Editorial on the TFX contract dispute in Washington
Observers wonder at the heated Congress executive clash over the TFX contract and question whether the Pentagon and leaders have kept open answers. The piece urges experienced military insight over theoretical plans and calls for dairy industry unity to influence policy and leadership.
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Washington
Senate
Pentagon
Congress
Executive Branch
Capitol Hill
Boeing
General Dynamics
McNamara
America
Time for Leadership on Dairy Production Controls
The Cheese Reporter editor notes rising talk on mandatory versus voluntary dairy production controls as Congress prepares to resume hearings on a $500 million dairy support program. Harry A. Palmiter urges strong agricultural leadership to push self control before government mandates, warning against passing the buck and stressing hard work to craft a plan.
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Cheese Reporter
Congressional Committee
Harry A. Palmiter
Congress
Seven Irish Boroughs Vote Freedom of City for JFK Visit
Dublin Wexford Cork Enniscorthy New Ross Limerick Waterford unanimously vote to confer the freedom of their cities on President Kennedy when he visits Ireland this summer. He is expected to visit relatives in Dunganstown County Wexford but may accept only one or two honors due to a crowded schedule.
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Dublin
Ireland
Kennedy
Wexford
Cork
Enniscorthy
New Ross
Limerick
Waterford
Dunganstown
County Wexfor
Rescue at sea tops 1953 news from May 6
Nearly 500 people including dozens of Americans are rescued at sea after abandoning a Holland England ferry damaged in a pre dawn collision. Six feared lost amid reports of two deaths in Wisconsin and California and Monticello lodge operator Wilmer Palmer dies in Portage.
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Chester Fiske
Ada Williams
Monroe
Los Angeles
Wilmer A. Palmer
Buffalo Lake Lodge
Monticello
Portage
Assembly
Wisconsin
Illinois
Minnesota
Dry April Drains Wisconsin Soil Moisture Outlook
Wisconsin faces low soil moisture with crops needing about an inch of rain weekly. Southeast counties are severely dry while southern and eastern areas are moderately dry. northeast to central regions are fair, extreme north less than adequate. Plowing for corn ahead of normal at about 40 percent. Langlade and Waupaca potatoes start early. pastures generally good except southeast.
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Langlade
Waupaca County
Classified Ads Link Buyers and Sellers
A compact note on how classified ads connect buyers renters and sellers. It highlights how a Cupid style matchmaking spirit is used to bring people together through ads.
Busy With Research Carolyn Pree Finds Animals Interesting
Carolyn Pree a senior in animal science at Iowa State University Ames has defied gender stereotypes in agriculture She is Honors Program student with a 347 GPA researching fat content in calf milk replacers and hopes to write for farm magazines after graduation She remains active in 4 H and plans to pursue advanced study while considering practical animal science careers
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Carolyn Pree
Iowa State University
Miss Pree
Robert J. Pree
Brodhead
Ames
Carolyn
Brodhead High School
New Mexico
Kailans
Janesville
Iowa State
Student Researcher Probes Fat Content in Milk Replacers
Carolyn, a university student in Ames, studies why commercial milk replacers lack fat. Her library work reviews theses and bulletins on the subject. She holds a $300 George Gund scholarship and works as a waitress to fund her summer in Ames while aiming to graduate next winter.
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University
Carolyn
George Gund
Ames
NAACP Leader Warns of Violence If Rights Not Met
Washington civil rights leader Rev. E. Franklin Jackson of the Washington branch warns at a press conference that blood could flow in U.S. cities if liberty and justice for all are not achieved. He, along with two spokesmen, outlined plans for a Birmingham pilgrimage amid segregation and discrimination concerns.
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Washington
America
E. Franklin Jackson
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Birmingham
Ala
Jackson
Rent That Room Through Classified Ads
A short notice urges readers to use the Monroe Evening Times classified ads to find a room for rent. It emphasizes practical listings and quick access for local housing needs.
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Monroe Evening Times
Johnson Warns State Democrats in Wisconsin Fundraiser
Vice President Johnson spoke at a Wisconsin dinner with Mrs. Johnson in attendance. He urged Democrats to unite, defended Kennedy’s 1960 primary victory, and criticized Reynolds while outlining Cuba policy and anti Communist aims. Audience reached 2,145 by Lucey’s count.
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Johnson
Wisconsin
Lady Bird
Cuba
Pat Lacey
Sen. Proxmire
Roar Diarmsanrate
Kennedy
White House
Khrushchev
Reynolds
Democratic Party
Soviet Union
Lucey
Luce
Villa Widow Honored as New Mexico Citizen
Luz Corral de Villa, widow of Mexican rebel Pancho Villa, was named an honorary citizen of New Mexico on Sunday in Columbus amid emotional scenes.
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N.M
Luz Corral de Villa
Francisco
Pancho) Villa
New Mexico
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