Farm Bureau to Adopt 1972 Policies at 53rd Annual Meet
The American Farm Bureau Federation will adopt national policies for 1972 during its 53rd annual meeting December 5 to 9 at the Conrad Hilton Chicago. Voting delegates from member state bureaus will decide policies in business sessions December 8 and 9. William J. Kuhfuss will deliver the annual address. Special conferences cover women organization marketing resources insurance cotton soybeans grains dairy poultry livestock and horticulture. Three state Young Farmers and Ranchers winners will gain national recognition with awards from Nation's Agriculture. Anita Bryant to headline December 6 awards night.
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Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
Conrad Hilton
Chicago
Farm Bureaus
William J. Kuhfuss
Federation
Nation’s Agriculture
Anita Bryant
IAA
Paul Molloy
Chicago Sun- Times
Molloy
County Farm Bureau Women
Moyle S. Williams
University of Illinois
Cooperative Extension
David L. Call
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.Y
Call
Harold B. Steele
Tentative Resolutions Committee
Resolutions Committee
Jack L. Young
St. Charles
Morris E. Nelson
Altona
Clair J. Hemphill
Elwood
Harry Iliff
Minoak
Vernal C. Brown
Vermont
Paul S. Ives
Wapella
Lyman F. Crumlin
Marshall
Wilbert Engelke
Granite City
Carleton Apple
Enfield
Vern L. Gurley
Buncombe
IRA Board
William H. Sauer
Murphysboro
Sauer
Princeton
Rt. 1
Agnew to headline Illinois Agricultural Association meetings
Spiro T. Agnew will headline the Illinois Agricultural Association annual meetings November 15 to 18 in Chicago. He is set to speak November 17 at 7 30 p.m. in the Sherman House, introduced by Gov. Richard B. Ogilvie, with other officials and experts from the Farm Bureau and Cornell University on the program.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Illinois Agricultural Association
Agnew
Chicago
Sherman House
Richard B. Ogilvie
Illinois
American Farm Bureau Federation
Cornell University
Cecil A. Partee
Chicago Democrat
Illinois Senate
County Farm Bureau Legislative Committee
Illinois General Assembly
Eugene Schlickman
Arlington Heights
Young Farmers Breakfast
Schlickman
Illinois Zoning Laws Study Commission
Young Farmers
New mileage weight license rules cut report frequency
A new law reduces required reports for mileage weight truck plates from monthly to quarterly with due dates on October January April and July tenth. Record keeping for fuel consumption and purchases must cover three years. About 23 000 plates in use mainly by farmers but not limited to farms.
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Secretary of State
General Assembly
Illinois farmers urge end to Gulf Coast dock strike
The Illinois Agricultural Association asks Congress and the Nixon administration to end the dock strike, warning farmers lose up to 4 million dollars weekly as grain storage fills and export demand falls. Gardner says harvest may halt or grain be dumped. analysts cite 5 to 10 cent per bushel losses.
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Illinois Agricultural Association
Congress
Nixon Administration
IAA
Illinois
Leonard Gardner
Gulf Ports
Gardner
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Illinois Milk Producers Association
Hollis Hatfield
Illinois Locker Association
Illinois Contract Marketing Association
Kenneth Hood
Interstate Producers Livestock Association
FS Services
Illinois Agricultural Auditing Association
Land of Lincoln Soybean Association
J. Phil Campbell
U.S. Department of Agriculture
I.A.A
Grundy County
I.A
Harry R. Roe
Verona
Edwin Wills
Mazon
Raymond Phillips
Coal City
Howard Sutton
Morris
Jesse Thorson
Leonard Phillips
William Limbach
John Fillman
Herbert A. Wyeth Jr
James R. Purdue
William J. Trotter
Sydney
Australia
William M. Edmonds
Cur Ren
Ian
Bloomington
New York
National Highway Safety Bureau
U.S
Illinois Grain Corporation
Nixon
Grundy Farm Bureau
Morris, Hlineis
Mgr
Washington Street
Grundy Farm
Kendall-Grundy Fs, Inc
Yorkville, Ill
Ill