Freeman bucking Minn politics on wheat
Secretary Freeman opposes raising government wheat prices arguing higher prices discourage farmer participation in price support programs. The piece notes Sen. McGovern and Sen. Mondale favor increases while Hum preaches restraint. Also reports July cattle and sheep shipments down across the Corn Belt and a new yellow dent corn line tolerant to rootworm being released. Artificial breeding of dairy cows remains high, with Pennsylvania leading in 64 percent. A uranium cube size claim closes the item.
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W. M. Thatcher
Farmers Union Grain Terminal
St. Paul
George McGovern
D-S.d
Minnesota
Hubert H. Hum
Prcey
Walter F. Mondale
Phrey
Senate
Midwest Corn Belt
Agriculture Department
Department
Research Service
Iowa Experiment Station
U.S
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Ga Crosse Criburn Thursday August 26 1965
Local notice records a Thursday event titled Ga Crosse Criburn dated August 26 1965 with distribution on August 27 by RFD Aus.
Judo Helps Kids And Adults Build Confidence
A Reader's Digest feature argues judo trains self discipline and inner security better than golf or tennis. It outlines simple techniques a child can use to deter a bully and a housewife can deter a burglar, highlighting broader personal benefits.
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Reader's Digest
Oldest Roosevelt son named U N ambassador successor
Rep James Roosevelt confirmed by President Johnson to head the U S mission at the United Nations Economic and Social Council. The congressman plans to resign from Congress after the year and move with his wife Irene Kitchenmaster Roosevelt to New York. The appointment marks a shift from his Capitol duties to diplomatic service.
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Washington
Wisconsin
House Labor Subcommittee
Roosevelt
Jimmy
James Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United Nations
California
Johnson
US S
U.N. Economic and Social Council
Irene Kitchenmaster
Congress
Roose
Roosevelts
Learvelt
Correction School Site Hunt Begins
MADISON AP The State Board of Public Welfare authorized the Welfare Department to prepare application forms for communities interested in a new boys correction school to be built in northern Wisconsin. Ten to twelve communities already offered land, with planning funds released by the State Building Commission.
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Madison
State Board of Public Welfare
Welfare Department
Wisconsin
Sanger Powers
Department
State Building Commission
State Board of Vocational Education
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Freeman Bucking Minn
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Ariculture
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Freeman
la Crosse
Bernard L. Decheine
Richard J. McLoone
Glean S. Murrie
North Fourth Street
la Crosse, Wis
New York Stock Exchange
Loewi & Co
Home Office
E. Mason St
Milwaukee
Wis
Reader’s Digest
Rep
U.N
By Barry Schweid
Correction
Hunt
Edward Pfeifer
Vocational Board
Welfare Board
Berkshire
Wuadons
Breidel’s
West Ave
ACK
RCA
Whirlpool
RCA Electric
Agres
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