Nixon and Brown Face California Governor Showdown
Richard M Nixon and Edmund G Brown prepare for a hard fought California governor race set to be decided on November 6. The contest draws national attention with Kennedy and Eisenhower expected to back Brown and Nixon respectively, and a high stakes battle influential to the GOP.
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Local Hog Cholera Vaccine Debuts at Graf Feed and Grain
A new hog cholera vaccine named Colra cine is now available at Graf Feed and Grain in Haskins. The vaccine uses a laboratory grown cell medium to cultivate the virus in glassware, improving safety and dose potency. Produced by Corn King Company and Cutter Laboratories, Collacine aims to help eliminate hog cholera in Iowa.
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Cutter Laboratories
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Minimum 1.18 Dollar Support Set For 1962 Corn
Prices for the 1962 corn crop in Washington County will be supported at a minimum of 1.18 per bushel. Howard Lins, ASC County Committee Chairman, says the minimum matches 1961 and could rise if October 1 price data push the rate higher. Eligibility depends on participation, 1962 production, grade No 3 or better, moisture limits, and proper storage. Loans and purchase agreements run through May 31, 1963, with 1963 maturity. Water cyclamen note follows.
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Brooks Times Square High Roll Collars For Singers
New York report on Sam Brooks who runs Brooks’s Times Square and supplies high roll collars for Broadway and rock performers. The feature explains collar height, roll, taper, and favored fabrics, plus the shop’s compact setup and connections with Brooks Brothers.
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Parents Watch As Children Play
Ten Baltimore preschool children were observed by their mothers in a class led by a teacher or child psychologist. The session tracked each child’s activities and ended with a group discussion of the records.
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Los Angeles
Amherst
N.Y
National Education Association
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Empire State Building gains new life under Wien plan
Lawrence A Wien argues the Empire State Building lacks character despite being the world’s tallest. He outlines plans for lobby art, a central air system with upgrades, and an international restaurant as part of a broader revitalization while leasing shifts continue.
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Anna Yoder Breaks Arm in Fall Leaving Church
Anna Yoder suffered a broken left arm after church services as she leaned on an unlatched door and fell while leaving the Pleasant View Home in Kalona. She will be a wheelchair patient for some time and previously broke a leg less than two years ago. The account also notes community activities and local birthdays in the area.
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Sunset Park
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Kalona
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Eicher
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Wayland
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Velma
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Daniel Leichty
Edith Roth
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Lonnie Leichty
Merle Conrad
Merlyn Conrad
Robin Conrad
Beatrice Guerra
Wool Growers Urged to Vote in Referendum on Marketing Program
Howard Lins of the preservation county committee urged all eligible wool growers to vote during September 10 to 21 at the ASCS County Office. Ballots may be mailed or cast in person to determine continued deductions funding wool and lamb advertising and promotion under the National Wool Act.
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
ASCS
Secretary of Agriculture
American Sheep Producers Council
National Wool Act
Noble Consolidated to be on the map after 40 years
Hesston Kansas resident John Reschly visited the area for a couple of days last week as Noble Consolidated emerges from obscurity and aims to appear on road maps. Locals note Noble’s location within about 12 miles and wonder about its exact site.
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