Farmers Still Seek Chance To Compete In Markets
Senator Gale W. McGee of Wyoming leads opposition to new wheat controls arguing free price markets are impossible in wheat. He says American wheat farmers cannot compete with globally government managed prices and production. The piece contrasts his view with calls for continued federal supervision and price supports.
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Congress
Gale W. McGee
Wyoming
Democrat
McGee
Sen. McGee
America
University of Wyoming
Russia
Montgomery Ward
Sen
J. J. Hickey
Milward L. Simpson
Sen. Clark
Moscow
Cuba
East Germany
Hungary
Poland
Arkansas
U.S
Kennedy Civil Rights Push Faces Hard Road in Congress
Kennedy faces a bleak House outlook as the 1965 agenda stalls. Southern Democrats and Republicans fuse to block liberal measures, with tax reform and welfare spending under attack. The Senate leadership shifts and key aides struggle to muster support for civil rights and urban programs.
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House of Representatives
Cleland
Kennedy
House
Dixie
Congress
Capitol Hill
Ways and Means
White House
John W. McCormack
McCormack
Edward
Springfield
Mass
Johnson
Mansfield
Senate
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Moment of Glamour and Growth in a Quick Weight Loss
Mrs. Poke Bennett recalls her daughter Suzy seeking rapid weight loss before a college visit from West Point recruit Mike. A plan of steak, salad, and fruit is proposed to shed pounds, while Suzy jokes about flu as a shortcut.
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Mike
West Point
Suzy
Tuck
Frayed U S Debate Over Disarmament and Constitutional Power
Letters to the editor critique government overreach and warn against unilateral disarmament. They cite U S public policy, Kennedy era actions, and foreign affairs while urging defense under the Constitution and citizen oversight.
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Sen. J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Amarillo Daily News
Center For the Study of Democratic
Kennedy
Government Searches World Wide for Policy
A speaker argues that the United States lacks a coherent foreign policy as governments search for Cuba Laos and Caribbean strategies. He cites Berlin Khrushchev Cuba and Laos incidents to claim the New Frontier has altered aims and left freedom on the line with a failing anti missile posture and no clear plan.
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United States State Department
United States
Khrushchev
U.S
U.N
Soviet Union
Turkey
Italy
U.S. Strategic Air Command
Congress
America
Ing
Cuba
Berlin
Berlin Wall
East Germany
Russia
Caribbean
Western Hemisphere
Laos
Southeast Asia
Plain of Jars
Averill Harriman
Moscow
Lebanon
Quemoy
Matsu
House members face 1964 retirements and career plans
Congress members weigh runs for Senate state offices and retirement as pay raises and pension rules loom. Key leaders McCormack and Halleck likely to stay in speaker roles if party control shifts. widespread turnover expected in 1964 with many Dixie incumbents shifting to contest Republican seats.
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Kennedy
McCormack
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Senate
Capitol
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Lyndon B Johnson
Washington
House of Representatives
Timmons
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Charles A. Halleck
House
Moorehead
Pennyslvania
Montoya
New Mexico
Gill
Hawaii
Albert Thomas
Homer Thornberry
Illinois
Carl Vinson
Georgia
Congress
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
Emanuel Celler
New York
Democrat
Joseph W. Martin
Wright Patman
Howard W. Smith
Virginia
Dixie
Bilt
Treasure in Heaven sermon on tithing and giving
A religious note discusses storing treasure in heaven via a systematic tithing plan. It cites Luke 18:72 and describes giving ten percent of income as a path to eternal reward, mentioning a pastor and a friend who learned from him.
Amarillo Daily News Publisher and editors listed
Front page masthead lists Wesley Sizard as Publisher and Editor Paul Timmins associate editor Don Boyett managing editor Louise Evans editorial page Shel Krizer general manager Grady Camp business manager Lowell Brown advertising director Trenton Davis circulation manager Harry Bartlett production superintendent. Subscription and rate details provided for home delivery within Amarillo and surrounding areas with various monthly and yearly options. The note also states all prices include 2 percent Texas sales tax and copyright 1963 by Globe News Publishing Company.
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The
Daily News
Globe News Publishing Company, Inc
Ninth End
Harrison
Amarillo
Amarillo Texas
Wesley S.2zard
Paul Timmons
Don Boyett
Louise Evans
SHEL
Kritser
Grady Camp
Lowell Brown
Trenton Davis
Harry Bartlett
Amorillo
Texas
Globe-Nfws Publishing Company
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Mrs. Poke Bennett
the Golden Spread Forum
Phyllis Schlaply
Fairmont Alton, Hs
Tejan Cunningham
Bowie
Addis Ababa
Birmingham
Peace Corps
USA
Nixon
el Paso Chamizal
Mexico
Alaska
Lower California
Chamizal
el Paso
Roswell
N. M
Dennis the Menace
Dennis
Barry Goldwater
Washington Today
Goldwater
Bascom Timmons
Halleck
Robert A. Taft Jr
Ohio
Stephen Young
Michigan
Ford
Meader
Griffin
Hart
New Jersey
Dwyer
Cahill
Freylinghuysen
Williams
MclIntyre
Maine
Lloyd
Utah
Samuel S. Stratton
Stephen Smith
Kenneth Keating
Lhe Shepherd
Julien C. Hyer
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