National Problems 1964 could bring major farm policy shifts
Bernard Brenner outlines 1964 farm policy prospects with possible removal of wheat from mandatory production controls if producers accept referendums. He notes expected 5 percent drop in net farm income to about $11.6 billion, continued gains in production, and debates on voluntary vs mandatory controls for wheat, cotton, and other crops.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
U. S
Agriculture Department
Kennedy
Orville L. Freeman
Soviet Union
Holiday week visitors gather at Wayland Waglers and kin
Holiday week visitors include Vada Wagler and Ibert Reimers from Hillsboro Kansas, Allen Wagler and Willis Wagler of Marcus, and Ed Wagler family. Other guests attend Harold Wagler home in Washington for Christmas Day. Several Wittmer relatives visit Ezra Wittmer and Mary Goldsmith hosts recount gatherings with numerous family members and friends across Osceola Fairmont Minneapolis and more.
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Ezra Wittmer Wayland
Alfred Wagler
Vada
Ibert Reimers
Hillsboro
Kansas
Allen
Willis Wagler
Marcus
Ed Waglers
Harold Wagler
Washington
Virgil Witmer
Mary Lou
Fairmont
Minn
Ezra Wittmer
S. C
Lester Alliman
Willis Alliman
Pearl Koontz
John Alliman
Caroline English
Mike
Peggy
Marvie Keith
Luella Kauffman
Estella Turman
Lawrence Cornick
Burlington
Brenda
Celesta Harris
Brighton
AJ. Wyse
Nora Hixson
John Baldosier
Fred Hixson
Mary Hyde
James Elder
Bagley
Wendell Olson
Rockwell City
Sam Elder
Fannie Zehr
Duwaine Hirschy
Potratz Named to Dean's Distinction List at CSU
Miss Mary F. Potratz of rural Washington earns Dean's Distinction at Colorado State College in Greeley for elementary education with a 4.93 GPA.
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Potratz
Mary F. Potratz
Washington
Colorado State College
Greeley
Colo
Van Sants honored on silver anniversary in Coppock
A Sunday dinner at the Arlis Van Sant home in Coppock celebrated the couples silver wedding anniversary. Attending were their children and grandchildren, with a five tiered cake and red roses as centerpiece. Guests included Harold Rixe families Dixon Illinois and others from nearby towns.
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Wayland
C. E. Shumaker
Richard Shumaker
Wayne Shumaker
East Dubuque
Ill
Ed Schantz
Edward
Redlands
Calif
Robert Custer
Murray
Neb
Arlis van Sant
Schantz
Fred Hixson
Earl Gingerich
Tucson
Ward Hixson
Phoenix
Ariz
Arthur Messer Childen
Donald Linn
Brighton
Mabel Rinner
Marvin Rinner
Mervin Gross
Washington
Coppock
Larry Sinn
Betty Jo
Garvyn Sant
Harold Rixe
Sonny Seagren
Dixon, IL
Larry
Greg Sinn
John van Sant
Doyle Pfiefer
Dan
Jean ‘Smith
Lee Sheaffer
Fannie Schantz
Delbert Welty
Eicher Church
Esther Schantz
Seagren
Linn
Gary
Diana
Mary Stutzman
Wilma
Orie Roths
Ervin Reschly
Olive Wyse
Goshen
Ind
Sam Martin
Nappanee
Don Cross
Des Moines
Miss Wyse
Eva Leichty
Mid-Prairie farm class to meet at Mid-Prairie High School
The Mid-Prairie Adult Farmer class will gather January 9 at 7 30 p m in the Vocational Agriculture room of Mid-Prairie High School Wellman A guest speaker from American Cyanamid Co Mr Toler will cover feed additives feeding problems swine diseases and management A slide presentation will accompany the talk All farmers in the Mid-Prairie School District and surrounding areas are invited to attend.
