Campaign for Ending Farm Subsidies Urged by Findley
In Reader's Digest 1968, Congressman Paul Findley argues the 1933 farm subsidy program is failed and costly. He cites bureaucratic growth, wheat controls, and rising farm machine efficiency reducing labor needs, urging dismantling subsidies for wheat and corn and gradual decontrol of tobacco cotton peanuts and rice. He also calls voters to scrutinize candidates and press for budget restraint.
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U.S
Paul Findley
Ulinds
Reader's Digest
Cong
Tindley
Congress
Findley
Charles Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
The
Farm Journal
USDA
Cong. Findley
Tom Curtis
Missouri
Successful Investing: Early Stock Choices and Wellington Fund Advice
Reader questions a young career woman about buying stock with savings and a widow voter asks whether to stay with Wellington Fund. Spear advises prioritizing needs and marriage plans, suggests starting with 19 shares of Del Monte if investing now, and endorses keeping Wellington for principal preservation and balanced risk.
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Prin
Cipal
del Monte
Wellington Fund
Wellingt
Wellington
Spear
Colvin
Fea. Corp
Kennedy and the Teenyboppers Shape Democratic Race
The piece argues Kennedy lacks broad Democratic support while teenybopper enthusiasm grows on campuses such as Alabama. It contrasts Kennedy with McCarthy and Johnson, warns of a Nixon victory and notes Kennedy’s Vietnam stance as impractical, suggesting Kennedy may inherit an empty nomination.
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Robby
Teenyboppers
Johnson
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
University of Alabama
Democratic Lab
Eugene McCarthy
Sen Kennedy
Bobby
Kenedy
Alabama
Nixon
McCarthy
Johnsonan
Vietnam
Kennedy Tait
South Vietnam
National Laluration Front
Viet Cong
United States
Greece
NPL
Sen. McCarthy
Dave
Richard Nixon
Tmo
Jacob Javits
Mark Hatfield
Cone Beess
Chruston Morton
Guy
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Vietnam War Drives 1968 Election Debate
Paul Harvey outlines how Vietnam dominates the election as pollsters note public concern over Vietnam crime and national bankruptcy. He cites Nixon urging self-reliance by other nations and argues opposition to war is interpreted as disloyalty while emphasizing the value of open debate and loyal opposition.
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White House
Vietnam
Gelerys
Ateclean
Wisconsin
Howe
Ho Chi Minh
Richard Nixon
United States
Free World
The Worry Clinic Critique of College Psychology
Molly G complains that college psychology courses are dull and impractical. Dr Crane argues most professors lack real world horse sense and urges students to study applied psychology and avoid theoretical programs unless courses offer practical relevance. He cites Ohio State examples and offers personal advice via his column and charts.
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Molly
Colege
Cole Unic
Molly G
Crane
Wits
State University
PTA
Turkey
Ohio State University
Citizen Journal
Ohio State
America
Crave
Meliot
Ind
Health Letter Warns Against Refined Foods
Dr William Brady criticizes diet trends in a health column, arguing that white flour and sugar drive poor nutrition. He cites parents who feed children brown bread and vegetables, references Adelle Davis and her book, and invites readers to mail questions to Dr Brady in Beverly Hills California.
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Namby-Pamby
Ohio
Brady
William Brady
EL Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Shipwise- By James B. Martin
An aircraft carrier is a huge ship yet a compact airfield for jet operations. Flight decks host up to four fighters, with catapults launching planes in 310 feet to 40 tons, and arrested landings stopping 22 tons at 100 mph in 23 feet. Four catapults can launch planes in under three minutes, with recovery cycles every 30 seconds during emergencies.
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Adelle Davis
Harcourt, Brace
America
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Tam
Ty Woney
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert EF
Jackson Jane
Raymond A. Reed
Treasuire
Ab Andausa
Herald
Tom
Esecieal Merstogar
Herat
Associated Press
Russell Kir
Paul Harvey News
Harvey
United States of America
George W. Crane
Sy William Wade
Brady's Health Service
William Brad
James B. Martin
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