Mexican duck slaughter syndrome myth or fact
An examination of a supposed disease called the Mexican slaughter syndrome that supposedly affects duck hunters rather than ducks. The piece explains Mexico's share of continental waterfowl harvest under treaty, actual duck kill figures, historical market hunting, and current hunting laws and economic factors shaping Mexican duck hunting.
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Mexico
U. S
United States
Canada
H. R. “Bud’’ Morgan
National Wildlife Federation
Morgan
A. Starker Leopold
Minnesota
Record soybean carryover climbs amid large 1968 crop
Washington reports a sharp rise in carryover soybeans with 166.1 million bushels on hand from 1967 and earlier crops, up from 90.1 million a year earlier. Domestic and export buyers used 896 million bushels since Sept 1, 1967, as a record 1968 crop of 1.08 billion bushels looms, widening surplus and price support loans totaling 138 million bushels.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Coffee used as political weapon in youth GOP drive
New York United Press International reports Teen-Age Republicans with about 100,000 members have launched a nationwide coffee program to sway voters. Coffee booths at street corners stations and plazas offer an inexpensive way for teens to spread their ideas, says Barbie Wells national director of TARS.
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New York
UPI
Barbie Wells
Republican Clubs
TARS
Mexican troops seal Olympic riot site after student turmoil
In Mexico City the army moved to secure the Olympic headquarters after bayonet charges and riots earlier in the week. Police and troops, armed with rifles and tear gas, surrounded the 10 story building as clashes left seven dead, dozens wounded, and about 500 students jailed amid ongoing demonstrations against the Games.
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Mexico City
UPI
Paseo de la Reforma
National University
Olympic
Ixtapalapa
Antonio Pena
Pena
Army
Polytechnic Institute
Iowa sale dates spread over multiple towns and goods
A long list of farm and livestock auctions scheduled across Iowa from September through October. Estates and county sales include 160 acre Packwood farm, Crawford administrator sale, Fairfield Liberty Drive sale, Wellman Poland China hog sale, Hampshire Hampshire boar sale, farm machinery and livestock near Washington or Dublin Store, Kalona livestock listings, Ollie and Columbus Junction auctions, plus weekly sales at Kalona and Wapello venues.
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Packwood
Jefferson County Court House
Dora W. Woolums
Columbus City
River Products
Clyde R. Crawford
Liberty Drive
S. W. Corner
Fairfield
Iowa
Washington
Dublin Store
Keith Augustine
Highland High School
Second Road
Haskins
C & J Feed
First Road
George Bixby
Kalona Sales Barn
Kalona
Wayland
Wapello Livestock Sales, Inc
Wapello
Ollie Livestock Exchange
Ollie
Smylie’s
Columbus Junction
Washington Livestock Sales Co
Rebekahs meet at Kalona hall
Kalona Rebekah Lodge met in Odd Fellow Hall with Mrs. Phillip Preston presiding as noble grand. A card of congratulations was sent to Bloomfield lodge number one of the world, observing its hundredth anniversary Sept 29 in Bloomfield Christian Church. Invitations read for a Three Link meeting Sept 26 at Wellman. Kalona ladies to host Oct 18 with other lodges invited. Eight sick calls reported. social committee for Oct 2 named.
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Kalona
Kalona Rebekah Lodge
Phillip Preston
Bloomfield Lodge
Christian Church of Bloomfield
Wellman
Roland Maxwell
L. J. Strickler
Paul Baumert
Raymah Dawson
Preston
Don Siefken
V. D. Hochstetler
Orval Meyer
Grinnell
Washington Evening Journal newsmast and staff rosters
The Washington Evening Journal in Washington Iowa lists editorial and advertising leadership headed by David Elder as Editor and Business Manager and William Shannon as Vice President Advertising Director. Charles Morris is News Editor, Bob Shaffer handles Local Advertising, and Howard Hazen oversees Production. The paper publishes afternoons except Sundays and holidays and is entered as second class matter.
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Washington Evening Journal
Washington
Iowa
David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bob Shaffer
Howard Hazen
United Press
Inland Daily Press Ass'n
Iowa Daily Press Ass'n
Iowa Press Ass'n
Audit Bureau of Circculations
Manor Bermels Hosts at Keota Home
September 24 residents visit with Bermels and Maplewood Manor guests. Family gatherings include Herb Pauly Loney and Smith from Ainsworth, Iowa City, and Des Moines. Poppy Day raises 500 poppies in Keota by VFW Post and Auxiliary with Girl Scouts assisting. numerous local visits and hospital news for Genevieve Lyle. guests include Carnot Feltz and the Feltz family from Ogallala Nebraska.
