Grain Withholding Action Follows Johnson Policy
The National Farmers Organization asks members to withhold grain to lift prices, mirroring Agriculture Department tactics that hold government stocks from sale. The plan, announced by President Oren Lee Staley in Corning Iowa, also signals future withholding of meat milk and other goods.
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Corning
Iowa
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Crim L. Freeman
Freeman
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Johnson presses balance of payments and crime push in State of the Union drive
President Johnson works on the State of the Union message aiming to improve the U.S. balance of payments and seek new anticrime legislation. He seeks at least 100 million dollars in 1968 aid cuts, meets AID head Gaud and others, and Gaud plans a Vietnam Thailand trip to review aid impact.
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Ramsey Clark
Lawson Knott
General Services Administration
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Tex
Texas White House
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Thailand
Texas
Washington
90Th Congress
Litter Ladies May Join Brookline Litter Enforcement
Keep America Beautiful reports that women litter less and are more ardent litter fighters. Brookline Massachusetts health department studies a plan to form a women’s force to issue tickets for litter law violators as part of local enforcement efforts.
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Keep America Beautiful
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Israel Begins Repatriating 4500 Egyptian POWs
Israel started repatriating about 4 500 Egyptian prisoners of war including five generals in exchange for 16 Jewish soldiers and civilians held in Egyptian prisons since the June war. Red Cross said a small number of Egyptians began moving today as talk of a breakthrough in Israeli Egyptian relations emerged.
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Middle East
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Levi Eshkol
New York
Sinai Desert
Eshkol
U Thant
Virginia Pig Crop Up Five Percent in 1967
Virginia farms expect rising sow farrowings and a larger pig crop in 1968 after reporting 812000 pigs for 1967, about 5 percent more than 1966. National data show 57.9 million hogs on farms as of December 1, up 1 percent from a year prior, with breeding stock at 9.0 million.
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Virginia Crop Reporting Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
United States
Dept. of Agriculture
U.S
Nixon criticizes assumption of military equality with Russia
Former vice president Richard Nixon told the Richmond Chamber of Commerce that relying on equal military power with the Soviet Union is insufficient. He urged maintaining superiority in nuclear and conventional forces, criticized wartime policy, called for restricted trade with communist nations, and urged a pro free enterprise approach. He spoke in Virginia after addressing Washington and Lee University.
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Lexington
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Alabama
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Lexingon
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