Freeman's Farm Bill Setback Shakes Agriculture Aide
Freeman canceled a Iowa trip after a congressional defeat on his omnibus farm bill. The setback, tied to Senate and House committee opposition, signals a shift toward a new general farm bill while wheat quotas and feed grain extensions loom.
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Oncy
Orville L. Freeman
Ames
Congress
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
Iowa State University
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Freeman
Sen
Allen Allender
Rep
Harold Cooley
Senate
House Agriculture Committees
Secretary of Agriculture
Senate Agriculture Committee
House Committee
Iowa
Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Kennedy
Minnesota
New Frontier
Peace Corps Reforms Cut Back on Idealism to Realistic Planning
The Peace Corps risks becoming a tempered force as officials redesign the program. Pay and living standards may exceed initial hopes while deploying fewer technically limited projects. About 65 percent of the 40 million dollar first year budget may go to private groups.
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Peace Corps
U.S
Kennedy
International Cooperation Administration
ICA
Conservatives, Liberals Clash Over Kennedy Foreign Policy
The piece argues liberal Democrats weaken the Kennedy foreign policy effort, especially on Berlin and the foreign aid bill, while Republicans largely support a firm stance. It credits Eisenhower, Rockefeller, and Nixon with shaping GOP help against liberal pressure, warning foreign policy cannot be led by the liberal left.
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Ashington
Kennedy
United States
Berlin
West
Castro
Cuba
Sen
Jacob K. Javits
New York
G.O.P
Eisenhower
Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
Roosevelt
Truman
Have Nots Question World Reactions to US Nuclear Testing
The article asks readers to imagine how Asians Africans and others would view the United States resuming nuclear testing after long efforts for a test ban and agreement with the Soviet Union. It critiques fallout fears and argues for a universal ban as the only way to curb proliferation.
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Ashington
United States
Moscow
U.S
Japan Weighs Renewed Trade Ties With Red China
A Japanese trade mission in Peiping negotiates renewal of commercial relations with Communist China amid emphasis on expanding markets and easing hard currency needs. Tokyo signals no formal recognition, while Formosa and UN membership complications color the talks.
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Ashington
Peiping
China
Hayato Ikeda
Washington
Japan
United Nations
Shingenobu Shima
Shima
Tokyo
Foreign Office
United States
Red China
Zentaro Kosaka
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa China
U.N
Electrocardiograms Miss Some Chest Pain Truths
Dr Molner explains that an electrocardiogram does not reveal all heart problems and chest pain can stem from many non cardiac causes. Angina varies and some forms show no heart disease. Stressing reassurance, he cites gallstones digestion and muscle spasms as other chest pain sources.
Dewey and Almy plant head takes Cedar Rapids duties
Manning C. arrives to manage the new Dewey and Almy plant under construction on Wilson avenue SW in Cedar Rapids with completion expected soon. The 1941 era notes include Barbershop night, a Cyclone tennis team lineup, U.S. highway 150 routing, aluminum campaign leadership, and historic Mississippi showboat calliope performances.
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Manning
Morrill
Cedar Rapids
Dewey and Almy
Wilson Avenue
Bill Zuber
Amana
Wahoo
Kenneth Kapao
Marion
Memorial Stadium
Norman Barnes
Bill Ball
Bob Fletcher
Jim Heslin
Carl Kirwin
Iowa State College
State Highway Commission
U.S
Knoxville
Tenn
Twin Cities
George Wilson
Iowa
Baptist merger prompts regional association realignment
The Cedar Rapids 1931 column notes the Baptist association voting to merge with the Davenport association. It also mentions George W. Corey Ed K Diehl and Robert Officer leaving with Dan Hunter for a weekend outing at Spirit Lake.
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Ids Baptist Association
Davenport Association
George W. Corey
Ed K. Diehl
Robert Officer
Dan Hunter
Spirit Lake
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