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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1965

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Johnsons Speech Clouds Future of Farm Programs

President Johnson signaled a major shift in federal farm aid policy by urging cuts to commodity programs. The move unsettles USDA leaders and farm groups, with Budget Director Gordon and Freeman pressed to revise aid while protecting rural needs and political support from farm-state allies.

Johnson Ashington Agriculture Department Congress Orville L. Freeman Kermit Gordon Gordon Farm Bureau Charles B. Shuman 89Th Congress Budget Bureau Secretary of Agriculture

Linn Conservation Dinner Planned In Marion Iowa

Leon J McDonald known as Oklahoma soil evangelist will speak January 28 at a former businessman conservation banquet in Marion sponsored by Linn county ASC The event starts at 6 p.m in the Arm ar ballroom Co sponsors include Marion Chamber agricultural committee Greater Cedar Rapids Sertoma club and Pro-Ag club Reservations due January 26 at Linn county ASC office phone 366-2411 All interested persons invited says Fridley

Leon J T-Bone” McDonald Oklahoma Marion Linn County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Armar G. Gilbert Fridley ASC Marion Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Committee Greater Cedar Rapids Sertoma Club Pro-Ag Club McDonald The Soil Conservation Service Chamber of Commerce Linn County Fridley

Local sale schedule for farms and livestock events

A dense list of upcoming livestock and equipment auctions and public sales dated January 19 to February 23. Entries name closing out sales at farms near Vernon Thoman Norway Mil llersburg Tipton Dyersville Van Horne Bennett Center Junction Marion Wellman Delhi N Manchester Newhall Prairieburg Whittier Ryan Hopkinton Hawkeye Downs Atkins with times and locations. Some items include Holstein cattle dairy cattle hay grain machinery and equipment plus a Hawkeye Polled Hereford Association sale at Hawkeye Downs.

Vernon Thoman Norway Harold D. Miller Millersburg Floyd Becker Tipton Clarence Osterhaus Dyersville Keith Bolsen van Horne Dean H. Weich Bennett Paul Jack Smith Center Junction Carl Slaymaker Watkins Lance K. Stratton Marion Nat‘ Chester White Hawkeye Downs Lloyd Rensberger Wellman Leo Henik Mt. Vernon Carl E. Brenkman N. Manchester Glenn H. Scott Newhall Ronald McDonnell Prairieburg Richard Matus Whittier

Benton County NFO elects officers and board

In Benton County the NFO annual meeting elected president Raymond Foley Belle Plaine. vice president Loren Miller LaPorte City. secretary Mrs. Howard Pohlman Keystone. treasurer William Wendel Center Point. trustee Edward Krug Fairfax. district representative Emil Vileta Luzerne. publicity director Orrin James Luzerne. Meat board members named Ralph Tompkins Garrison Lloyd Albers Luzerne John Beatty Atkins Herman Paulsen Jr Keystone Ken Frazier Van Horne Charles Schrader Norway and William Wendel Center Point.

Luzerne Benton County NFO Raymond Foley Belle Plaine Loren Miller LaPorte City Howard Pohlman Keystone William Wendel Center Point Edward Krug Fairfax Emil Vileta Orrin James County NFO Meat Board Ralph Tompkins Garrison Lloyd Albers John Beatty Atkins Herman Paulsen, Jr Ken Frazier van Horne Charles Schrader Norway

Rex Beresford Married in Sanborn Home

Rex Beresford of Ames, retired extension livestock specialist at Iowa State University, wed Mrs Hazel Porth in Sanborn on Jan 8. The bride, widow of former Sanborn mayor Harry Porth, had Mary Beresford as a late wife. Attendants included K C Beresford of Casper and Mrs K C Beresford. The couple plans to reside in Sanborn.

