Multinational marketing system eyed for future farming
SEES MARKETING GIANTS A Agriculture Department official foresees a coming internationalized system where large marketing blocs manage every step from growing crops to delivering ready to cook meals. He notes farmers remain independent landowners and decision makers while competition in the final market grows keener. Thor cites farmer cooperatives and big integrated firms like Land O Lakes and Farmland Industries as examples moving toward fully integrated food firms. He warns no one can bargain for farmers better than group action and government price setting is unlikely to satisfy both farmers and housewives.
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Keota Cub Scouts Banquet Honors Webelos and Leaders
Keota February 23 Cub Scouts Pack 54 held BI and Gold Banquet at United Presbyterian Church with a pot-luck supper. Den 4 led pledge attendance awards were given to Den 1 1 for 100 percent. New leaders Willie Dietz Henry Williams introduced. many adults recognized. Awards included Wolf badges for Allen Berg Kenneth Gretter Tod Crooks Andrew Gretter and others. Butch Eldridge crossed to Boy Scouts as Frank Morris assisted.
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Pat Dietz
Yvonne Merz
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Ann Sheetz
Claudine Erwin
Charlotte Eldridge
Thet Dearinger
Chuck White
Janet Hahn
Cub
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Eye Bank donations rise in Iowa counties
In March Eye Bank Month Iowa donors pledge 22 309 eyes for corneal transplants. Washington County reports 345 donor cards while Johnson County leads with 1 190. The Iowa Lions Eye Bank at University Hospitals and Lions Clubs support donor programs across the state.
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Iowa
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Bowles to reduce Iowa employees
State Selective Service Director Glenn R. Bowles announced a reduction in force affecting about sixty employees across Iowa. The nationwide cutback, ordered to cut expenditures and reorganize the system, aims to support Nixon's move toward an all volunteer force while preserving readiness for emergencies.
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Selective Service
Glenn R. Bowles
National Selective Service Headquarters
Nixon
Curtis W. Tarr
Senators Seek Ban on Ground War Invasion of North Vietnam
Senators Walter Mondale and William Saxbe introduced a bill to bar any U S ground invasion of North Vietnam or U S support for such an operation by South Vietnam without Congressional approval. The measure notes potential signs of an invasion and emphasizes legislative oversight.
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Ohio
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Marland Defends Nixon Education Funding Before Senate
Education Commissioner Sidney P. Marland Jr. testified before a Senate education subcommittee to defend Nixon’s request for 1.5 billion dollars for desegregation costs. Some members questioned whether the plan does enough to end classroom discrimination. Senator Mondale called the effort a national scandal and cited a study alleging misuse of prior funds by school districts to sustain segregation.
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D-inn
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Kennedy Submits Indian Education Reform Bill Proposal
Sen Edward M Kennedy introduced legislation to place Indian education in the hands of the Indian People. A deputy commissioner of Indian education would be created and a National Board of Indian Education would govern policy and programs for federal Indian schools. Senator Frank Church proposed raising Social Security benefits by 15 percent. Rep Morris K Udall with 63 GOP and Democratic colleagues introduced a bill to guarantee citizens the right to clean air and water and to open federal courts to suits against polluters.
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U.S
Edward M. Kennedy
D.mass
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Didaho
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