Inflation blame game ignores farmer reality
The piece argues farmers are inflation victims, not culprits, noting 1965 prices were 9 percent below 1947 45 averages while wages rose 107 percent and farm borrows costs climbed 28.3 percent. It faults government spending and expansionary fiscal policy for rising prices.
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Farm Journal Magazine
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Congress
The Peripatetic Wilson and the Washington Visit
A long, mixed-stance analysis traces Prime Minister Harold Wilson’s Moscow trip and Washington visit amid pound crises and Viet Nam policy. It notes British and American reactions, press critique, and how Wilson’s tours affect deflationary aims and transatlantic relations.
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Washington
Tommorrow
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Moscow
The
Guardian
Haiphong
Hanoi
Dennis Healey
Britain
United States
Viet Nam
Amer
Johnson
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Sunday Express
Democracy Support Quote by Taft Emphasizes Law Obedience
Taft argued that true democracy requires citizens to obey laws they themselves deem valid. He warned that if individuals refuse to follow laws they disagree with, democracy fails. The basis of good government, he asserted, rests on collective agreement and voluntary compliance with established law.
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William Howard Taft
Suiday
Naucast
Successful Investing Advice From Roger E Spear
A reader asks about switching holdings from National Fuel Gas to Simmons and Burroughs Corp seeking faster growth. The advisor notes National Fuel Gas lags, Simmons shows growth, Burroughs carries higher risk with new computer products, and explains warrants and their function.
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al Rover
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Fea, Corp
The Worry Clinic by Dr George W Crane Explains Case Records
Don Bleitz notes the Worry Clinic concept and the case record method started at Northwestern University and expanded into a nationwide newspaper column. Dr Crane describes smorgasbord style coverage across love, personality, psychosomatic medicine, and applied psychology with practical home lessons.
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Don Bleitz
Walter Dill. Scott
Northwestern University
Los Angeles
Crane
George Washington University
Washington, D.C
Walter Dill Scalt
Amelia
Mississippi’s Two Signs Point to Political Future
The Inside Report notes two developments in Mississippi: Douglas Wynn aligns with the biracial Young Democrats linking white regulars to newly registering Black voters, and a 1600-person NAACP registration drive in Wilkinson County boosts Black political presence. Together they hint at a evolving, biracial Democratic base despite Eastland’s likely reelection and moderates’ limited near-term gains.
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Jackson
Miss
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Wynn
NAACP
Wilkinson County
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Yds
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Prentiss Walker
Ross Barneil
Rujal
Atl
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Young Democrats
Ed Clark
Australia
Lbs
National Democratic Party
Hiastland
Johnson-Humphrey
Eastland
Freedont Democratic Party
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Jefferson
Claiborne
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Planing
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Mississippi Future
What to Do About a Sprained Ankle in Health Service
A sprain results from forcible joint movement and may involve torn ligaments or bone fragments. Army surgeons favor immediate focal anesthetic injections at tender points, immobilization, and walking when mild. splinting and X rays for severe cases, with three weeks in splints if ligaments are ruptured.
Highway safety verse warns of speeding and luck
A montage of rhymes urges caution on roads, citing tragedy from excessive speed and red light violations. It recalls Jimmy McReed’s death at ninety eight and notes both drivers and pedestrians share blame. The piece ends with a quip about two and two not always equaling four.
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Jimmy McReed
GOP and UN critique sparks partisan laughter in debate
The GOP Coordinating Committee critique of the United Nations under the Johnson administration draws laughter as experts from 14 nations struggle to agree on recommendations to the General Assembly. Analysts see the move as partisan politics lacking understanding of the current world scene.
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Republican Coordinating Committee
United Nations
Jotaican
Alt
Near East
Iswahia
New York Times
General Assembly
Republican Party
Viet Nam
de Gaulle
Don Johnson
Soviet Union
England
France
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
Maldive Islands
Stanford
Connecticut
Peoria
Ilinois
Persian Gulf
Atoll
Range
Britain
U. S
Ussr
Washington Star Syndicate
Inu
Women Captains Sailors through History on Stormy Seas
The article recalls women serving as ship captains in earlier sailings. Mrs. Cressy, wife of Capt Cressy of the Flying Cloud, aided a man overboard and helped nurse him. Mrs. Patton, navigator on the Neptune, captained the ship around the Horn to San Francisco Harbor, earning praise and a reward, while nursing her husband back to health.
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