Foreign relations group loses power
Washington and analysis by John Hall argue the Senate Foreign Relations Committee has been stripped of real influence by two successive presidents over Vietnam policy. The piece laments lost bipartisanship and staff control, noting treaties slip through as executive agreements and foreign aid wanes except for military parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hall
Washington
UPI
Republic
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
William Fulbright
D-Ark
Congress
Arthur Vandenberg
George McGovern
Democratic Party
Vandenberg
Nixon budget outlines 1974 plan with deficits and defense rise
President Nixon’s fiscal 1974 budget projects receipts of 256 billion and outlays of 268.7 billion, yielding a 12.7 billion deficit. Deficit seeks 505.5 billion national debt by June 1974 with no immediate tax hikes. Defense spending climbs to 81 billion, funding new strategic weapons and an all volunteer army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Families get word on Viet prisoners
Families across the United States faced a mix of relief and heartbreak as word arrived on prisoners of war and missing in action. Some loved ones were listed as returning or alive, others were marked dead, and many remained in limbo awaiting fuller confirmation from the Pentagon and military teams. The reports touched Salina, Laguna Niguel, Burlington, Puyallup, Memphis, Williamston, and Ypsilanti among others as families processed the mixed messages from war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pentagon
North Vietnam
Salina
Kan
Kathleen
Army
Bruce Johnson
Burlington, Vt
Donald G. Cook
Cook
South Vietnam
Humble hamburger rises in esteem amid price surge
A UPS survey of housewives reveals rising food prices in December with eggs leading the jump and beef costs up. Women adapt by using more hamburger and chicken, stretching meals with stews and beans while cutting bacon and eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UPS
Faye Wilson
Birmingham
Ana
Margaret Voight
Hartsdale
N.Y
Richard C. Horne
Dallas
Jay White
Miami
Concord
Calif
Ann Campbell
Patricia Klomp
Detroit
On the Record vehicular and business listings
In this notice, multiple named individuals and entities appear with vehicle brands and services. The list includes Cortum, Buckwalter Leasing, Goode, Holmes, Freyenberger, Goodwin House Movers, Rich, Crossett, Carroll, Herson, Litwiller, Lukovsky, Wolf Floral Co., Latta, and the brands Chevrolet, Mercury, GMC, Ford. It reads as a directory of names tied to auto makes and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond L. Cortum
Chevrolet
R.E. Buckwalter Leasing
Clay
Lorena Goode
Delbert C. Holmes
Mercury
William F. Freyenberger
Goodwin House
GMC
Don
Marjori Rich
Ford
Keith
Mary Crossett
Lowell L. Carroll
Lilly Ann Herson
Jacob F. Litwiller
Edwin L. Lukovsky
Wolf Floral Co
Duane E. Latta
Property Deed Transfers From Several Local Parties
A series of real estate transfers are recorded including contracts G George M Lord to George C Lord and wife. Frank Marek and Edith Long to John E Huber. Florence $. Hanson to Fred W Stone and wife. Robert W Butterbaugh to Jerry Lee Butterbaugh. Lewis D Yoder estate to Omer Ropp. Robert W Kopf and Norma Jean Kopf to Robert William Kopf and wife. Fred C Kephart to Dennis J Dougall and Linda Dougall. The Home Association of Washington Town Inc to L Vernon Richardson and wife. The transfers cover parcels in Crawfordsville Kalona Woodlawn Subdivision and Washington Original Plat along with specific section and lot descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence $. Hanson
Fred W. Stone
Alexander
Crawfordsville
Robert W. Butterbaugh
Jerry Lee Butterbaugh
N.E
Lewis D. Yoder
Omer Ropp
J.G. Meyers
Kalona
Robert W. Kopf
Legion Auxiliary Unit Meets for Sewing in Ainsworth
Mrs. C A Thompson hosts an all day sewing meeting with six members. Reports note the death of Mrs. Winifred Niggemeyer, a Past Department President, and reference the District President’s letter and Department convention. Next gathering scheduled for Feb. 22, with other local social updates and upcoming hostess change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.A. Thompson Ainsworth
American Legion Auxiliary
C.A. Thompson
Vera Simpson
Mary O'Connor
F.W
Winifred) Niggemeyer
Ft. Madison
UPW host meeting at Keota church
Keota January 25 Mrs Armorelle Miller spent Friday with Mr and Mrs George Bond The United Presbyterian women hosted a 12 30 salad luncheon for Wesley and Bethel Church ladies with about 45 present Decorated tables marked birthday month Esther Vincent read from Who Am I God Marjorie Holmes and Bill Walker readings A missionary Bob Turnbul stationed in Thailand will be here February 4 with a notluck dinner following service W R C met for 12 30 luncheon with 19 attendees and officer elections Pauline Cady led as president and other officers named Also noted the West Chester Corps convention this fall and several local visits and moves including Moroney family planning to move March 1 to Clayton Funston near Keota Standard Feed Salesman Moroney guest of Wellman residents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sievery Keota
Armorelle Miller
George Bond
United Presbyterian
Wesley and Bethel Church
Esther Vincent
Am I
God
Marjorie Holmes
Bill Walker
Bruce Larson
U.P
Bob Turnbul
Frank Woodward
Thailand
W.R.C
Tneteen
Pauline Cady
Hazel Hicks
Tressie Schreckengast
Winnie Statler
Lula Maule
Lela Miller
Elsie Greiner
Pauline Romine
Margaret Smith
Orpha Draheim
Ethel Aller
Grace Parke
Florence Sheetz
Maitress
Irene
Vera McDowell
Marie Hahn
Elva Pohren
West Chester Corps
Swede Kephart
Wellman
Robert Vincent
Earl Parke
St. Louis
Kalona residents share Florida picnic and club news
Kalona residents vacationing in Sarasota gathered at Siesta Beach for a group picnic. Attendees include many local families and couples, with reports of bridge club results and planned hosting details. Harlan Yoder returned home after U S Army service in Germany. Willis W. Gingerich and family came back to Kalona after visits in Upland California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Way Kalona
Kalona
Sarasota
Florida
Siesta Beach
Clarence Hostetler
Amelius Bash
Henry Beachy
Mose Bontrager
Ralph Schlabaugh
Ed Slabach
Lloyd Slabach
Sherman Miller
Olie Eichelberger
Joe B. Miller
Willis E. Miller
Linus Gingerich
Maynard Brenneman
S.C. Ropp
John Opp
Morris 3Wartzendruber
Lyndon
Willis W. Gingerich
Fred Mishler
Upland
Calif
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John Pitchford
Laguna Niguel
Air Force
Henry Fors
Puyallup
Wash
Gary
Memphis
Tenn
Clay Stacks
Estes
Virginia Werner
Ypsilanti
Mich
Washington County
K C Hall
Iowa
Bruce Symonds
Robert Schneidau
John Berthelsen
Paul Gorham
Bill Witz
Hall’s Feed Service Inc
Hubbard
APCO
Harold Elder
Harold
George M. Lord
George C Lord
N. T
N.W
Frank Marek
Edith Long
John E. Huber
Legion Auxiliary
Ainsworth
Micah Farrier
Wellston
Linda Orris
Cleo Orris
University of Northern Iowa
Cedar Falls
Kermit Jenkins
Max White Jr
Brian O'Donnell
Leon McNeil
RD. Gustafson
Frank Caraccio
Jack Hamilton
George Colthurst
Louis Koehler
UPW
Keota Church
Tedment ‘Cavons
Wickes Buildings
THE
Wickes Corp
Sauane Mitlan Bam F
Aly
Moriarty Buildings
Iowa City
North Liberty
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