Subsidy Debates Highlight Farm Surplus and Costs
An op ed condemns farm price supports and subsidies citing 47 billion dollars in aid since 1933 and a 6.5 billion stockpile. It warns of a growing welfare state, argues for market-driven reform, and urges expanding exports and reducing reserves to manage surplus amid calls for new farm policy.
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Traffic toll soars as holidays approach in Madison County
Madison County records 38 traffic deaths this year, up from 34 last year, with three people hospitalized. Officials urge drivers to be cautious during Thanksgiving through New Year, stressing sobriety and lower speeds as the key to reducing the rising toll. A Herald paragraph notes federal funds leverage on compliance.
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Successful investing advisory from Roger E Spear article
Investor questions on King's Department Stores and American Hospital Supply spur Spear to keep holds for growth amid expected holiday demand. He notes King's as growth speculation with earnings around 2.40 a share and nine times earnings, advising holding and potential switch to Pacific Gas & Electric. OTC purchases explained and Spear Investment Guide offer promoted for $1.00.
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Federal civil rights clash over CRS fate
The Community Relations Service faces a quiet sidelining within the Justice Department as critics warn that placing bi racial mediation under Attorney General Katzenbach could erode its flexible approach. Advocates stress CRS must operate independently to heal racial tensions amid ongoing government reorganizations.
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Health notes on antiseptics and wound care
Dr Brady questions the value of antiseptic mouthwashes for throat infections and cautions against strong antiseptics for wounds. He outlines proper wound treatment including washing and removing damaged tissue, leaving wounds open to air, and deciding on tetanus antitoxin as needed. He invites brief letters for health guidance.
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The First Fruit Cake History In Basil Feast Tale
The piece notes dates back to the 3rd century with Bishop Basil planning to meet famine in Cappadocia. It describes large fruit cakes with dates figs fruits and nuts baked to feed hungry people and celebrated by the Greek Church on St Basil Day.
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Hypnosis in childbirth and the case of Philip's wife
The article recounts psychologist Philip using hypnosis on his wife Arlene during delivery to reduce pain and memory of birth. It notes effects of hypnosis and potential drugs, mentions their son George born after five prior girls, and warns against morphine during labor due to baby breathing risks.
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Folklore snippets from Indiana University tales and warnings
A collection of humorous and didactic vignettes and sayings from campus life. It includes a coachy tale about a horse that laughs at beginners, an old friend inquiring after a family, and the line American Saying about God, sons, and nephews.
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State Library Head Addresses Area Officials at BSU Banquet
Indiana State Librarian Robert McClaren 4 Ball State University spoke on Tomorrow and Tomorrow The Future of School Libraries at the sixth annual Boss Night Banquet of the Eastern Indiana Librarians Association in the Pittinger Student Center BSU. Twenty five local school administrators teachers and board members attended the event with names listed including John Childes A George Harrison William Byer G E Ebbertt Dr Enoch Drumm Russell Davis Frank Van Slyke Lavinia Burton Robert Collier Clyde Williams John Kinney Leonard Austin Clifford Swift Victor Owen Don Dick Jack Sandefur and several teachers. Name tags for over a hundred attendees were made by Park Place Elementary School students.
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