Wisconsin Democrats Optimistic About 1964 Midwest Gains
J Louis Hanson new Wisconsin Democratic chair told President Kennedy that Wisconsin in 1964 looks more favorable than in 1960. Hanson met Kennedy in Washington with Sen Gaylord Nelson and outlined hopes to recapture the 1st District from Rep Henry Schadeberg and to hold the 9th District, signaling a tighter race in Wisconsin.
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Washington
J. Louis Hanson
Wisconsin
Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Hanson
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Nelson
Mellen
Henry Schadeberg
Burlington
Wheat Stabilization Efforts Remain Vague In 1950s Season
Washington AP reports the Kennedy administration’s wheat stabilization plan remains undecided after a May referendum rejected strict controls. Proposals shift between combined feed grain and wheat programs and separate futures supports, with Farm Bureau opposing linked measures. House subcommittee to hold July hearings. no assurance of new legislation.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
American Farm Bureau Federation
Orville L. Freeman
Federation
House Agriculture Subcommittee On
Jenny Serves Dinner In Courses
A brief note on dining style where the cook explains that serving courses helps portion control and appetite. The speaker remarks that visible portions do not seem to discourage diners during cooking activities.
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Jenny
Eclipse To Draw One Of Biggest Scientific Audiences In History
A total solar eclipse will attract a record scientific audience with rockets and aircraft conducting experiments. Navy Lt. Cmdr. Malcolm S. Carpenter and scientists will chase the shadow across North America while radio beams and globe-spanning observations study the sun, birds, and weather implications. The event will be total in a 60 mile wide band through Alaska, Canada and Maine, with most Americans seeing only a partial eclipse. Health officials advise against eye exposure. television and cardboard pinhole views are recommended. The University of Maine is among the institutions involved.
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Frank Carey Washington
Nature
Alaska
Canada
Maine
Ance
North America
Navy
Cmdr
Malcolm S. Carpenter
Earth
Globe
University of Maine
Mosquito Monitoring and Great Shadow Flight Path
The group intends to track mosquito behavior while a great shadow travels at about 1,800 mph. It will cross the North Pacific and Bering Sea, move through Manitoba Ontario Canada, southern Quebec and central Maine, and exit North America at Bar Harbor.
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North Pacific
Bering Sea
Manitoba
Ontario
Canada
Quebec
Maine
North America
Bar Harnor
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