Kennedy asks for 1964 farm budget of 6.6 billion
President Kennedy requests a fiscal 1964 Agriculture Department budget near 6.6 billion, down 928.1 million from the current year. The cut relies on surplus sales, private financing of price support loans, lower storage costs, and private loans for Home Administration programs, while pledging no reduction in farmer services. Kennedy says farm incomes must be maintained and agricultural abundance used constructively.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Agriculture Department
Home Administration
Agriculture
Department
Rural Electrification Administration
Treasury
General Fund
Farm program budgets and policy proposals outlined by Kennedy
President Kennedy outlined proposed farm legislation to aid cotton dairy and feed grains with aims to lower costs and boost private financing. He cited 700 million savings from cotton policy and urged improvements in price supports while proposing a large 18 billion item for the Commodity Credit Corp and funding for research conservation school meals and famine relief among others.
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Kennedy
Congress
St Marys Reading Circle Meets at Keota in January
St Marys Reading Circle met January 10 at Mrs Alphonse Peiffers home with good attendance and president Mrs Woldering present after illness. Rosary prayed for world peace. Other items included local readings and social visits. Dr C I Fox dies at 89 in Texas. funeral in Pella.
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St. Mary's Reading Circle
Keota
Woldering
Donnie Hahn
Walter Bower
Braden Neighborhood Coffee Honors Mrs Schantz in Crawfordsville
Mrs Wilbur Schantz who moved to Washington during the holidays was honored at a Braden neighborhood coffee in the George Dare home Thursday morning. Eleven women one child five men and three guests attended while Mr Schantz could not attend. Mrs Henry Davis presented a gift to Mrs Schantz. Food costs show Americans spend about eighteen billion annually on meals away from home.
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Crawfordsville
Van
Wilbur Schantz
Washington
Braden
George Dare
Schantz
Dale Johnston
Laura
Ainsworth
Paul Martin
Braden Club
Henry Davis
Lchantz
Study Possibility of State College in Western Iowa
DES MOINES IDPA The Towa Daily Press Association reports Sen John Shoeman plans to appoint a three to five member sub committee to study the feasibility and cost of establishing a new four year state supported college in Western Iowa. He hopes a report by mid March. The move follows concerns over overcrowding at Iowa City Cedar Falls and Ames campuses and notes a potential state need for a western location.
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DES Moines
IDPA
Towa Daily Press Association
Senate Appropriations Committee
Iowa
John
Doe) Sheeman
Atlantic Republican
Appropriations
Shoeman
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
State College of Iowa
Cedar Falls
Iowa State University
Ames
Board of Regents
Sen
State Board of Regents
A. W. Noelsen
Spencer Democrat
Regents
State University of Tewa
Virgil Hancher
Hancher
James Hilton
Towa State University
Brighton Hosts Installations Across Local Groups
Brighton area clubs held January activities with new officers installed. Presbyterian Women elected Wendell Frazier as president. devotions led by Stacy and Lynn. seven other officers named. Saint Joseph’s Altar Society and Pythian Sisters also reported officer installations and joint ceremony with Knights. Willing Workers Club hosted a cooperative dinner for fifteen members as Laton Schooley led a business meeting.
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Clara Brown
Wesley Mullikin
Clifford Leeper
Roy Page
Laton Schooley
C. Stagers
Charles van Winkle
Priscella Porter
Howard Shaffer
Nellie Paul
Maurice Gould
Vera Everettes
Ottumwa
James Morgan
Willing Workers Club
Presbyterian Guild At Crawfordsville Hears About Africa
In Crawfordsville on January 14 the Presbyterian Women’s Guild met with 28 members. Mrs. Ver non Fletcher became president and led business. program on Africa featured by Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. Thomas. Donations and pledges were made for missionary work. Tea hour followed with officers hosting. Special guards in Tokyo subway stations are tasked with shoving riders into jammed cars.
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Presbyterian Guild At
Crawfordsville
Africa
Marian Waters
Presbyterian Womens Guild
Duane Gipple
Robert Henderson
Haydn Thomas
Target
Vernon Fletcher
Robert Rushing
Delbert Lewis
Lillian Maxwell
Wayne Williams
Merle Twinam
Lee Walker
Twinam
India
Fletcher
Guild
Thomas
E. Clark
Floyd Maxwell
Blake Spencer
Lyle Lowe
Tokyo
Farm Sale Auction Near Brighton and Fairfield
Health forces sale by public auction at a farm 6 miles south of Brighton or 12 miles northeast of Fairfield on a good graveled road. Includes a remodeled 7 room house with new kitchen and utilities, hip-roof barn, machine shed, corn crib, grain bins, and livestock including 79 Columbia ewes, 20 Chester whites, and Hampshire boars and feeder shoats. 100 percent down sale day with deed and abstract provided by March 1 1963, sale around 1 PM.
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Brighton
Fairfield
Columbia
Montana
Chester
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Agricultural
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Forest Service
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THE
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Coralville
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Kent Larry Mosher
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Cone
Corydon
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John Braum
Ions City
Braun
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J. E. Gretter
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Jom
Waurfield
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Karla Osweiler
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Fox
C. I Fox
Texas
Pella
Keith Fox
Cedar Rapids
Doug Shook
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
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W. H. Ross
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Maron
Leo Stoutner
Richard Anderson
Bobh Stoutner
Jay College
University At
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A. I. Fitzsimmons
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Ruby Sharp
Everette Green
Grimes
Jan Waters
Mar
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Holme
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World of Letters
Washington Concrete Co
12Th St
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Ford
John Deere
Briggs Stratton
Case
Allis-Chalmers
Schulty
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Ruth Kemmer
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Wiggins & McCreery
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