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Stackhouse elected Indiana Farm Bureau president
Marion A. Stackhouse, 53, elected at the Indiana Farm Bureau convention to complete the remaining year of George Coup’s term as president. Stackhouse has directed the commodity department since 1962 and previously worked as a vocational agriculture teacher. he defeats 41-year-old Stanley E. Poe in a secret ballot. The delegates also reelected Virgil L. Cline as vice president and Mrs. Guy B. Gross as second vice president and adopted policy resolutions on anti equal rights amendments to welfare and taxation measures.
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