The 4 H Youth Program and Its Global Reach
The 4 H emblem and pledge mark a movement with 2,300,000 members and 94,000 clubs, supported by the USDA Cooperative Extension Service and land grant colleges. The program teaches by doing across science, agriculture, home economics, safety, and health, with achievements recognized at local, state, and national levels. Major sponsors include Ford, Bord Motor Company, and a National 4 H Foundation network, supporting state winners to the National 4 H Congress with scholarships and events for thousands of youth and leaders.
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No Greater Need For Water Remains a National Challenge
A national water crisis grows as Congress debates solutions. By 1975 demand climbs to 453 billion gallons daily, stressing uneven supplies and urban shortages. The Office of Saline Water promotes sea water desalination with new crystal freezing tech, needing more funds. A Senate bill may expand funding, but House action is pending, risking another mirage like past dry years.
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Growth of professions since 1870 in a troubled era
In 1870 many occupations showed significant growth while others lagged. The text contrasts professional fields such as ministry law and teaching with roughly 75 of these professions experiencing substantial expansion, compared to about 40 in lower growth categories. The phrases indicate a broad discussion of workforce development across professions.
Japan and America must win the ideological battle
Logan J Fox warns that despite strong postwar American favor in Japan, the United States has not won the ideological struggle. He urges clearer ideals, broader cultural exchange, and deeper Far East engagement to counter Communism and win Japanese minds for freedom and peace.
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Japan
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Far East
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Academy Forms Now Available for Service Nominations
Senator Frank E Mesa reminded Utah high school seniors that applications for his nominations to US service academies must reach Washington by September 26. Forms are available at The Vernal Express or by writing. Nominations are based on competitive examinations with tests for July 1961 entrants in Utah this November. Nominations go to the US Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs, West Point, Annapolis, and the US Merchant Marine Academy.
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Vernal Express
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US Merchant Marine
Do we believe such an effort too great
The quotation questions whether belief in the effort suffices to determine the battle's outcome, highlighting doubt about commitment and resolve as decisive factors in war.
Academy selections for Utah men described by Senator Moss
Senator Moss outlines eligibility for male Utah residents to qualify for academy appointments based on citizenship, marital status, character, health, and education with age limits set at 17 to 22 on the first Moss day 1961. He offers to provide brochures and catalogs on the individual academies upon request.
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