Editorial rebuttal to Hunger in America program
The Richmond News Leader argues CBS misrepresented hunger in its Hunger in America program. It cites a San Antonio couple claiming the dying baby shown was theirs and decries the network for bias and sensationalism while noting USDA pressure on counties to run food programs.
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Cbs-Tv
America
CBS
Congress
Department of Agriculture
USDA
Feds
San Antonio
Tex
Wwleyiston
CUS
Orville Freeman
Richmond News
How To Get Rich Quick Through Upward Bound Deals
The piece alleges Rep Frank Bow and Upward Bound selved a consulting firm via multiple add ons totaling 1.3 million dollars after competitive bidding. It notes the project hired a firm for 789045 and successive supplemental appropriations of 150000 250000 and 496932, followed by resignations and new paid advisory roles for the director. It ends with a rhetorical question about faster ways to get rich.
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Frank T. Bow
Project Upward Bound
Upward Bound
Riots Financed by Ford Grant to National Student Association
The Ford Foundation awarded $315,000 to the National Student Association. President Edward Schwartz said the funds would be used to "generate quiet revolutions" rather than violent protests on campuses, reflecting ongoing liberal activity during recent years.
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Ford Foundation
National Student Association
Distud
Edward Schwartz
Association
Planning to Buy Foundation Garments Pamphlet Reprinted
The Agriculture Extension Service released a pamphlet for consumers titled Planing to Buy Foundation Garments. Some illustrations may appear dated, as the booklet is a reprinted version from 19).
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Agriculture Eextension Service
Successful Investing- By Roger E Speer
A reader asks about selling Commercial Credit to buy GM and Jersey Standard. The adviser suggests switching to income stocks with solid yields, notes Commercial Credit merger with Control Data and uncertain dividends, and discusses International Rectifier now in slump with potential turnaround through expansion and overseas growth.
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Gen. Motors
Jersey Qandard
C. McC. Jr
Croke
Bech Partners
M. M
M. A
Razer Spear
Roger E. Spear
Anderson
Grand Central Station
York
Nixon Handwriting Reveals Character and Principles
Columnist uses handwriting analysis to profile Richard Nixon and contrasts him with Humphrey and McCarthy. Analyst notes Nixon as principled, forward looking, pragmatic yet independent, with strong self control and notable diplomacy despite impatience with detail.
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Richard Nixon
New School For Social Research
William Odell
Nixon
Persident
Humphrey
Ts Gondal
Nuon
Sconner
Mr. Odell
Mr. Nixon
Bii
Ichthyosis and society fears from a strange letter
A reader describes a man with fishskin like skin or alligator hide and questions whether such a condition, possibly ichthyosis, could affect an unborn child. Dr Brady explains the condition, possible causes, and care tips while inviting brief mailed health queries.
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Yong Wonlat
Maior Promi Sters
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
South Berely Hills
California
Velma G. Urges Weekly Rest for Clergy to Recharge
Velma G 82 wife of a minister asks clergy to set aside one day a week for rest and private prayer. She urges parishioners to avoid calls except emergencies and promotes family time and privacy to prevent burnout and ensure healthy parenting and better sermons. Written from Moeller Indiana to Dr Crane for personal advice.
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Velma
Velma G
Valma
Jess
Folklore Tidbits From A Scottish Times
A string of brief anecdotes and quips about everyday wit and misstatements. Includes a grocer’s quip on holes in dough outs, a butcher’s remark on skinning meat, procrastination advice from a Presbyterian worker, punctuation tricks by a teacher, and a note on a television custody ruling in Ohio.
Statesmen and postterm politics urge renewed American optimism
Paul Harvey argues postterm reflection enhances leadership, citing Truman Eisenhower Dewey Nixon and Churchill as examples of growth after defeat. He urges renewed self confidence and enlightened selfishness to restore America's unity and ambition.
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Harry Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
Tom Dewey
Richard Nixom
Moses
Winston Churchill
Abraham Lincoly
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Adams
Joan Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
William H. Harrison
Grover Cleveland
William Jennings Bryan
Adlai Stevenson
Arnold Toynbee
Temm
Nixon
Béliasaurance
Chicago
John Kennedy
America
Short Thoughts on Pollution and Fashion Ambition
The piece notes rising air pollution urges immediate city cleanup. It contrasts ambition with greed as two definitions. A survey claims 49 percent of American men would wear fur coats this winter if weather turns bitter.
Preamble to the United States Constitution
The text presents the opening aims of the U S Constitution: forming a more perfect union establishing justice ensuring domestic tranquility providing for defense promoting general welfare and securing liberty for present and future generations.
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United States
United States of America
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Raymond A. Reed
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Crow Portage
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Madison
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Medison
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Menvenger
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