Feed Grain Sign-Up Expands in Iowa Amid Push
Iowa launches the 1963 feed grain program with a large signup drive led by Secretary Freeman and supported by Farm Bureau opposition to the wheat referendum. County ASC meetings train signers and field staff, detailing eligibility, payments, and diversion incentives while stressing voluntary participation and 20 percent minimum reductions.
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Congress
ASCS
ASC
Fred R. McLain
Nevada
Clarence Metcalf
Nichols
Iowa
Maurice O’reilly
Barnum
Federal
Iowa Farmers Union
Herman Fennema
Mount Ayr
Walter C. Ferguson
Mechaniceville
Ellsworth Hays
Hamling
Harold Larson
Anamosa
Carroll McCurdy
Oskaloosa
Robert
Brighton
Sam Boyd
Ainsworth
David Kleese
Washington
Edgar Stewart
West Chester
Robert Marek
William Day
Mary Martan
Rockwell City
Irene Anderson
Minburn
Darlene Lindsay
Webster City
Helen Moore
Mt. Pleasant
M. Virginia Onthank
Knoxville
Garneta Ewart
Bedford
McLain
End in Sight For Misery of Colds
The UPI dispatch notes that vaccines against the common cold may arrive within five to ten years as six U.S. firms and three British firms develop vaccines. It discusses multiple virus strains, potential oral or aerosol vaccines, and a move toward broad protection beyond a single virus.
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Chicago
UPI
American Medical Association
U.S
Britain
Justin M. Andrews
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Andrews
Medical World News
University of Pennsylvania
Princess Margaret Plans Wardrobe for Royal Spring
Princess Margaret consults husband Lord Snowdon for fashion advice while planning a wardrobe for Easter events and the May Belt Belgian visit. She sketches ideas, cuts fabric samples, and tracks Paris fashions as reconstruction delays Londons Kensington Palace.
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London
UPI
Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Tony
Alexandra
Angus Ogilvy
Baudouin
Fabiola
Paris
Hertford Hospital
Kensington Palace
The
Palace
Honor Mrs Williams At Coffee Tuesday
Mrs John R Williams was guest of honor at a neighborhood gathering in Crawfordsville on Tuesday morning for her birthday hosted by Mrs George Canott. Others attending included Mrs R I Williams Mrs John Holmes and several neighbors. a family dinner followed Sunday at Howard Williams home. Pearl Bitting entered General Hospital in Muscatine for medical treatment. Lions Club chili and oyster supper drew about 120 people with Kathy Fletcher and Junior Graber among entertainers. The Rev and Mrs Paul Pennington and Gwen Vincent were dinner guests.
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Crawfordsville
John R. Williams
George Canott
Pearl Bitting
General Hospital
Muscatine
Lions Club
Lions
Kathy Fletcher
Junior Graber
Leonard Schantz
Paul Duncan
Africans Still Like Illegal Shebeens
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa. A UPI report notes that despite the liquor act, many Africans prefer illegal shebeens for social life and live jazz. A University of Witwatersrand survey confirms shebeens function as social clubs with higher prices, while official drinking areas remain drab.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
UPI
Africa
Witwatersrand
Reindeer Restock Reshapes Alaska Herds
In Juneau Alaska officials recall a 75 year old programme that ferried in reindeer from Siberia after wild caribou had been depleted. The move boosted local herds and supported communities relying on Arctic game and transport.
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Juneau, Alaska
Upi
Alaska
Siberia
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Big Push
Des Moines
Jim Croghan
USDA
Davenport
Ames
Greenfield
National Farm Institute
NFI
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United Press International
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By Margaret Saville
Washington Concrete Co
12Th St
Rock Island
Florida
Mt. Union
Yarmouth
Blacktop
J. D
IHC
Brayhill
Hansen
Kewanee
Studebaker
GMC
Forney
Daryl Baylor
H. H. & M. M. van Sycc
Ralph Pennebaker
Mrs. Williams
Mrs
Marian Waters
Paul Pennington
Gwen Vincent
Enoch A. Weston, Jr
Waco High School
Oklahoma
Patricia
Michael
Stacy
Westons
Weston
Anderson
Andy
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Washington Evening Journal
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