South and Midwest Hold Largest Farm Populations
Census data show the South with 5.7 million and the Midwest about 5.4 million in farm populations, far ahead of the East and West. The report notes political implications for Johnson era programs, with livestock and crops shaping regional wealth and policy risk ahead of the November election.
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Tower Of Light at the New York World’s Fair exhibit
The electric industry pavilion uses over a thousand aluminum panels forming a forest of triangular prisms. A 12 billion candlepower light beam rises from the central court as 140 electric companies sponsor a moving ramp through seven exhibit chambers detailing industry and free enterprise at a billion dollar fair.
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Succes Keen Oldster Switches to Improve His Income
73 year old investor asks if switching from California Water & Telephone to California Water Service is wise. He holds 484 shares and notes California Water & Telephone yields 2.2 percent on 33 percent bid while California Water Service offers 4.4 percent at 29 percent. merger prospects with General Telephone have pushed the stock to an all time high.
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Justice Dept Seeks Breakup After Merger Approval Discussed
The Department of Justice plans to let a merger go through then challenge it as a Clayton Act violation, leaving the final outcome uncertain. A respondent asks about continuing investments and debentures from large utilities, while a legal expert begins to answer.
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Debentures Offer Yields Around Five Percent in 1964
The writer notes recent debenture offerings yielding about 5 percent, highlighting Tennessee Gas Transmission 5s of 1984 at 5.06 and Eastern Transmission 5s of 1986 at 5.02. Debentures are relatively safe, though less secured than mortgage debt, and may outperform weaker company mortgages. The author intends to keep both for electronic stocks.
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Brainwashing and political clutter in a wartime frame
A fragmented column contrasts Helen G’s case of alleged brainwashing with broader debates on ideology and foreign policy. It discusses psychoanalytic themes, postwar fears, and compares Goldwater with Eisenhower, weaving in political commentary, cultural references, and a note on Indiana’s WWII era observance and awards.
Helen Faces Intruders Hypnosis Offers Fast Reversal
A fragmented account describes Helen losing spotlight to younger intruders and peers in school social circles. It cites hypnosis as a purported aid to reverse brainwashing, with references to a Dr. Crane Mellor and a request for stamped self addressed envelopes and 25 cents for personal advice notes.
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Health Service Notes on Contagion and Personal Responsibility
Dr Brady argues that many respiratory symptoms are non infectious while acknowledging true CRI cases. He urges individuals to avoid spreading germs, warn others when near spray range, and adopt hygiene to prevent transmission.
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Parachute Record Set By Marines At Cherry Point
Nine Marine parachutists from sport clubs at Cherry Point and Camp Lejeune set a new world record for seven eight and nine man jumps from 44 000 feet before opening chutes. The feat used a Lockheed Hercules aircraft to test high altitude free falls and emergency deployment.
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Castro Attacks Cuba OAS Yet US Stands Firm
Washington APS reports the State Department dismissed Fidel Castro's Sunday speech on the anniversary of his revolution as expected and focused on criticizing OAS efforts to tighten sanctions. The White House aide noted Castro warned troops would shoot back at US Marines at Guantanamo, while OAS nations prepared resolutions and urged world cooperation to enforce embargoes.
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Scout Camp Visit Set For Optimists
In Lafayette Indiana the Optimist Club plans a Scout Camp visit tonight. The program chair Herbert Carner says thieves targeted a local drug store safe, but the safe was locked and contents removed. Members meet at 5 45 p.m. at Edge Home News Co and proceed to the camp for dinner.
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Eisenhowers Return to Gettysburg Farm after Cross Country Trip
Former President Dwight Eisenhower and his wife arrived at their farm near Gettysburg after a 17 day cross country journey and attendance at the Republican National Convention in San Francisco. The couple and staff ended a four day train tour reaching Harrisburg early Monday before final drive to the farm.
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Former Gendarmes Riot At Provincial Palace In Congo
About 500 former Kagangan gendarmes rioted at the Congo provincial palace area seeking integration into the National Congolese Army. They protested over lack of clothing and food, massing on Boulevard Elisabeth and throwing rocks at European cars in front of the provincial president's home.
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