Sawyer says Europe aid program bloated with waste
Secretary of Commerce Sawyer reports after a 10 country Europe study that the U.S. aid system is too large with excessive personnel and agencies. He urges shrinking presence, abolishing some agencies, and shifting to private investment and trade while preserving essential military aid.
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Frank O’brien
Washington
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Sawyer
United States
Europe
U. S. Aid Administration
Truman
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Western Europe
U. S.S
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Britain
R. A. B. Butler
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50 Parents Visit Rooms at Webster School Open House
Teachers and PTA officers at Webster School hosted an open house on Wednesday afternoon drawing about 50 parents. Visitors viewed Christmas decorations including Mrs. Eva Jacobson's third grade musical chimes made from water glasses. Coffee and cookies were served by several parents.
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PTA
Webster School
Eva Jacobson
L. W. Lacy
Ernest Schrade
Ray Wilson
Don Cattnach
Cows May Bite Back Through Insect Killing Injection
The Agriculture Department reports testing a method to inject farm animals with lindane insecticide that circulates in the bloodstream. A fly or mosquito feeding on the animal dies after contact, potentially protecting dairy herds and other livestock.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Dairy leaders urge shift to milk per cow metric at Austin High turnout
C L Cole superintendent of North Central Experiment Station told over 150 farmers at Austin High School that fat is fading as a focus and pounds of milk per cow matter more. He cited declines in butter use and growing demand for whole milk, predicting more farmers will produce milk by 1985 with improved barn ventilation discussed at the January 7 meeting.
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C. L. Cole
North Central Experiment Station
Grand Rapids
Austin High School
Cole
United States
Dirksen Sees Taft Likely as Senate Leader
Sen Dirksen says he is certain Sen Taft would seek and become Senate majority leader. He notes Taft is willing to be floor leader and expects top senators to back him. Taft, while only confirming availability, anticipates a quick amicable settlement of the leadership question.
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Carlson Ryan
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Cincinnati
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