Sanborn Hazel Porth Rex Beresford Ames Iowa State University Harry Porth Beresford Mary K. C. Beresford Casper Wyo

Farm Program Costs Likely To Be Cut

President Johnson signals cuts to farm spending with reports of a billion dollar reduction aimed at 1967. Stabilization payments and feed grain subsidies face major trims as budget officials and lawmakers weigh reducing federal farm programs. Freeman will pursue presidential policy, even amid cabinet caution, as observers expect eventual spending tapering.

Freeman Johnson Congress Washington

Government Will Not Reseal Soybeans Despite Market Pressure

The U S Department of Agriculture announces accelerated maturity dates for 1963 crop soybeans under reseal price-support loans to maintain market flow and cover demand during high prices. No reseal program will be offered on 1964 crop soybeans, with loans maturing July 31, 1965. About 8.65 million bushels of 1963 soybeans on farms, mainly in the Midwest, will be affected.

Washington U.S. Department of Agriculture

Weymiller Re elected By Allamakee Council

Allamakee county extension council officers for 1965 were announced by county extension director Eugene J. Carroll. Franklin Weymiller of Harpers Ferry was named chairman, Daniel Welsh vice-chairman, and Mrs Earl B. Simmons secretary, all re-elected. Calvin Wright of Dorchester is new treasurer.

Waukon Allamakee County

Johnson County NFO Officers Are Named

IOWA CITY The National Farmers Organization of Johnson county has elected officers for 1965. They are Donald Kerr chairman Ralph Prybil vice chairman and J Christian Clausen treasurer all of Iowa City. Mrs Charles Crawford of Lone Tree was re elected secretary. Harry Seelman of Oxford and Emery Hemingway of Iowa City were named publicity co chairmen.

Iowa City National Farmers Organization of Johnson County Donald Kerr Ralph Prybil J. Christian Clausen Charles Crawford Lone Tree Harry Seelman Oxford Emery Hemingway

ISU Sets Symposium On Plant Breeding

A symposium on Plant Breeding will be held in Memorial Union at Iowa State University on March 15. The departments of agronomy genetics and horticulture will cooperate in presenting the event.

Ames Memorial Union Iowa State University Agronomy

Mt Auburn couple become junior members of Hereford assoc

Mt Auburn residents Jim and Joyce Bottema have joined the American Hereford Association as junior members, expanding involvement in cattle breed activities. The couple from Mt Auburn will participate in association programs and events aimed at youth and upcoming exhibitors.

Mt. Auburn Jim and Joyce Bottema The American Hereford Assn

Foreign trade focus at 27th National Farm Institute

Des Moines slated two day program February 11 12 at Fort Des Moines hotel highlights Im ports Exports and Farm Prosperity. Notable speakers include Dr Sicco Mansholt from Brussels and U S officials detailing farm policy effects on trade. Event organized by Greater Des Moines Chamber of Commerce invites public with free registration and three banquet tickets on sale.

Des Moines National Farm Institute Fort Des Moines United States Sicco L. Mansholt Brussels Belgium Mansholt European Common Market Commission Europe Allan R. Callaghan Nelson Stitt U.s.-Japan Trade Council Japan U.S Orville L. Freeman USDA George L. Mehren Sherwood O. Berg Institute of Agriculture University of Minnesota Greater

Entries Open in 65 Master Lamb Producer Event

Des Moines announces the 1965 Iowa Master Lamb Producer contest entries are due by April 15. Howard Waters, president of the Iowa State Sheep Association, says 10 producers with top production records will be honored at a Des Moines dinner next fall. Eligible are producers with at least 35 owed. nominations may come from producers, county extension directors, extension staff, or others familiar with flock records. The event is sponsored by the association and the Iowa State University extension service.

Des Moines Iowa Howard Waters Danville Iowa State Sheep Assn Iowa State University Extension Service Waters

Dairymen's School Set in Poweshiek County

Three day dairy management short course to be held in Poweshiek county at the Farm Bureau building in Brooklyn on February 2 9 and 16 from 9 30 a m to 3 p m. Registrations due January 20 at the county extension office or with a county dairy committee member.

Poweshiek County Clair E. Hein Farm Bureau Brooklyn Hein

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