Food for Peace Role in Poor Countries Sparks Debate
A Nixon farm official calls Food for Peace a tool to expand trade, not permanent aid. He cites a shift from charity to market-based aid, urging dynamic international trade and recognizing varying national incomes and purchasing power.
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Washington
Nixon Administration
Food For Peace
World Burger
Carroll G. Brunthwilf
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Brunthaver
Agriculture Department
U. S
Brunshauer
Leukemia Seen as Dairy Virus From Cattle Study
Wisconsin scientists report evidence that leukemia is a virus infection, based on experiments with dairy cattle. Olson described calf inoculations producing leukemia-like changes and evidence of vertical transmission. He noted virus presence, delayed tumor development until age three or older, and a test procedure to detect the virus.
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Chekxry Hill
University of ‘Wisconsin
Carl Olson
Olson
Fresh vegetables may be scarce this fall
Washington AP reports the agriculture department warns households may see reduced supplies of some fresh vegetables this fall. Total early fall output is expected to be seven percent lower than last year, with declines in cabbage, carrots, celery, lettuce, onions, and tomatoes.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Northeast Angus Dinner Planned
Northeast Angus breeders from eleven northeast counties and two southeast Minnesota counties will hold their annual meeting and dinner at Kountry Manor north of Garnavilla on Oct 16 at 7 pm. Arnold Rusher president will announce the winners of five trophies from county 4-H shows. Lyle Haring of DeWitt will report on the national association and discuss the place of the small breeder in the Angus cattle business.
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Garnavilla
Minnesota
Kountry Manor
Arnold Rusher
Arlington
Lyle Haring
DeWitt
American Angus Assn
Johnson Named New Monroe CEO
Washington Iowa resident Rich Johnson a longtime 4-H leader in Washington and Johnson counties has resigned as extension director to take a Monroe County post in Albia. His resignation becomes effective November 10 with a noted finish date October 17 due to accumulated leave. Johnson has led 4-H since July 1 1968.
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Washington
Jones Farm Bureau Annual Meet Planned
The Sind annual meeting of the dows county Farm Bureau has been set for Wednesday evening, Oct. 11, at the Youth Center in Monticello with a roast beef ham supper from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. and the meeting starting at 8:00 p.m. The business meeting will include election of officers and directors, financial reports and discussion and adoption of policy resolutions.
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Sind
Dows County Farm Bureau
Monticello
Contracts May End Decline Of Iowa Poultry Industry
Wallace J. Ross of Iowa State University extension poultry specialist notes shifts to contracts among producers processors and suppliers. Integrated operations contract agreements reduce scheduling risk and stabilize supply while boosting labor capital and management focus. He predicts contracting could reverse a decade of egg production decline already near 40 percent in Iowa.
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Iowa
AMES
Wallace J. Ross
Iowa State University Extension Poultry
Nose
Towa
Inwa
Ross
Ftrms
Iowa County FHA Tells Loan Totals
The Marengo office serving Benton county loaned 1,118,900 in the year ending June 30. Operating loans totaled 408,780 and rural housing 307,930. Farm ownership 310,190. other loans included recreation and water loans. Statewide FHA lent 48,013,820 benefiting 33,336 rural families. Principal and interest repaid totaled 28,900,953, a record high.
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Marengo
Towa County
Farmers Home Administration
Des Moines
Vernon ‘Nelson
Benton County
Jhe
Nwa
Robert R. Pim
Planned International Food Congress Advancing Global Food Science
Washington officials disclosed plans for an international Congress on Food Science and Technology with about 3 000 experts from 50 countries in Washington next year. The event aims to foster idea exchange on protein sources nutrition food laws and regulation and will cost about 1 million dollars with most funded by the food industry and the rest by government and foundations.
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Congress
Hall
Fed
London
Warsaw
Ned D. Bayley
Agriculture Department
Richard J. Hall
Vive l Processing and Engineering
McCormick & Co
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