Senator Miller Attacks Farm Policy In Inflation Talk
Senator Jack Miller accused Secretary Orville Freeman of trying to suppress farm prices through CCC stock sales and praised GOP contrasts. He cited inflation and high interest hurting farmers, urged congressional inquiry, and faulted Democratic farm policy for income gaps and rising debt while noting hog prices fluctuated over recent years.
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Cedar Fapids
Iowa
UPL
Jack Miller
Orville Freeman
Miller
Frank LeRoux
USDA
Freeman
Commpany Credit Corporation
CCC
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Defense
Robert McNamara
Johnson
Secretary of Agriculture
Snowstorm Slams Midwest Amid Tornado Toll
A blizzard driven storm swept the Midwest from Kansas to Minnesota, isolating Waldland Kan amid four foot drifts and hampering Belmond Iowa cleanup after a Friday tornado killed at least six. High winds and possible tornadoes struck St. Charles Missouri injuring at least 23 and overturning 34 trailers. Colorado and northwest Iowa saw up to three inches of snow as gusty gales cooled Council Bluffs to an 83 degree high.
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United Press International
Midwest
Kansas
Minnesota
Woadland
Kan
Belmond
Iowa
Weather Bureau
St. Charles
Colorado
Council Bluffs
Brezhnev rebuffs Johnson on Vietnam and relations
Moscow reports Brezhnev says President Johnson suffers a strange delusion if he thinks Soviet US ties can improve while the United States prosecutes aggression in Vietnam. The Kremlin remark marks Moscow's first high level response and insists no improvement until the war ends.
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UPI
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Johnson
United States
Viet Nam
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Kremlin
Russia
Tension Grows as Israel Warns of Possible Arab Clash
Israeli officials warned a head on clash between Western backed regimes and Soviet inspired revolutionary groups may be forming in the Arab world. They cited recent border incidents and a Syrian commando attack near Jordan as signs of rising tension. Foreign Minister Abba Eban sought UN aid to restore peace.
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New York
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United Nations Security Council
Vladimir Semonov
Semonov
Cairo
Damascus
Baghdad
Algiers
Tornado devastates Belmond. six dead, many hurt
Snow and strong winds hampered Belmond search crews as rescue teams inch through wreckage. Officials say the death toll stands at six with 58 plus hospitalizations and unreported injuries. National Guard units, Red Cross, and police guard roads as Belmond Ambulance and hospital staff treat victims.
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Belmond, Town
UPL
Hames
Belmond
Belmond Hospital
Clarion
Junior Miller
Miller
Highway Patrol
Robert Misner
Torna
Gunfire hits three vehicles on Texas turnpike
DPS said gunfire struck two school buses and an auto on the Dallas Fort Worth Turnpike near Grand Prairie wounding a schoolgirl slightly. Three young men with rifles were found nearby, believed hunters. Response units from DPS Grand Prairie police and Dallas County Sheriff's Office assisted at the scene.
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Grand Prairie, Tex
UPL
Department of Public Safety
Dallas-Fort Worth ‘Turnpike
Grand Prairie
DPS
Turnpike
Powell Faces New York Arrest Over Civil Contempt
Rep Adam Clayton Powell of New York escapes arrest while Congress is in session and Sundays, with New York arrest orders in effect only on weekdays when Congress is recessed. He must pay a $164,000 defamation judgment and remains free to lead services at Abyssinian Church on Sundays.
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YORK
UPI
Adam Clayton Powell
D-Ny
Congress
New York
Harlem
Powell
State Supreme Court
Wilfred A. Waltemade
Harlem Democrat
Tax fears ease as industrial output dips in September
Washington reports show industrial production at 158.2 percent of the 1957-59 average for September, down from 158.3 in August. GNP rose at a 13.7 billion dollar annual rate in Q3, signaling potential stabilization in growth. President Johnson weighs tax decisions against Viet Nam costs and congressional spending.
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Federal Reserve Board
Commerce Department
GNP
Johnson
Congress
Party leaders prepare Moscow summit on space venture and Viet Nam
European Communist chiefs led by Gomulka and Cyrankiewicz converge on Moscow for a crucial summit to map next moves for North Viet Nam aid and China tensions. Chinese rejection of Bucharest unity hastened talks. Unmanned Cosmos launches and intercontinental tests expected. no manned flight this year.
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UPI
Polih
Wladislaw Gomulka
Jozef Cyrankiewicz
Janos Kadar
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Tito
Belgrade
Bucharest
Brezhnev
Waler Ulbricht
Viet Nam
Weather Summary for Towā: Fair Tonight and Sunday
Generally fair conditions persist tonight and Sunday. Colder tonight with lows in the upper 20s and patches of frost in most areas. Sunday will be fair and warmer with highs around 58.
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