Spotlight on Agriculture in Iowa National Farm Institute events
Iowa hosts National Farm Institute Thursday and Friday with events across Ames, Chariton, Keosauqua, and Greentie. The 25th Silver Anniversary Institute features panel discussions, national speakers, and awards, highlighting the growing economy and farm management amid weather, transport, and policy issues.
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Iowa
Ames
Lincoln
National Farm Institute
State Cay Association
National
Aon
Ion
Institute
Fort Des Moines
Rotary Freeman
Try
Lord Waldergrave
London
Ministry of Agriculture
Mr. de Gaulle
France
Ray Toanes
Foreign Agriculture Service
Ted Schultz University
Chicago
Kaldow
ISU
Bottom
Purdue
Brandow
Penn State
Bill Klein
Milwaukee
Allis
Chalmers
T. P. Axton
American Bankers Association
Iowa Farm
Larry Everett
New Sharon
Herb Pike
Whiting
Ed Groomes
Menlo
Pioneer Institute
A. Robert Koch
Mengo
R. G. Lowe
Fred Weir
Letts
Jack Cowen
Mt. Pleasant
Spencer
Marvin Sogard
Charles City
Paul A. Tornquist
Davenport
Ray Turner
Rockwell City
John Adams Rn
Fox
Herb Plambeck
Des Moines
Spotlight On Agriculture
Washington
NFI
Guide to Better Health Dr Harry J Johnson Nutrients
Nutrition basics explain a balanced daily intake of carbohydrates fats and proteins. Carbohydrates supply quick energy. fats provide concentrated calories. proteins support growth and tissue repair. Vitamins minerals and a routine diet complete health guidance from The Life Extension Foundation Guide to Better Health 1959.
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Life Extension Foundation
Harry J. Johnson, M. D
Prentice-Hall Inc
King Features Syndicate
Pam Hite to Lead WHS Music as Drum Majorette
Introductory profile of Pam Hite of WHS highlighting her three years as drum majorette, prior twirling, and summer camps in Iowa. Details her roles in Concert Band, flute work, vocal groups, and upcoming operetta Li’l Abner. Notes her honors including National Honor Society and Hawkeye Girls State participation. Plans to attend State College of Iowa Cedar Falls for instrumental music teaching or social work.
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Pam Hite
Pauline Hite
WHS
State University of
Pam
Girls’ Glee Club
Modern Music Masters
Youth Center Council
Future Teachers of America
Ikeda Says China Needs Soviet Aid for Nuclear or War Efforts
Tokyo based Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda told United Press International that Communist China cannot develop nuclear weapons or wage war without Soviet Russian assistance. He warned oil shortages on the mainland would push China to rely on the USSR, and suggested even a nuclear test would take at least a decade. Ikeda argued China would oppose any disarmament treaty if not UN member, noting China’s lack of independent forces beyond manpower. Thomason of UPI conducted the interview in the Diet building during his six week world tour.
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Tokyo
UPI
Hayato Ikeda
China
Mims
Thomason
United Press International
Tkeda
Soviet Union
Tked
United States
Russia
Red China
United Nations
UPL
U S Paper Use Per Person Drops Below World Average
The United States consumes about 44 pounds of paper products per person annually, versus a world average of 57 pounds. Pulpwood production rose from 29.7 million cords in 1950 to 40 million cords in 1961, per a joint booklet by American Forest Products Industries and the American Pulpwood Association.
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Washington
APL
United States
American Forest Products Industries
American Pulpwood Association
Alpha Club Meets a Philgreen Home in Kalona
Mrs Edward Philgreen and Mrs Richard Morgan cohosted Alpha Club activities in the Philgreen home. Officers elected for the year include Warren Schaefer president John Reece vice president Levi Miller secretary and LeRoy Shoemaker treasurer. Next meeting set for February 18 in the Methodist church Fellowship hall with a dinner for local Girl Scouts and leaders.
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Kalona
Edward Philgreen
Richard Morgan
Lab
Phigreen
Warren Schaefer
John Reece
Levi W. Miller
LeRoy Shoemaker
Fellowship Hall of Methodist Church
Wen
Richard Miller
Karl Pemberton
Raymond Yetty
Shoemaker
J. E. Grady
Bette Davis Sees “Baby Jane” Turnaround For Her Career
Hollywood UPI reports Bette Davis credits the film Whatever Happened to Baby Jane with reviving her career after a decade of decline. She recalls selling possessions to survive, buying a Beverly Hills home, and plans to prove talent in major productions while avoiding supporting roles. Davis also discusses her memoir The Lonely Life and the struggle to finance it after years of hardship.
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Bette Davis
Baby Jane
UPE
Hollywood
UPI
Piducers Studio
Thad
Peaches
Miss Davis
Beverly Hills
Ming
Bette
New York
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South English
Edgar Thirfield
Spear Isa
Towa
ASC
Denver
Rock
Wapello
Harold Hubrd
Town Falls
Harry J. Jonson, M.D
Nutrition Fundamentals
aqua@lectric
U.S
Aqua Electric
PUTE_BROTHERS
By Sakren
WHSS
Cheryl Keating
Tive
Diet
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Alpha Club
Philgreen
Europe
James Bloomquist
Bloomquist
Ainsworth
Logan Reif
United ‘Christian and T Church
Diane Ehrenfelt
Connie Ehrenfelt
Harlan Yoder
Larry Gingerich
Ronnie Thompson
Howard Pewitt
Claudia Shaver
Sandra Plecker
Susan
Julie Hartzler
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William McDermot
Lean Reif
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South Utilities Com
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