Globe-Post blasts United Nations support for Cuba deal
Reader opinion charges the United Nations with treason and accuses it of betraying the country by approving a 1.1 million dollar aid gift to Cuba. The piece asserts the UN is broke and financed by taxpayer money used for anti American aims.
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Gift to Enemies Ahead of Bankrupt UN Repayment
A terse, cryptic note suggests a gift or concession to adversaries precedes repayment obligations tied to a bankrupt United Nations entity. The statement hints at financial strain and strategic diplomacy amid unresolved liabilities.
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Geigy Weed Control Program for corn farmers TV seminar
A 30 minute TV discussion on weed control airs the week of February 24 across KTIV Channel 4 and KVTV Channel 9 with exact times to be listed in the Globe Post. The fourth Farm Seminar helps Le Mars area farmers adopt efficient practices to boost net income by preventing costly weeds.
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Easter Seals 1963 Launch Aims To Inspire Support
Plymouth county Easter Seal society unveils a bold 1963 campaign featuring miniature posters that depict crippled children’s struggles to walk and lead normal lives. Don Marrs of Leo Burnett designed the seals to replace aging graphics and rally public backing for services in Easter Seal Centers nationwide during March 7 to April 14.
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Legion Acree Meeting Set for Tuesday at 7:45 PM
The American Legion Acree branch will hold a meeting Tuesday at 7 45 PM in the Legion Club rooms. Members are urged to attend.
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Marcus Fair Board Elects 1963 Officers at Reorganization
The Marcus Fair Board met February 7 at 8 p.m. at Farmers State Bank to elect officers for 1963. Paul Ogren became president with Frank Hewicker as vice president, Gerald Pallesen secretary manager, and J. O. Wheaton as tasuer. Committees were named on buildings, tractor pulling, and flower department, while Marion Simons and Roger Nelson were tasked with the tractor contest. The Murphy Amusement Co of Mason City contracted for rides as plans for August 1921 were outlined. Several local bowling results and community notes followed, including promotions for Robert McClintock in the church order and a welcome committee lineup.
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