Costly U S Soviet Arms Inspection Under Disarmament Plan
A U S Arms Control study outlines high costs for USSR inspection posts and international policing under disarmament. Estimated annual U S contributions begin around 3.2 billion dollars, potentially rising to 7.1 billion, with possible net savings from current military outlays.
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United States
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Ussr
U. S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Inspec
Tion
Arctic
Federal funds are your money say the taxpaying citizens
The Cleveland Plain Dealer argues there are no federal funds in the sense the government owns money. It urges replacing phrases like paid for by federal funds with taxpaying citizens contributions and notes all government spending comes from taxpayers. The piece calls for clearer credit to taxpayers who fund national programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Catchall
the Plain Dealer
Santa Claus
Plan to cut U S food surplus through collectivization
The author argues for eliminating the agricultural surplus by collectivizing farming, noting the stark contrast between large Russian farm collectives feeding 220 million with 100 million workers and America with 14 million farmers feeding 185 million. Private plots in the USSR account for a large share of meat dairy eggs and vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ussr
Dropping Out Of High School Aimed At By Career Statistics
The piece argues against dropping out, citing U S Department of Labor data on hiring limits for dropouts, wage gaps between graduates and non-graduates, and lifetime earnings with college. It urges choosing school now to avoid long regret and lost opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Labor
Summit Prep Gaffe Warns About Essentials
A wartime style warning advises packing basics for an upcoming summit. The note emphasizes bringing a toothbrush and hole-nailed shoes, underscoring practical readiness over grand plans.
Local Social Roundup From S Sand Springs And Surrounds
Mr and Mrs Leon White visited in the George Seibold home. Mr and Mrs Ed Harms were Friday guests. John Batchelder attended the Golden Wedding of Earl and Mrs Batchelder at Rollie Walz home in Strawberry Point. Janice Naylor was confirmed in Burlington. Ben Hanssen returned from Davenport for Easter. Ronald Paulsen hosted Easter dinner for Sara Paulsen and Nick Paulsen. Barbara Norris vacationing from Coe College at her mother Kathleen Norris’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Springs
Leon White
George Seibold
Ed. Harms
John Batchelder
Earl Batchelder
Rollie Walz
Strawberry Point
Geo Turnis
McGovern
Dyersville
Elmer Heeren
Monticello
Janice Naylor
Jack Naylor
Burlington
Scotch Grove
Presbyterian Church
WB. Clark
Ben Hanssen
Davenport
Ronald Paulsen
Sara Paulsen
Paulsen
Nick
Barbara Norris
Coe College
Kathleen Norris
Scotch Grove Women Discuss Child Problems and Plans
Mrs Donald Serbousek presented films on problems of children from babyhood to junior high and proposed self preservation classes for Jones county with fifty pupils split north and south. Members modeled Easter garments between films and plans were set for a county bus trip to Pella and a county chorus. Irving Eilers was injured when a feeder fell on him. he was moved between hospitals for treatment.
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Scotch Grove
Donald Serbousek
Scotch Grove Women’s Community Club
Ed. Zirkelbach
Donald Grom
Robert Zirkelbach
Serbousek
Jones County
Pella
Farm Bureau
Irving Eilers
John McDonald Hospital
Monticello
St. Luke‘s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Local families host guests and baptisms across Iowa
Amber and E E Willms hosted April 15 guests including J P Willms of Monticello and C P Christenson of Tipton. Bradley Gene Christenson was baptized by Rev Willms. Various visits followed with Jansen, Dannamen, Hoffman, and Siebels households, plus Cedar Rapids open house and trips to Maquoketa and Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Willms
J. P. Willms
Monticello
C. P. Christenson
Tipton
Larry Christenson
Davenport
Willms
Bradley Gene
Carl Willms
Katie
Anamosa
Wm. Jansen
Merle Jansen
Ort Dannamen
Jack Dannamen
Fort Wayne
Ind
Donald Dannamen
Luther Dannamen
Richard Barrack
Herr. My
Alma Gerdes
Jack Hoffman
George Siebels
Bezeks Nursery
Cedar Rapids
Wm. Bremer
Maquoketa
Gene Bailey
Ethel Jean
Clifford Jansen
Clifford
California
Marvin Jansen
Creston
Gerd Prull
Gertrude Owen
Vickie
Midland staff hires and student exchange noted
Mrs Don Mulvihill, a Midland Community School District French teacher, chosen for the 1962 N.D.E.A Coe College Summer Language Institute. Clyde Senters named elementary principal for Midland. Larry Middleton hired to assist Steve Becker in football and boys basketball and to lead high school P.E. programs. South Prairie Homemakers met April 18 for a desert luncheon with 11 members. donation to Cancer fund agreed. The Jo Vomo Club met April 16 at the Wyoming gym with about 50 attendees. Louisa Rossi spoke on Italian schools. Petersens hosted. Officers elected for next year.
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Wyoming
Don Mulvihill
Midland Community
Clyde Senters
Monmouth Consolidated
Senters
Monmouth
Larry Middleton
Midland
Steve Becker
South Prairie
Lewis Moenk
Reggie Morse
Malvin Mortensen
Aree Fishwild
Cancer Fund
Wyoming Gymnasium
Alturian
Progressive
Hawthorne
Melvin Petersen
Polly Pigtails 4-H
Louisa Rossi
Maquoketa
U.S
Everett Waldron
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Monticello Express
Iowa Press Association
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Chicago
Ill
Iowa Press Advertsing Service
Des Moines
Jones
Clinton
Cedar
Delaware
Dubuque
Jackson
Linn
Monticello Publishing Co
H. M. Jones
Betty J. Wagner
Bruce Froning
Iane Scott
Mollee Williams
Bob Harlan
Ray Luckstedy
Bob Goodyear
Joan Steger
Dottie Martin
Mildred Bach
Mike Chadwell
Lois Harlan
Evelyn Clark
Snoopin
Dere Nikita
Ols Reese DY
N. Khrushchev
Moscow
Russia
Pia
Pere Fid Boas
Jo Wm O Club
Cliff Dirks
Dennis Wilcox
Don
Ald Buckholtz
Arthur Wallace
John Wurst
Wm Leeper
Larry Williams
Joe Kouba
Marvin Doden
Hoover
First’s Electrical Service
Nharibir
Peoples
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