Nixon to reassure America's allies at summit talks
White House official says President Nixon will reassure Free World leaders at five summit sessions that allied unity will not be sacrificed for tensions. Trudeau to visit Washington. Brandt to join talks in Key Biscayne. Meetings aim to align aims, address uncertainty, and seek allied views on upcoming Peking and Moscow trips.
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California
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Key Biscayne
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Xxon
China
Edward Heath
Georges Pompidou
Japan
Eisaku Sato
U.S
Berlin
Smith to probe low grain prices in yearlong inquiry
Rep. Neal Smith of Iowa announces a House subcommittee probe into why grain farmers receive lower prices than in international markets. He cites exports, dock strikes, storage costs, marketing groups, and potential government grain reserves as factors to study over a year.
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UPI
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Iowa
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House
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Agriculture Department
Japan
Europe
Florida prisoners free four hostages at Raiford hospital
Guar ds knocked off hinges to surprise six inmates holed up in Raiford State Prison Hospital with four hostages and threatening to ignite oxygen tanks. The inmates surrendered without resistance and released the hostages unharmed. Four long-term prisoners for murder, manslaughter, or robbery overpowered a guard and a medical technician before fleeing toward the prison fences.
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Aiford, Fla
UPI
Raiford State Prison
LE. Dugger
M.R. Galloway
Paul McBridge
Natural radiation levels vary across states in U.S. study
Government scientists released a state by state look at average natural radiation that Americans ingest yearly. The report shows a national average of 130 millirems with Texas and Louisiana at 100 and Colorado at 250. It notes higher levels at altitude and adds medical radiation, fallout, and minor nuclear plant doses to total exposure. Alfred W. Klement Jr. of the AEC cautions that levels are far below those causing health effects.
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UPI
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Cheyenne
Dallas
New Orleans
Virgin Islands
United States
Environmental Protection Agency
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Iowa
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Adams Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary at Keota Home
Aul Adams and Mrs Paul Adams marked their 25th anniversary with a Saturday dinner for relatives at the Captain's T, followed by an evening of cards and visiting at the Adams home. Guests from Cedar Falls, Keota, Wellman, Harper, Iowa City, Marion, Davenport, and Davenport area joined the celebration.
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Paul Adam
Nancy
Cedar Falls
Roger
David Wittetoe
Keota
Bertha Adam
Viola Adam
Earl Adam
Tom Brinning
Eo Adam
Wellman
Donald Clarahan
Richard Clarahan
Harper
Charles Clarahan
Lowa City
Paul Clarahan
Marion
Howard Smeaton
Carol
Davenport
Adams
John Kurtz note marks 60th wedding anniversary
John Kurtz and family gathered Sunday to honor Mr and Mrs Kurtz on their 60th wedding anniversary observed quietly due to ill health. Maid of honor Alma Swingle from Lincoln joined them, with daughters Earl Cline and Clarence Statler calling in Alaska, and many grandchildren from Illinois Iowa and Washington attending.
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Elatives
Joan Kurtz
Kurtz
Alma Swingle
Lincoln
Earl Cline
Clarence Statler
Anchorage
Alaska
Farm income to rise in 1972 predicts economist
Bernard Brenner reports top administration economist Don Paarlberg foresees higher net farm income in 1972 due to strong livestock prices, large grain and soybean sales, and Phase II cost controls. Subsidies expected to rise 800 to 900 million dollars, easing farmer finances. Purdue also projects Indiana income up 15 to 20 percent beginning Oct 1, 1971, with hogs and soybeans leading gains and corn offset by higher production.
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Purdue University
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Eisenhower
Hubert H Humphrey
D - Minn
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Agrculture
Purdue Agricultural Economics Department
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Ning
Burglars Use Boat To Loot Portsmouth Station
In Portsmouth England burglars used a boat to reach the Portsmouth Railroad Station paddling under a pier climbed pilings cut a hole in the station floor and fled with 250 dollars in cigarettes and whisky. In Rome Deputy Giovanni Roberti accused state television of bias over a program about the 1922 seizure of power saying the title should read How A Democracy Dies not How A Dictatorship Is Born.
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Portsmouth
England
UPI
Rome
Giovanni Roberti
Mrs Velma Korous Aday Dies In Riverside Iowa
Velma Korous 70 died Sunday at Mercy Hospital Iowa City after a lingering illness Funeral services 2 pm Tuesday Sorden Adams Funeral Chapel Riverside Rev Earl Stephans officiating Burial Riverside Cemetery She was daughter of Charles and Clara Rath married William Korous in 1927 in Washington County He preceded her in death She was a member of American Legion Auxiliary and Riverside Methodist Church Survived by her mother Clara Rath Riverside one daughter Wiladene Cannon Des Moines one son La Moyne Korpus West Branch three grandchildren and two sisters Leslie Parizek Lone Tree and Bernard Schnoebelen Riverside
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Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Sorden - Adams
Riverside
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Riverside Cemetery
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Clara Vogt Rath
William Korous
Washington County
American Legion Auxiliary
Riverside Methodist Church
Clara Rath
Thomas
Wiladene) Cannon
Des Moines
la Moyne Korpus
West Branch
Leslie Parizek
Lone Tree
Bernard Schnoebelen
Shower Honors Mrs. Loel Letts at Home Event
A miscellaneous shower honoring Mrs Loel Letts was hosted Saturday by the Merry Tea Club at Mrs Charles Rademaker’s home. The honoree opened gifts with her sister in law Mrs Richard Humston of Mt Pleasant assisting. Guests included Mrs Grove Letts Mrs Lloyd Miller and Mrs Merle Brinning from the Washington area. Refreshments concluded the afternoon.
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Charles Rademaker
Merry Tea Club
Letts
Inlaw
Richard Humston
Mt Pleasant
Grove Letts
Lloyd Miller
Merle Brinning
Washington Area
HJ Club honors Joe TeBockhorsts sixty year anniversary
Mr and Mrs Joe TeWockhorst were honored for their 60th anniversary by the HJ Club and families at a 6:30 dinner at the Captain's Table. Twenty-two attended with members of their families including Urban Te Bockhurst Dale Dawn Lamont Kelly and Dorothy Goodwin. Mrs Robert Marek baked the anniversary cake served with ice cream after the meal. Visiting was enjoyed.
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Joe TeWockhorst
HJ Club
Urban Te Bockhurst
Dale Dawn
Lamont Kelly
Dorothy Goodwin
Jahs
Robert Marek
Mrs Munson Opens Munson Herb Farm in Iowa
Mrs Orpha Munson who lives just north of Washington on old Highway announced the start of an unusual business at her home. She will operate the Munson Herb Farm specializing in the sale of all kinds of herbs. She said today that only one other such business is now in operation in Iowa.
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Washington
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