Local 4-H Clubs Hold Christmas Meetings and Plans
Reports from four clubs describe December gatherings at homes of Gary Heinemann Tripoli and Carolyn Kasemeier, with eleven members and three leaders at one meeting and eighteen members at another. Highlights include demonstrations, gift exchange, caroling, hospital tree decorating, and officer installations. Next meetings set for January 13 and January 6.
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Gary Heinemann
Larry Steece
Gene Vincent
Darrel Meyer
Harvey Matthias
Ron Milius
Darrel
Tripoli Boosters
Giannu
Vernon Wikner
John Bonefas
Tripoli High School
David Peters
Clover Teenerettes
Carolyn Kasemeier
Judy Lantzky
Janice Heidt
Theresa Uhlenhopp
Audrey Hildebrandt
Ida York Celebrates 99th Birthday in Clarinda
Ida York, the oldest resident of Clarinda and possibly Page County, marked her 99th birthday on December 5. She moved to Clarinda over six decades ago and remains a revered local figure.
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Ida York
Clarinda
Page County
Iowa farmers urged to join 1964 Feed Grain Program
ISU economists say the 1964 program largely mirrors 1963 but with key changes. Signups start February 10 and run until March 27 with county ASC offices handling details. Diverting 40 percent or more yields about 49 to 61 dollars per acre on average, and base yields are now four-year averaged from 1959 to 1962.
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Iowa State University
Iowa
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Iowa Farm Outlook
ISU
William Uhrig
Uhrig
Iowa State
ASC
Growers Urned to Divert Feed Grain Acres
Bremer ASC urges farmers with feed grain bases to join the 1964 diversion program. Divert 20 to 50 percent of base, gain payments, and keep land from unneeded production while securing price support for corn sorghum and barley. Officials say early 1964 signup, with benefits outweighing past excess stocks.
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Bremer Asc
Congress
Questions for Bremer swine producers in 1964
Extension Director Gene Vincent notes the 1964 hog year nears and M D Whitaker of Iowa State urges producers to start with asking if they will be in the hog business 10 years from now. Ten questions follow addressing enterprise optimization supplementing feeds and protein and other nutrients.
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Bremer County
Gene Vincent
M. D. Whitaker
Iowa State University
Dr. Arthur P. Long Named Acting Iowa Public Health Chief
Gov. Harold Hughes announces Dr. Arthur P. Long, 55, a former Iowan now in California, as acting commissioner of public health for Iowa. Long will replace the late Dr. Edmund G. Zimmerer as acting head, with Dr. Ralph H. Heeren continuing as acting health commissioner until Long’s return to Iowa in early spring. Long’s title will combine acting commissioner and director of local health services at a $19,800 annual salary, exceeding the state cap of $12,000 for the permanent post. Hughes plans to seek a legislative lift of the salary limit to allow a permanent appointment.
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Harold Hughes
Arthur P. Long
California
Iowa
Long
Edmund G. Zimmerer
Ralph H. Heeren
The
Health Department
Hughes
Hog farmer self checks for improved pork production
A series of questions guides hog producers through evaluating boar quality, seed-stock data requests, pork market suitability for modern households, record keeping, family involvement before farrowing, herd health and management, financial justification, feed cost accountability, and pride in pigs and facilities.
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U. S
Medical research leader named in the San Francisco center
Dr. Long, born in Williamsburg, is co-director of the International Center for Medical Research and Training at the University of California School of Medicine in San Francisco, highlighting his prominent role in global medical efforts.
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Hughes
Dr. Long
Williamsburg
International Center For Medical Research and Training
University of California School of Medicine
San Francisco
Buck Urges Sterilization for ADC Mothers with Illegitimate Births
Iowa senator Howard Buck a Melbourne Republican on the legislators' aid to dependent children committee proposes compulsory sterilization for ADC mothers who continue to have illegitimate births. He would require educational instruction first and only sterilization if promiscuous childbearing persists.
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Howard Buck
Melbourne
ADC
Buck
Iowa
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