Food for all or profit driven policy debate
W F Bill Whittom argues in a guest editorial that public debate on world food needs shapes U S policy. He notes slogans by Food Day planners and religious leaders urging the right to adequate diets and cites views from University of Wisconsin and Harvard on meat substitutes and hunger. He warns that farm groups must ally broadly to keep agriculture informed and prevent gloom driven policy.
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U.S
Robert Bray
University of Wisconsin
Jean Mayer
Harvard University
Tufts University
Food Day
Congress
Gloom
Foom
Hansen Seeks Happy Idahoans Over Census Records
Rep. George Hansen urged Idahoans to welcome a House shift on census data access. The House backed releasing 75 year old records to qualified researchers and transferring records to the National Archives within 50 years. The bill passed 376 to 4, Hansen said he has received thousands of protest petitions. He asked the Senate to approve.
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George Hansen
Census Bureau
Bureau
Hansen
National Archives
House
Senate
Burglary at Preston High School Nets $600 to $700
Thieves broke into the Preston High School safe last Thursday night and stole between six and seven hundred dollars. The incident appears in a May 17 1951 retrospective.
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Preston
Pocatello
Fob Fulton
Franklin County
Idaho
Dean Davis
LDS Seminary
Preston High School
Keith Larson
Preston Lions Club
Harold B. Olson
SixTy Years Go May 18 1916 Headline
Franklin committees plan the June 15 celebration while a big Republican banquet in Stevens Hall on May 29 features Gen Joseph Peterson as principal speaker with John W Condie as toastmaster. Preston Creamery reports 5300 pounds of Idahome Butter sold in one week, a town record.
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Franklin
Stevens Hall
Joseph Peterson
John W Condie
Preston Creamery
Arthur Middleton of South Carolina A Revolutionary Figure
The son of a wealthy South Carolina family, Arthur Middleton was educated in England and active in the colonial and revolutionary movements. He supported harsh measures against Loyalists, joined the secret defenses committee in 1775, and briefly served as a delegate to Congress in 1776. His Charleston estate was pillaged, he was imprisoned in St Augustine, and he died at 44 after the war while tending his plantation.
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South Carolina
Arthur Middleton
England
Freedom Movement
Andrew Marvel
Middleton
Congress
Philadelphia
Richard Henry Lee
Charleston
St Augustine
Village Photographer's Dream Highlighted in Utah History
Newell Hart notes how earlier photographers like George Edward Anderson captured pioneer Mormon Trail scenes. Prof Nelson B. Wadsworth's book Through Camera Eyes features Anderson and his era, detailing diary entries, financial struggles, and the 16 000 original glass negatives rescued from a Salt Lake City home and catalogued by BYU, the Mormon Church, and Utah Historical Society.
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Preston
Jack Anderson
Nelson B. Wadsworth
BYU
Wadsworth
BYU Press
Rocky Mountain
Jack
George Edward Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Anderson
Springville
Elsinore
Utah
C.r.savage
Salt Lake City
Mormon Church
Bennett
Utah Historical Society
Brigham Young University
Harold B. Lee
Adam
Provo
Stanley
Regburg
A.W
Jack’ Anderson
Castro Builds African Ties Amid Angola Backing
CIA sources say Cuban advisers train African guerrillas in Mozambique for possible action against Rhodesia, while deployments in Angola rotate rather than fully withdraw. Movement suggests ongoing Cuban influence in Africa.
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Fidel Castro
Mozambique
Rhodesia
Castro
Angola
Untold campaign plot exposed by senator rocks Ford ticket
James G Schneider argues a planned Rockefeller VP bid was revealed by Senator Percy on March 24. He claims Percys remarks show duplicitous strategy to calm conservatives and urges Idaho conservatives to back Reagan for balance and direct action to stop fiscal decline.
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Ford
Vps
Charles Percy
Percy
Air Force One
President
Ford Committee
Mentator
Rogers Morton
Rocky
Idaho
Illinois
Reagan
California
James G Schneider
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Bill" Whittom
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United Feature Syndicate
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