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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1974

Page

7

State Milk Commission Cuts Virginia Producer Prices

The Virginia State Milk Commission cut producer pay by 50 cents per hundredweight and adopted a new pricing formula to stabilize prices. The changes, part of 1974 legislation, will take effect July 1 with an expanded eight-member commission and a shift away from setting minimum retail prices. Western prices fall from 11.10 to 10.55, southwestern from 10.95 to 10.45, eastern from 11.20 to 10.75 per hundredweight.

Richmond State Milk Commission Commission Maine Montana Virginia Harold M. Harris Jr Virginia Tech Albert Ortego Jr Dairymen, Inc Ortego

Kissinger and Jackson Clash Over SALT Details

Secretary of State Kissinger and Sen. Jackson remain at odds over SALT provisions as Kissinger heads to Moscow with Nixon for a new summit. Jackson claims a secret July 24 1972 clarification altered submarine missile limits from 950 to 1020 and contends the issue was concealed from Congress. Kissinger denies a secret agreement and cites a clarified understanding signed before the 1972 election.

Washington Henry A. Kissinger Henry M. Jackson Soviet Union Washington Democrat Kissinger Jackson Senate Armed Services Subcommittee Nixon Moscow Subcommittee United States Congress Paul H. Nitze Pentagon Arms Control Subcommittee Congressional

Gemini II orbital flight marks first U.S. manned mission

The United States conducts its first manned orbital flight with Gemini II on March 23, 1965 introducing an era of crewed space missions. The mission demonstrates orbital capabilities and astronaut performance in long duration operations.

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