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Keota
Herb Pauly
Duane Loney
Iowa City
Clemence Smith
Ainsworth
Lawrence Bermel
Margaret Bermel
Maplewood Manor
Jeri Mayer
Karla Romoser
Des Moines
C. D. Kirkpatrick
Arthur Krause
Tressie Schreckengast
United Presbyterian Home
Washington
Grace Wade
Lula Randolph
L. V. Clarahan
Denise
Rhonda
Rhondas
James Lee
Joyce
Flora Lee
Harold Sheets
Joel Sheets
Jack Lawrence
Gloria Sheets
Vv. F. W. Post and Auxiliary
Girl Scouts
Gary Norenberg
Gina
Nebraska
Richard Mayer
Genevieve Lyle
Keokuk County Hospital
Sigourney
Carnot Feltz
Colorado
Francis Feltz
Jessie
Tressie Neilsen
Ogallala
Eugene Feltz
Supper Guests and Local Highlights From Riverside
Riverside notes report supper guests from Lone Tree honoring Steve Buell before his two years of active duty in California. Other items include visits by Tillie Vondrasek and Lillian Havel, a move of John Swenka Sr. to Greenwood Acres Nursing Home, and military address changes for Pvt. Timothy Colbert. Also mentioned are club euchre results, hospital releases, and social visits in the area.
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Riverside
Harry Buell
Leona Mottet
Lone Tree
Ann Danielson
Linda
Steve
California
Tillie Vondrasek
Lillian Havel
Washington
Will Krotz
Anna Soukup
John Swenka Sr
Greenwood Acres
Iowa City
Harold Kacklye
Walter Neff
Kacklye
Kenny Kucera
Traer
Laura Stewart
Washington County Hospital
Opal Kern
the Mercy Hospital
Robert Colbert
Tim
Ballot name rules and fair play in elections
The article reviews how ballot names are regulated across states, including name changes, title appending, and order of listing. It notes courts uphold voting will despite minor printing errors, and addresses misspellings in write-in votes and how intention is judged. It cites cases like DeForest and Mc Magi to illustrate standards.
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Lyndon Bobby Nixon
DeForest
McCreery
American Bar Association
Riverside Pinochle and Dessert Bridge Club Notes
Mrs Irma Heitzman hosted the Pinochle Club at Riverside with all members present. Amanda Lillia won the high prize and Cecil Strabala the low. The Dessert Bridge Club met with Edward Bushek. Gerald Cress won the high prize and Florence Hamilton the second high.
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Wilbur Kiene Riverside
Irma Heitzman
Amanda Lillia
Cecil Strabala
Ed Bushek
Edward Bushek
Gerald Cress
Florence Hamilton
Roger Schloss
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Area Television
KCRG
Joey Bishop
Wwoc
Dan Boone
Ironside Dragnet
Dean Martin
Andy Dick van Dyke
Tomorrow
Guiding Light
Mike Douglas McHale
Navy
CBS News
Gomer Pyle
WMT
FBI
Guiding Light ‘ News
Tell the Truth
Edge of Night
Secret
Max
Op. Entertain
Felony Squad
Don Rickles
Sonnett Judd
News Rat Patrol
PFPRI
Cap’n
Ernie
Jack Lalanne
Dick Cavitt
General Hos
ABC News
Fantastic Four
Spiderman
Center of Earth
New Beatles
Porter Wagoner
Woc
Bach
Popeye
Goliath
Birdman
Atom Ant
Top Cat Cool McCool
Tarzan
ETVO
SAT
Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Journal
Rebekahs
Kalona Hall
Mrs. Eugene Way
Bermels
Mrs. Boyd Sanders
Eugene
Lone Tree Home
Mrs. Wilbur Kiene
Timothy Colbert
E. R
COA
Ft. McClelland
Alabama
Lyle Gerot
Pete Gerot
Russel Yoder
Low
Ernest Krantz
Ted Gerot
Howard Linder
Bess Novy
Bob’ la Follette
Heitzman
Sam
Freedom
Us.s
U.S
Treasury Department
The
Advertising Council
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