouri
New City
Perfume
Maj
Charlottesville
Wilson calls nuclear use in Vietnam sheer lunacy
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson warned that any U S use of tactical nuclear weapons in Vietnam would be sheer lunacy and risk global escalation. He said escalation would be dangerous and could end Britain’s support for U S policy. White House denied any request for nukes. Senator Clark warned the U S might resort to tactical nukes if the Communists gain in Khe Sanh.
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Washington
UPI
Harold Wilson
U.S
Vietnam
Wilson
CBS
America
Britain
U.S. Vietnam
White House
Johnson
George Christian
Sen
Joseph
Clark
United States
Khe Sanh
Garbage workers return as Rockefeller plan ends strike
In New York City 6000 garbage collectors with 1100 trucks resumed work after a nine day strike ended by a government imposed settlement from Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller. Mayor Lindsay denounced the plan as corrupting residents rights while the state would temporarily run the sanitation department, highlighting a split between the two leading Republicans.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Lindsay
Bob Hope
New York
UPI
John V. Lindsay
Rockefeller
New York City
Lindsay Sunday
Strong Dog Pulls Heavy Load Relative to Weight
A 70 pound sled dog can pull a load nearly twice its own weight, demonstrating impressive strength for an animal of that size.
Weather Iowa largely cold and cloudy through Tuesday
Partly to occasionally cloudy tonight and Tuesday. Colder tonight with continued cold Tuesday. Lows tonight from 10 below in the north to 0 to 5 below in the south. Highs Tuesday in the teens.
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United Press International
Iowa
Thant Seeks Peace Talks in Kremlin Vietnam Talks
United Nations Secretary General Thant met the top three Soviet leaders in Moscow as he pressed for Vietnam peace talks. He spoke with Premier Kosygin, party chief Brezhnev, and President Podgorny, while Podgorny met Hanoi’s Moscow representative Dang Quang Minh. No details were released.
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Moscow
UPI
United Nations
Thant
Vietnam
Kremlin
United States
Hanoi
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Alexei Kosygin
Nikolai Podgorny
London
Kosygin
New Delhi
Brezhnev
Podgor
Podgorny
North Vietnam
Dang Quang Minh
Minh
Middle East
South Korea presses for more control over UN forces
President Park Chung Hee and aides pressed U S envoy Cyrus Vance for tighter Seoul control of United Nations forces in Korea. Park demanded a Korean general be named deputy commander and outlined countermeasures after the Pueblo seizure and North Korean infiltrations. Bonesteel accompanied Vance as talks centered on command of 550,000 allied troops.
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Seoul
UPS
Cyrus R. Vance
United States
United Nations
Vance
Johnson
Washington
Park Chung Hee
U.S
Pueblo
South Korea
Park
North Korea
North
Charles H. Bonesteel III
Bonesteel
Names Listed as Likely Property Owners
A public notice identifies individuals appearing to be owners of certain properties. The document lists names connected to parcels and claims of ownership, with reference to the relevant docket and locations as indicated in the notice.
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St. James Church
Monkey Bridge
Lou Pailliotet
Pam Nicholson
Journal
Helen Gilbert
Hope
Big Crosby
Pearl Bailey
Phyllis Diller
Jack Jones
West Point Glee Club
Barbara Eden
Joey Heatherton
Rocky Marciano
Crosby
Ed Sullivan
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Alabama
Wyom
Big Horn Mountains
Big Goose
Tongue Rivers
Valentine
Wyo
Chaplain and Marine
Marines
Forbidden City
U.S. Army 1St Air Cavalry Division
Mekong
Vance Tells Demands
Korea
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