Annual Farm Tour Showcases Progressive Hoosier Farmers
The annual Farm Tour returns June 25, drawing business and industrial leaders and local residents to area farms. Observers will see modern methods and equipment aimed at increasing yield, improving animal care, and illustrating cooperative effort between farmers, industry, and business. The event highlights America's goal to be the best fed nation and honors American and Hoosier farmers.
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The Census Caper Sparks Debate on Privacy and Policy
A New Census Caper debate heats up as critics argue the 197 census intrudes into private lives. Congress members say the count should only provide population figures for representation, not pry into personal habits or daily routines.
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Washingtons Summer Festival Opens Amid Tense Climate
Washington DC celebrates a summer festival starting today through September 2 highlighting free events across the city. The Washington Convention and Visitors Bureau promotes outdoor concerts Shakespearean performances and museum visits at venues like the National Gallery Library of Congress and Smithsonian while noting safety concerns over the Poor People’s Campaign Resurrection City encampment and a postponed demonstration resuming Wednesday.
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Resurrection City
Postwar Building Boom Anticipated by Expert Letter
A Roger Successful Investing column discusses a predicted postwar residential construction boom in U.S. cities. Soaring costs for materials and land, high mortgage rates, and limited savings deposits may delay starts, but easing Viet Nam spending could revive housing demand. five forest products firms and gypsum producers are highlighted as benefiting from building activity.
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Comradeship in concupiscence at Princeton sparks campus debate
An editorial voice argues against unrestricted access of women to men’s dorms across campuses including Princeton and Michigan. It stresses that perpetual coeducation erodes privacy and decorum, warning of diminished romance and delayed adulthood. The piece cites Duke and Reed as examples in a broader critique of campus sexuality policies.
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Reed
Oregon
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Perspective on America’s resilience and duties after tragedy
The Christian Science Monitor editorial urges Americans not to overreact to recent tragedy. It praises the nation’s recoverable dynamism and core principles while warning against cynicism and self condemnation. It cites Kennedy’s noble words and Harold Macmillan’s BBC remarks to frame a call for balanced self view and universal ideals guiding future policy.
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Republic
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America
Harold Macmillian
Britain
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Christian Science Monitor
Worry Clinic Debate on Sterilization and Welfare Reform
Dr George W Wood advocates voluntary sterilization to curb feeblemindedness and welfare costs, arguing compulsion risks ethics and that voluntary methods gain acceptance. The piece cites Dr H Wood Curtis, mentions IQ thresholds, population fears, and urges readers to contact Dr Crane Meltot for guidance and charts.
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Folklore In Courtroom Duel Over a Suit case
An English court tale retold by William Wade shows a lawyer winning a $35,000 breach of promise suit for a spinster by using a harsh courtroom defense. After the verdict, the attorney is assaulted in the corridor by the angry client, sustaining facial and head injuries before she pays him only with blows. An American saying closes the tale.
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Brady's Health Service Misleading Claims on Arthritis
William Brad criticizes calcium and vitamin D supplements as not medicine, stating they are nutrition. He argues chronic joint disability, often labeled arthritis or rheumatism, stems from nutritional deficiency and exposure beliefs, challenging doctors’ explanations and urging readers to question costly treatments.
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Witardaya
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Graduation Rank at Naval Academy: Ensigns in Navy
June Week marks graduation for midshipmen of the United States Naval Academy. First classmen finish four years of training and become Ensigns in the Navy or Second Lieutenants in the Marine Corps after the ceremony. Upperclassmen head to summer cruises and aviation options as they prepare for leadership roles.
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Marine Corps
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