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Wellman
Mid - Prairie
G.P. Toler
American Cyanamid Co
Toler
Kentucky Faces First Defeat as Conference Upsets Hit Week
Georgia Tech toppled top ranked Kentucky 76-67 in a conference shock while Tennessee snapped Vanderbilt’s 15 game streak with a 57-55 win. UCLA crushed Washington State 121-77 as Loyola Chicago edged Morehead State 127-85. DePaul beat Western Kentucky 99-82 and Cincinnati lost to Oregon State 82-61 in a rough weekend.
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Kentucky
Vanderbilt
UCLA
Washington State
Loyola of Chicago
Morehead State
Ramblers
DePaul
Western Kentucky
Michigan
Northwestern
Ohio State
Gary Bradds
Wisconsin
Town
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan State
Minnesota
Purdue
Cincinnati
Oregon State
Beavers
Davidson
West Virginia
Duke
North Carolina State
Villanova
St Josephs
New York University
Wichita
Drake
St. Bonaventure
Duquesne
Temple
Navy
Seattle
Arizona State
Harney Leads LA Open After Dramatic Final Round
Paul Harney of Sunset Oaks near Sacramento shot 66 to surge to a 209 total and lead the field by one stroke at the Los Angeles Open. He earned a crucial eagle on 14 and birdie from 50 feet on 11 as Bobby Nichols Jimmy Clark trailed at 210 and Jay Hebert 211. Arnold Palmer Al Geiberger and Al Balding stood at 212 as Black and Ginsberg fell from leaders.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Paul Harney
Rich Pro Golf Tour
Sunset Oaks Country Club
Sacramento
Calif
East
Rancho
Bobby Nichols
Jimmy Clark
Jay Hebert
Louisiana
Arnold Palmer
al Geiberger
Canada
al Balding Ha
Black
Ginsberg
Lane clash pits Ferguson charge against a fatal Park Forest crash
Larry Ferguson a former University of Town halfback and Detroit Lions rookie faces reckless homicide and driving on the wrong side charges after a two car crash in Park Forest Saturday night that killed Frederic Hirsch 21 and his wife Renee 21. Both Ferguson and Hirsch were hospitalized in fair condition at St James Hospital in Chicago Heights.
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Chicago
UPI
Larry Ferguson
University of Town
Suburban Park Forest
Ferguson
Detroit Lion
Cook County
Frederic Hirsch
Hirsch
Renee
Hirshh
St. James Hospital
Chicago Heights
Highland teams sweep Amana in doubleheader
In Ainsworth Highland teams defeated Amana Saturday night. The girls won 58 to 45 and the boys edged 67 to 61 in overtime. Lynn Alvine led the Highland girls with 3T points and Dallas Krantz contributed 23 for the Highland boys.
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Ainsworth
Highland
Amana
Highland Girls
Lynn Alvine
Barmgartel
Meyer
Sullivan Award winner Pennel thrills at achievement
Pole vaulter John Pennel, 23, of Northeast Louisiana State College, won the 1963 James E. Sullivan Award. He captured 165 first place votes and 1,115 points from 524 Sportsmen voters, surpassing runnerup Tommy Kano and the top Americans across athletics for exemplary sportsmanship.
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New York
UPI
John Pennel
James E. Sullivan
Northeast Louisiana State College
Penner
Tommy Kano
Bob Hayes
Florida A&m
Hayes Jones
Detroit
Muriel Davis Grossfeld
New Haven
Conn
Donna de Varona
Santa Clara
Packers Rout Browns In Playoff Bowl 40-23
Bart Starr starred for Green Bay in a 40-23 victory over the Cleveland Browns at the Orange Bowl. Starr threw for 259 yards and three touchdowns earning MVP honors as the Packers delivered eight touchdowns two field goals and a safety.
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Miami
UPI
Bart Starr
Jimmy Brown
Green Bay Packers
Cleveland Browns
Packers
NFL
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay
Lombardi
Browns
Starr
YMCA to Launch Big League Basketball on Wednesdays
The YMCA announces a men only Big League for enhanced participation rather than spectatorship. It guarantees low coronary risk with unlimited substitution, five minute quarters, and ample timeouts, no full court presses. Games begin Wednesday January 8 at 7 and 8 p.m.
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YMCA
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