Price of Meat to Rise Again
The Agriculture Department projects smaller corn and soybean harvests due to frosts, signaling higher meat prices next year. Analysts caution on overall 1975 food price forecasts while Ford administration debates inflation expectations. The news arrives amid recession talk and new housing, GI education, and tax measures.
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Ford Administration
Agriculture Department
Don Paarlberg
USDA
Paarlberg
Earl L. Butz
Ford May Seek Quick Pre-Election Session
President Ford signaled to House Republican leaders a possible quick pre election session if Congress does not delay a cutoff of Turkish military aid over Cyprus. He urged support for the Mansfield resolution and warned he may veto stopgap funding if the measure fails, risking payroll authority for key departments.
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Detroit
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Arizona
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Cyprus
Agriculture, Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Betty Ford to be discharged from Bethesda Hospital
First Lady Betty Ford is released from Bethesda Naval Medical Center two weeks after cancer led to the removal of her right breast. She will recuperate at the White House as President Ford says he is eager for her return home.
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Betty Ford
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
Ford
Detroit
United States
Betty
Soil sale and rug price correction at local stores
Advertises top soil at 0-1b bag two for one dollar and notes a price correction for a Colonial Braided Rug from Routzahn's. Rug priced previously as 49.95, sale 58.88. Contact Concern for pressure issue and call 667 0145 for details at Routzahn's 1835 Valley Ave.
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Routzahn’s
Valley Ave
Jury Selected for Watergate Cover-Up Trial
A nine-woman three-man jury was chosen to hear the Watergate cover-up trial. The panel of twelve includes eight Black and four White jurors. Prosecutors prepare to present their case starting Monday after a long jury selection.
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Washington
Watergate
Mills Still Absent From Capitol Hill
Rep Wilbur D Mills remains away from the Capitol after the Washington Tidal Basin incident and will not return to work today. An aide said Mills and his family are ill and it is unclear when he can resume duties or campaign in Arkansas. Congress to recess for a month at today's end.
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Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
Ford
Washington
Wilbur D. Mills
Capitol
Mills
Arkansas
Congress
Labor Party Wins in Britain
Prime Minister Harold Wilson's Labor party wins the general election with at least 318 seats, promising radical economic measures and continued ties with the United States. Heath's Conservatives win 273 seats, Liberals 9, and splinters 18 as Labour forms its fourth administration. Wilson pledges to renegotiate Common Market terms and pursue state control of key industries amid high inflation and a projected foreign trade deficit. A separate item notes a jail escape in Clarke County with Nathan W. Cook missing from the jail.
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London
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Britain
Laborites
House of Commons
Labor
Wilson
United States
Edward Heath
Conservatives
Liberals
Liverpool
Heath
Europe
European Economic Alliance
No Hearing Date Is Set in Kipps Suit
Kipps has filed a $1 million damages suit in U S District Court against Warren County officials including Commonwealth's Attorney John F Ewell Sheriff Gary T Keyser and Investigator Cecil D Williams He alleges wrongful arrest and claims the case hinges on weak investigation and a coerced statement by inmate Jesse Armentrout The hearing date has not yet been scheduled and Kipps reserves the right to amend the petition The second item notes a New York stock market surge with the Dow rising 17.06 points to 648 08 amid lower wholesale prices and rate cuts by two banks indicating continued investor optimism.
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Front Royal
Thomas A. Kipps
Warren County Commonwealth
John F. Ewell
Warren County
Gary T. Keyser
Cecil D. Williams
Kipps
Juana Williams
U.S. District Court
Harrisonburg
Jesse Armentrout
The
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Camp 7
Armentrout
New York
Ford
Wall Street
Kissinger Peace Mission Reaches Damascus Amid Gunshot Delay
Secretary of State Kissinger arrived in Damascus for Middle East talks after a half hour delay caused by an accidental submachine gun discharge on his U S Air Force jetliner. A Secret Service agent was minorly wounded. Kissinger then met with President Assad.
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Syria
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Egypt
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Kissinger
Hafez Assad
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