Salmonella risk from eggs debated by expert at town university
Ames report cites Wallace Ross at Town State University arguing salmonella infections from eggs are far less likely than hospital contact infections. He notes 1968 had 25 outbreaks affecting 1,105 people, with only three linked to eggs and 57 hospital infections. He urges targeted inspections and better sanitation by processors and housewives to reduce contamination risk.
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AMES
Wallace Ross
Extension Poultry Products
Town State University
United States
Ross
Johnson Fills Extension Post in Iowa Township Races
Iowa City. Nominees for Liberty township include Mrs John Schott and Mrs Glenn Lackender with Lackender the incumbent. Election meeting set for 8:00 p.m. at the Lackender home. Other township races unfold in Union Wes Lucas and West Lucas. Lawrence Barnes and Mike Donovan named. Montgomery hall hosts Union and Wes Lucas at 9:30 p.m. Thursday. Madison Penny townships vote Thursday 4:00 p.m. in Coralville Farm Bureau building. George V Swenka Michael Myers and Mrs Harold Lee Lee Calony named. Newport election December 3 at 0:00 p.m. in Solon school. Raymond Lacing had been named to Cedar township. Joanne Hemingway re-elected for Graham Township.
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Iowa City
John Schott
Glenn Lackender
Liberty Township
Johnson County Extension Council
Lackender
Lawrence Barnes
Mike Donovan
Lucas
Union
Wes Lucas
Montgomery Hall
Union Township
Richard Pate
Lester Orr
West Lucas
Kenneth Smalley
Tom Williams
Madison
Penny Township
Farm Bureau
Coralville
Madison Township
George V. Swenka
Michael Myers
Pen T Township
Harold Lee
Lee Calony
Newport
Solon School
Flovled
Cedar Township
Raymond Lacing
Joanne Hemingway
Graham Township
Phil Silvers guests on Gilligan's Island as producer
Phil Silvers appears on Gilligan's Island as a flamboyant Hollywood producer at 1 pm Monday in color on Channel g KCRG TV.
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Phil Silvers
Gilligan's Island
Channel G
Kcrg-Tv
Iowa State's Black Named Nat's Agronomy President
Charles A. Black, ISU agronomy professor, named president elect of the American Society of Agronomy. Fellows named include John M. Bremner John J. Hanway and A D Scott. Fehr honored for best article in Crops Land Soils titled Soybean Blends. Black to become ASA president next year. ISU notables previously serving as president include Pierre Hughes and Iver Johnson.
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Town State
ASA
Walter R. Fehr
Crops Land
Society
Feln
Black
Iowa State
ISU
William H. Pierre
H. D. Hughes
Iver Johnson
Charles F. Curliss
Sail Science Society of America
Hereford Member Delong Named to American Hereford Association
Melvin Delong of Garnavillo joins Hereford ranks as a member of the American Hereford Association announced by Hereford officials in Kansas City. Delong becomes part of the organization representing breeders and breeders groups nationwide.
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Hereford
Kansas City
Melvin Delong
Garnavillo
Who Leads a Dog's Life in Affluent America
A growing pet industry and extended veterinary care boost the comfort of canine companions. With 26 million dogs in the United States and 800,000 registered purebreds, owners groom, feed, and treat pets as family. Barron’s notes 1968 dog food sales at 661 million, with 3,000 companies offering 15,000 items.
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America
Jesser
United States
American Kennel Club
University of Minnesota
St. Paul
Barron's
Pet Food Institute
U.S. Farm Policy Opposes Global Cutbacks at FAO
Washington warns against reducing farm output in rich nations to aid developing countries. Assistant Secretary Clarence Palmby voiced U.S. consent for efficient production, urging continued high output and opposing international commodity schemes. Delegates at FAO conference in Rome heard praise for many proposals but concern over plans mandating reductions.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
United States
World Organization
U.S
Clarence D. Farmby
Rome
the Food and Agriculture Organization
FAO
Palmby
Iowa Sheep Day Program Planned
Iowa Sheep Day on December 12 at the Fort Des Moines hotel Des Moines features USDA meat evaluation trends lamb yield grades and eatability. Master Lamb award and Miss Wool introductions expected. Nick Griener will show 1969 Colorado sheep trails trek slides. Panels include Dr John Pierce USHA and Dr Hudson Glimp on new sheep programs. Cochairs Don Miller and Doty Pullin. Reservations urged.
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Des Moines
USDA
Iowa
Fort Des Moines
Iowa Sheep Producer Council
Towa
Keota
Nick Griener
Colorado
Ara
John Pierce
USHA
Nebraska
Hudson Glimp
Don Miller
Doty Pullin
Waterloo
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Hoss
Johnson
FFA
L. Date Ahern
Decorah
Johnanna Seegmiller
Seims
Future Farmers of America
Robert Seegmiller
Winneshink County
Allamakee County
Nat
N.E
Albert's
George W. Mather
Arial
Mather
U.S. Farm
Cie
Jonellinois Gas and Electric
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