Grand Champion Blackie Sold For Fifteen A Pound At Exposition
Blackie the 1965 grand champion steer at the International Live Stock Exposition sold to the Chicago Mercantile Exchange for 17 625 dollars, 15 dollars a pound, owned by Harvery Hartter of Carlock Indiana. The 1 175 pound Angus steer may be exhibited at universities and then offered to a Chicago zoo. Hartter plans to use the money to pay his mortgage, while rivals and other champions were also noted in the day’s auctions.
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Lincoln Park Zoo
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Goecke
Clemens
Iowa
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Pam
Mary Low
Louis Goecke
Stwers
Lyle Miller
Osceola
Hartter
Oklahoma State University
Robert Totusek
Gary Hullinger
Mitchellville
Randy
Tony
Lester Lee
Livestock World
Brezhnev Pushes World Communist Summit At Budapest
In a Budapest speech to 32 delegations Brezhnev urged a world Communist summit to discuss the China issue and other global changes. He rejected excommunication and accused China of aiding imperialists and blocking Viet Nam relief while urging unity under Marxism Leninism.
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Viet Nam
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Communist World Movement
Marriam Lenina
Breshiev
UN Rejects Bid to Expel Nationalist China Seat Red China
The General Assembly voted 57 to 46 against expelling Nationalist China and seating Peking in its place. Seventeen abstained. A US backed amendment tied seating to a two thirds majority, ensuring no pro-Peking victory this year.
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Albaniia
Surviving Aronson quint on formula as jaundice noted
Roni Sue, the lone survivor of the Aronson quintuplets born at one pound eleven ounces, was started on formula and described as quite good. Four-day-old Roni Sue shows improved breathing while jaundice prompts a possible exchange blood transfusion within days. doctors stress jaundice is common in preemies and infection guards remain in place.
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Pittsburgh
UPL
Roni Sue
Magee Women’s Hospital
Lee Bass
Rankin Named Fiscal Director in Des Moines
Gerry D. Rankin 33, an assistant state auditor, was named Town legislative fiscal director by the Legislative Budget and Financial Control committee at 13 730 annual salary. Sen George OMalle y, chairman, said Rankin would assume the post early in December.
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China and Allies Rally Against Red Chinese Seat at U.N.
In a two week UN debate, China and allies blasted the Red Chinese bid while Nationalist China's Wei Tao-ming spoke against representation. Delegates from Communist blocs walked out as the Italian plan to study the issue drew fire. Assembly President Pazhwak attempted to cut Wei off but he continued speaking.
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Abdul Rahman Pazhwak
Afghanistan
Wei
Israeli Egyptian air clash yields two downed Egyptian planes
Israeli and Egyptian pilots exchanged fire over Israel as two Egyptian MIG-19s were shot down near Beerotayim after intercepting a light Israeli reconnaissance plane. A brief gun battle along the Jordanian border followed, amid rising Middle East tension and regional refugee unrest.
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Rajem Madera
Es-Samu
Mideast
Storm Strands Hundreds as Great Lakes Snow Hits Region
A ferocious lake effect storm batters the Upper Great Lakes with up to 15 inches of snow in Michigan and winds over 70 mph. rescuers race toaid nine marooned on the Nordmeer reef near Alpena while ferries and highways are crippled. hundreds stranded, towns isolated, and power outages widen.
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Alpena
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Midland
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Weather outlook Iowa turns colder with strong northwest winds
United Press International reports a Wednesday sky with considerable cloudiness and a plunge in temperatures. Winds shift to the northwest at 25 to 30 mph. Highs near 30 in the northwest to around 50 elsewhere. Tonight lows in the 20s.
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United Press International
Iowa
Iowa industrial revenue bonds lure Crane Co to Washington
The Crane Co of Chicago plans a $10 million plant near Washington Iowa using the 1963 industrial revenue bond law. The city would own land and lease to Crane, with debt repaid by Crane and the company paying the property tax equivalent. Voter approval is needed with a history of strong majorities in Iowa.
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Register
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Chicago
Crane
Iowa
Richard Weeks
Town Development Commission
Weeks
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Washington Industrial Corporation
Vega Industries, Inc
Syracuse, N. Y
Mount Pleasant
Fort Madison
Clinton
Washton
Probate of Wills and Executors Named
Probate records show the appointment of executors Paul Mast and Evan Latimer Davis and an administrator for Winnie E. Gordon estate.
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Evan Latimer Davis
Winnie E. Gordon
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