State of Union address and Powell editorial found
A Gemwein Register summary notes Lyndon Johnson's state of the union address and the ouster of Adam Clayton Powell. It highlights Johnson's measured delivery, projected 1968 run, continued Great Society thrust, anticipated six percent surcharge tax, and bipartisan appeal while stressing foreign policy in Southeast Asia. It also observes media reception and reactions from Congress and contemporaries.
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Gemwein Register
Adam Clayton Powell
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Iowa
Hughes
Dirksen
Illinois
Southeast Asia
Hanoi
Congress
Please spare us Mr Johnson spare us tax hike plea
A reader in Spencer Reporter appeals to Mr Johnson to avoid a 6 percent income tax increase. Citing rising federal and state withholdings, Social Security, sales tax, car tags, and property taxes, the letter pleads for relief to preserve bread and butter for workers while supporting war relief and living standards.
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Spencer
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
U.S
Iowa signup announced for 1967 farm programs
The Iowa ASC announces a five week signup for 1967 feed grain and wheat programs starting January 30 and ending March 3. CAP enrollment began December 1, 1966 and also ends March 3. Farmers must file intentions to participate to qualify for payments and loans. information is available at county ASCS offices.
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Fred R. McLain
Agricultural Abilization and Conservation Rate Committee
Iowa
ASCS
Kingsley man wins VFW merit award at district conclave
Harold A. Mulford, 67, of Kingsley received the VFW merit award and medal from James Schmidt at the Sioux City convention. Mulford is credited with saving Mrs. Clara DeLambert, 85, from a burning Kingsley area farmhouse on February 6 last year. About 190 VFW and auxiliary members from 110 northwest Iowa counties attended.
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Sioux City
Kingsley
Harold A. Mulford
James Schmidt
Schaller
Jackson Hotel
Schmidt
Iowa Vfw
MR. Mulford
Clara DeLambert
Iowa
Union FB Women Host Jan Meeting and Election
Mrs. L Dempster hosted the Union Farm Bureau women on January 19 at 2 p m. She was elected chairwoman and opened the meeting with a poem. The group discussed the year book, foreign student weekend plans, and a skit about saving money. Lunch was served and the next meeting is February 15 at Mrs Earl Morton’s home.
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Lowell Dempster
Union Farm Bureau
Don Konoposcke
Farm and Home
Clarence Singer
International Fund
Earl Morton
Social Security credits boost farm earnings reporting
Farmers may now gain social security credits up to 1600 a year even with losses. John R. Goldman of the Social Security Administration explains the optional method for reporting earnings, available to farmers. Paul H. Patterson will be at the Le Mars courthouse February 2 to help. The Iowa Christian Institute for church laymen and pastors is set for February 6 at Iowa State University Ames, with sessions on community action, food production, social issues, and interfaith cooperation. Plymouth county residents are invited.
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John R. Goldman
Social Security Administration
Sioux City
Goldman
Paul H. Patterson
le Mars Court House
Patterson
Iowa Christian Institute For
Iowa State University
Ames
Lyle Mackey
Plymouth County
Church In Community Action
Memorial Union
Paul King
Iowa Council of Churches
Wallace Ogg
Ronald Powers
Dubuque
William Jamison
Iowa Christian Fellowship
Jamison
Fellowship
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Humphery
Bobby Kennedy
McLain
ASC
Ken Richards
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Hisurdnes
HIWAY
Don Antonette
Kingsley Man
VFW
Harold Mulford
L. Dempster
Union
Christian Institute
Iowa State
C. L. Keleher
Manilla
Samuel J. Hahn
Katona
Irvin A. Weingar
Raymond Spoerri
Jerry McDermott
Dave Bechtel
Des Moines
Lyle
Gburn
Valentine
Pangburn
Rexall Drug
LE Mars
Dennis the Menace
By Ketel
Penney
Tor
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