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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1964

Page

7

Violence threats mark dairy contract fight in Iowa

Violence threats surfaced last week amid the fight between NFO leaders and dairy plants in Iowa. NFO officials deny intimidation while producers, milk haulers, and processors press for Master Contracts and higher milk prices linked to a 6.05 per cwt promise if 60 percent of Midwest producers join. Iowa lawmakers, veterinarians, and farm groups attend hearings and meetings on trade and imports affecting red meat, livestock, and agriculture, with various officials and associations preparing to act.

Iowa NFO Midwest Capitol Jack Miller James Bromwell Iowa Beef ISU Bramwell Congress Liddy Vera Shivvers John Shivvers Shivvers Laurens National Livestock Feeders Association Washington

Techniques For Everyday Kitchen And Household Tasks

A roundup of simple tips from United Press International and Alabama Extension Service covers using a grapefruit knife to shell soft eggs curved knife use for citrus, creasing trousers with cardboard and tape, crushing pineapple in a meat chopper, cooking cheese slowly, air brewing coffee, pinning shower caps, cleaning rubber foam, and storing apples away from potatoes and onions.

Johnson seeks 1965 Agriculture budget cut of 1.1 billion

President Johnson asks Congress to set the Agriculture Department’s 1965 budget at 5.8 billion, 1.1 billion below 1964. The plan hinges on wheat, cotton, and dairy policy, with potential shifts in rural housing loans and fee-based inspections to trim costs.

Washington UPI Johnson Congress Agriculture Department Defense Department Food For Peace Department Forest Service Farmers Home Administration FHA U.S Soil Bank Conservation Treasury General Fund Commodity Credit Rural Electrification Administration

Dutchettes Club and Community Notes From Gracehill

The 4-H Dutchettes Club met with Rita Wright as Mary Engel and Julia Miksch attended. Local residents joined music contest at Keota Jr High. Engel and Miksch families attended. Farm Bureau luncheons and social visits highlighted a busy period with several hosting gatherings. A Baxter funeral for Glenn Waterhouse was reported, with details of family travel from Des Moines.

Gracehill Rita Wright Mary Engel Julia Miksch Keota Jr. High George Miksch Mary Fritz Engel Engel Mikschs Farm Bureau Leonard Brinning William Carr Eugene Engel Chester Stewart Dick Hayes Bill Kindred Miksch Lawrence East Place John Ahrens Hannibal, Mo Gary Dickerson Lois Drayfohl Debbie Melanie Miksch Nancy Benje Mark Robbie Stout Lawrence Miksch

Peace officers meet at Sigourney Keokuk County gathering

A Keokuk County Peace Makers meeting at the Sigourney courthouse drew officers from Richland and Ol l ie with guest speaker Lawrence L. Sca lise of Des Moines, director of law enforcement for the State Liquor Commission. Casual news of local residents follows.

Richland Keokuk County

Mid-Prairie students stage three one-act plays

On February 13 at 7 30 p m Mid-Prairie Senior High students present Fireman Save My Child The Blue Teapot and Death of a Hired Man director pair Mrs Janet Higgins and Mrs Ruth Guldenzolf lead the performances in the Senior High Gym Casts include Terry Stockett Julia Quingle Ron McClellen Chester Quingle Gary Kos Archibald Quingle Virginia McDowell Myrtle Jones Diana Reis Daisy Dorrance June Kempf Sally Crossbury Al Smith Bing Barnes Ann Josten Mary Lawson Bonnie Phillips Kent Fordyce Don Johnsson Ruby Mast Glenn D Miller Barbara Beckman Mary Russell Edna Kelly and Steve Kelley Silas F H A Field Trip set for January 23 brings Future Homemakers of America to Cedar Rapids for studio tours and Home Fare viewing

Wellman Mid - Prairie Senior High Janet Higgins Ruth Guldenzolf Terry Stockett Julia Quingle Ron MceClellen Chester Quingle Gary Kos Archibald Quingle Virginia McDowell Myrtle Jones Diana Reis Daisy Dorrance June Kempf Sally Crossbury al Smith Bing Barnes Ann Josten Mary Lawson Bonnie Phillips Kent Fordyce Don Johnsson Jimmy Ruby Mast Cynthia Robert Frost Glenn D. Miller Warren Barbara Beckman Mary Karen Russell Edna Steve Kelley Silas F.H.A Mid - Prairie Homemakers of America Cedar Rapids W.M.T Paris

Plan to orbit new larger Echo satellite cooperation

United States and Russia will launch Echo 2 the giant 135 foot balloon satellite from Vandenberg California. NASA says it marks the first major step toward peaceful space cooperation and will be visible as a bright star for about three years. Russia will radar track and bounce signals off the reflective surface and relay telemetry from beacon transmitters.

Vandenberg Afb Calif UPI United States Russia Soviet Union Pacific Missile Range Base National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Earth

Glenn supporters claim early victory in Ohio politics

Former astronaut John H Glenn gains early momentum as he fights for the Ohio Democratic endorsement in a battle that could shape the May 5 primary and fall Senate race. His backers claim widespread county support, while some observers doubt Glenn’s political philosophy is clear.

John Glenn Columbus, Ohio UPI John H. Glenn Buckeye Ohio Democratic Organization Stephen M. Young Glenn Young U.S Robert Taft Jr Ohio Taft Ted W. Brown Wayne Hays Belmont County Hays

Quote on aging and game of life from a playful maxim

A compact witticism notes that learning the rules of life comes too late to join the team. The speaker contrasts timing and opportunity, implying youth misses due to late understanding. The quote emphasizes age and effort with a humorous, reflective tone.

Farm equipment sale listing with multiple tractor parts

Classified ad lists reconditioned tractors and implements including a 1955 MTA with oversize sleeves, 1954 Super C with aluminum pistons, F20 with Liftall pump, 455 quick-tatch gear, cultivators, mowers, a 2-year-old New Holland hay crimper, 450 THC corn planter, 10-foot drill, 12-foot disk, John Deere wagon, Case plow, horn PTO shredder, manure spreaders, sprayers, blades, wagons, chains, heat houser, rotary mower, and cream separator for sale. Items include hydraulic lifts, hoists, and various tires and attachments.

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