Highest Authority myth background briefings likely over
The Kennedy White House signals an end to background briefings as breaches of the rules surface after a New Year’s Eve Palm Beach session. The president may pursue on the record interviews and small news conferences, with future exchanges possibly involving international interviewers, while press secretary Salinger defends the non-attributable format.
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Washington
Washington Institution of
Kennedy
White House
Palm Beach
Fla
Britain
U.S
Europe
Pierre Salinger
John H. Colburn
Richmond, Va
Times- Dispatch
Freedom of Information Committee
The
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Colburn
Salinger
Abnormal Milk Topic at County Meeting
La Crosse County agricultural agent Harold E. Huth announces a public meeting at West Salem High School on Tuesday evening January 15 at 8 p.m. The program on Detection and Prevention of Abnormal Milk features Dr. Burch Evert Wallenfeldt and Lynn Brooks from the Wisconsin College of Agriculture Madison with talks on mastitis control equipment installation procedures and dairy herd management. The event is open to all interested persons.
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Harold E. Huth
la Crosse County
West Salem High School
Burch
Evert Wallenfeldt
Lynn Brooks
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Madison
Fillmore County 4 H Federation To Meet
In Preston Minnesota the Fillmore County 4 H Federation schedules its first 1963 gathering for Thursday January 17 at 8 p m at the Preston Town Hall The topic is How Can We Improve the County Fair The Preble Pioneers will present the program Arendahl Hi Flyers handle recreation and lunch is to be provided by the Bristol Builders and Buffalo Grove Badgers.
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Preston
Minn
Fillmore County
Preston Town Hall
Preble Pioneers
Arendahl Hi Flyers
Bristol Builders
Buffalo Grove Badgers
News blackout frustrates NRMA convention visitors
New York hosts the National Retail Merchants Association five day meeting drawing 5000 merchants who find the month old newspaper strike crippling access to news. Executives from Belk Bros and Gold & Co lament missing ads and event details. Delegates rely on radio TV and hotel newsstands to track stores and shopping guides. The blackout hampers business and raises questions about reliance on newspapers for advertising and information.
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New York
New York City
National Retail Merchants Association
NRMA
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
George W. Dowdy
Belk Bros. Co
Charlotte, N.C
Joseph T. Meek
Illinois Retail Merchants Association
Nathan J. Gold
Gold & Co
Lincoln, Neb
Series Of Soils Meetings Set In Monroe County
NORWALK Wis A series of information meetings on soils and fertility and other subjects of interest to Monroe County farmers will begin Tuesday Jan 15 at the Norwalk School gym at 8 p m Four additional meetings will be held alternating between Norwalk and Wilton Richard Wiese soils specialist College of Agriculture will discuss soil fertility for small grains corn and forages and will also talk on weed control County Agent Leonard Anderson and Larry Davis farm and home development agent will aid in conducting the classes.
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Norwalk
Wis
Monroe County
Wilton
Richard Wiese
College of Agriculture
Leonard Anderson
Larry Davis
Coverage Advantage of Newspapers Cited by Speaker
A speaker argued that newspapers provide better coverage than other media, especially for smaller cities, noting that you cannot have adequate reporting without newspapers. The remark emphasized the role of print media in local journalism and information dissemination.
Forester to Speak at Farmer Class in Caledonia
Joe Hudspith, Houston County forester, will speak on farm forestry at the next evening farm class in the agriculture room of the public high school in Caledonia at 8 p.m. January 14.
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Caledonia
Minn
Joe Hudspith
Houston County Forester
Harlan Foels To Head Farm Bureau
WAUKON Iowa Harlan Foels will serve as president of the Allamakee County Farm Bureau executive committee for 1963 Other officers are John Livesind vice president Maurice Simmonds secretary John Melcher treasurer Paul Pufahl voting delegate Mrs William Kruse women s chairman Mrs K B Simmons vice chairman of Farm Bureau women and Mrs Nathan Hager publicity chairman
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Waukon
Iowa
Harlan Foels
Allamakee County Farm Bureau
John Livesind
Maurice Simmonds
John Melcher
Paul Pufahl
William ‘Kruse
K. B. Simmons
Farm Bureau
Nathan Hager
East Berlin Preens for Khrushchev Arrival Next Week
East Berlin readies for Premier Khrushchev as the Socialist Unity Party Congress opens Tuesday. Walter Ulbricht leads the East German Communists though Khrushchev is the star. Expect discussion on Soviet Chinese leadership struggles amid a city scene of snow and banners. Khrushchev had just met Polish leaders Gomulka Cyrankiewicz in Poland before arriving in East Berlin in a low profile stop.
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Carl Hartman Berlin
East Berlin
Khrushchev
Socialist Unity Party
Walter Ulbricht
East Germany
Germany
Abraham Lincoln
Tri-State Scientist To Speak At Bangor
Dr. W. E. Erickson technical manager at Tri-State Breeders Cooperative will address Bangor High School's agriculture department at 8 p.m. Wednesday January 16 on Artificial Insemination at Home and Abroad. The talk is open to area farmers.
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W. E. Erickson
Tri-State Breeders ‘Cooperative
Agriculture Department of
Bangor ‘High School
la Vera Korb
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