Johnsons Speech Clouds Future of Farm Programs
President Johnson signaled a future cutback in federal farm aid urging saving on commodity programs. He tasked Secretary Freeman to trim subsidies and price supports, prompting concern among farm leaders and party allies about balancing budget cuts with farmer relief and political pressures from farm states and allied groups.
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Ay Ovid
A. Martin Ashington
Union
Agriculture Department
Congress
Orville L. Freeman
Kermit Gordon
Gordon
Freeman
Sevienlire
Pocklets
Farm Bureau
Charles B. Shuman
83Rd Congress
Oklahoma soil evangelist to speak at Linn County banquet
Leon J. McDonald known as Okla homa’s soil evangelist will speak January 28 at a farmer businessman conservation banquet in Marion sponsored by Linn County ASC. The event starts at 3 p.m. in the Arm ar bail room with co sponsors including Marion Chamber Washington reports say. Banquet reservations must be made by January 26 at the Linn County ASC office phone 366 2411.
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Leon J
T-Bone” McDonald
Oklahoma
Marion
Linn Countty Agricultural Stabilization ‘and Conservation Service
Armar
G. Gillpockers
Uvic Martin
Assocbert
Marion Chamber
Washington
Commerce Agricultural
Rapids Sertoma Clubs
McDonald
The
Soil Conservation Service
Chamber of Commerce
Linn County
ASC
Agriculture Department
NFO Elects in Benton County
Benton County NFC meeting notes a 1967 target for major farm program reductions as Washington uses funds to aid rural low income families. Amid cuts, Farm Bureau leadership and other farm groups push to resist deep reductions, citing impact on payments and stabilization programs.
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Johnson
America
Government to accelerate maturity on 1963 crop soybeans
The U S department of agriculture will accelerate the maturity date on 1963 crop farm stored soybeans under reseal price support to ensure market supply during high price periods. No reseal on 1964 crop soybeans. loans maturing July 1 1965. About 8.647 million bushels from 1963 crop on farms, mainly in the Midwest, will be affected.
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Washington
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Closing out farm sales and livestock auctions listed
A dense schedule of upcoming farm sales and public auctions across Iowa counties detailing closing out sales of livestock machinery grain hay and dairy cattle. Locations include Vernon Thorman near Norway Harold Miller near Millersburg Dea Welch near Bennett Paul and Jack Smith near Center Junction and others with dates from January 14 to February 23.
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Nyestock
Vernon Thorman
Norway
Ivestnek
Harold D. Miller
Millersburg
Floyd Etker
Tipton
Clarence Qsterhaus
Dyersville
Hays Keith Bolsen
Van
Paul
Jack Smith
Center Junction
Carl Slaymaker
Watkins
Bance
K. Stratton
Tomi
Marlon
Chester
Hawkeye Downs
Lloyd Rensberger
Wellman
Leo Henik
Vernon
Ronald McDonnell
Prairieburg
Richard Matus
Whittier
Loren C. Clark
Ryan
Farm Program Costs Likely To Be Cut
President Johnson signals opposition to higher government spending to fund farmer relief. He warns against schemes to increase farm aid and urges budget discipline amid broader cost-cutting push. Officials suggest possible reductions in agricultural subsidy programs and budget allocations for farming support.
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Rex Beresford Marries Sanborn Woman in Sanborn Home
Rex Beresford of Ames and Hazel Porth of Sanborn wed on January 8 at the bride’s home in Sanborn. The groom is a retired Iowa State University extension livestock specialist. Attendants included family members and local officials. The ceremony followed by plans to settle in Sanborn.
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Hazel Porth
Rex ‘Beresford
Ames
Iowa State University
Harry Porth
Beresford
Mary
Franklin Wey
Miller
Harpers Ferry
K. C. Beresford
Cas
Daniel Welsh
Per
Wyo
Karicrop
Lyroom
K. C. Beres B
Free man signals cabinet duty to follow president or resign
Washington grapevine says Free man as cabinet officer must implement presidential policies or resign. Observers note that rising government expenditures must taper off eventually, and that time may be near.
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Washington
Freeman
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.
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Luzerne
Benton
Crats
Congress
Raymond Foley
Belle
Plaine
Lorenling
Miller
LaPorte City
Kermit Gordon
Mrs. Howards
Budget Bureau
Pohlman
Keystone
William Wendel
Centure Orville L. Freeman
Ter Point
Edward
Sharp Krug
Fairfax
Emil
Federal
Iowa City
National Farmers Organization of
Johnson County
Donald Kerr
Ralph Prybil
J. Christian Clausen
Charles Crawford
Lone Tree
Harry Seelman
Oxford
Emery Hemingway
Publcity
ISU Sets Symposium On Plant Breeding
Iowa State University announces a three day dairy management symposium on plant breeding to be held in Poweshiek county at Memorial Union. Sessions cover agronomy genetics and horticulture with dates Tuesdays in February and March from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Farm Bureau building at Brooklyn registrations due by January 20 at the county extension office or with members of the county Hereford Association dairy committee.
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Ames
Poweshiek County
Memorial Union
Clair E. Hein
Iowa State University
Farm Bureau
Brooklyn
Mt. Auburn
Jim
Toyce Bottema
Mt. Au
Coun' Burn
Americansa
County Hereford Assn
Hein
National Farm Institute Sets Foreign Trade Theme
Des Moines hosts the 20th annual National Farm Institute with a foreign trade focus on Imports Exports and Farm Prosperity. Notable speakers include Dr Sikko L Mansholt from Brussels and U S officials discussing farm policy and trade effects. The event runs Feb 11 12 at Fort Des Moines hotel, with free general registration and banquet tickets on sale Feb 11.
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Des Moines
Nationali Farm Institute
Fort Des Moines
Point Lout
United States
Sicco L. Mansholt
Brussels
Common Market Commission
Europe
Allan R. Callaghan
Nelson Stitt
USDA
George L. Mehren
U.S
Sherwood O. Berg
Institute of Agriculture
University of Minnesota
National Farm Institute
Greater
Entries Open in 65 Master Lamb Producer Event
Des Moines announces the 1965 Iowa Master Lamb Producer contest inviting nominations through April 15. Howard Waters, Danville president of the Iowa State Sheep Assn, says eligible producers must have at least 35 ewes. Ten top producers will be honored at a Des Moines dinner next fall.
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Iowa
Howard Waters
Danville
Iowa State Sheep Assn
Iowa State University Extension Service
Vo Ag
Waters
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