United Fund Campaign Seeks Fourth Report Meeting Victory
Editorial urges strong support for the Madison County United Fund drive as Monday marks the fourth report session aiming to show at least 18.8 percent of a $650,000 goal. Agencies across 33 groups benefit from community contributions enabling essential programs and services.
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United Fund
Madison County
United Fund Organization
Najah Wheat Debuts In Lebanon To Boost Regional Yields
The Najah wheat variety from the American University of Beirut will be sown by Lebanese farmers in November as part of a Green Revolution effort. Najah aims to double Middle East yields within a few years, with distribution managed via barter to prevent commercial exploitation.
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Beirat
Lebanon
Middle East
American University of Beirut
Bequa’s
W. W. Worzella
American University Agronomy
Syria
Jordan
Canada
United States
Mexico
Australia
Spain
Africa
Turkey
India
Siberia
China
America
Varzella
Agronomists
Queen Elizabeth II Visits Brazil In Historic Royal Tour
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrive in Recife marking the first reigning monarch visit to Brazil. They will travel to Rio de Janeiro and Salvador by royal yacht with a state banquet planned in Brasilia and a later stop in Santiago, Chile, amid Argentina Britain Falkland dispute tensions.
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Recife
Brazil
London
Royal Air Force
Prince Phillip
Mexico City
Queen Victoria
Victoria
Elizabeth
Phillip
Rio de Janeiro
Salva
Dor
Brasilia
Santiago
Chile
Buenos Aires
Britain
Argentina
Falkland Islands
London Times
Eagle and Wildcat Fable From Indiana Axiom
Folklore about an eagle nesting in an oak tree and a wily wildcat plotting to starve both eagle and her brood. The tale ends with mutual fear driving the eagle and the cat from their home, illustrating the proverb flatterers are cats that lick before and scratch behind.
Generational gaps and media hypocrisy in student protests
Paul Harvey critiques two kinds of student protests overt and covert and denounces generation gap tensions. He argues for compassion toward youth while condemning hypocrisy in adults and media distortions that fuel distrust between generations.
Making a Picture or Saving a Life in Resuscitation Debates
Dr William Brady questions methods of prone pressure resuscitation and arm placement in drowning cases citing 1920s Red Cross literature and Yale expert Yandell Henderson. He recounts filing-room confinement and a near entrapment episode while arguing against placing under the head to keep the face clear. He notes experiences in resuscitation and invites replies through stamped envelopes.
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Red Cross
Beck &P
Danahster
Sam
Fire Department
Vda
Hoth
Schaefer Himeseit
Yandel Henderson
Schaefer
Yandell Henderson
William Bennett
Canadaigua High School
Mol Sy
Yale
Rochester
N.Y
American Red Cross
Lille Lesser
Iran
The Worry Clinic Case on Mothers and Shoplifting
A narrative examines a boy Bobby and his mother who is caught shoplifting, highlighting a contrast between presumed good mothers and harsher realities. The piece urges self assessment of parenting through Dr Getroe W Cran’s incentive to request the 20 point Tests for Parents and related materials.
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Bobby
Saverdlaconices
Novice investor seeks guidance on Fairfield Noble and dividends
Reader asks how to invest in Fairfield Noble, a women’s knitwear maker with an integrated dyeing to packaging operation. The column discusses company details, recent earnings up 24 percent, acquisitions, plant expansion, and advertising. It then shifts to a retiree’s plan, proposing asset sales, annuity purchase, and a dividend-based income solution.
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Noble Corp
BR. K
Fairfield-Noble
Bryant 9
Fair- Giald
Pairfield
American Airlines
Commonwealth Gil
Continental Telephone
Pacific Southwest Airlines
Pike
Pfd
U. S
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Roger FE
Spear
Anderson Herald
Hox 1618
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Gen. Ofa, Corp
Buckley Notes Nixon Edge in Humphrey Endorsement Spin
The column rails at Richard Nixon as the front runner while Arthur Schlesinger Jr endorses Hubert Humphrey and mocks Nixon’s stance on Vietnam. It questions Schlesinger and Reston motives, cites Javits’s NY posture, and imagines a Javits-Davits debate as a theater of political irony.
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Richard Nixon
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Enbert Humphrey
Schlesinger
Senator McCarthy
Kennedy
Mes Carthy
Kennedy Rowan
McCarthy
McGovern
Humphrey
Mr. Schlesinger
Vietnam
Nixon
United States
Arthur Schlesinger
John Kenneth Galbraith
Commerce
Benjamin Spock
Defense
Jamies Reston
Duns Scotus
Hubert Humphrey
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
Jacob Javits
New York
Javits
Liberal Party
Vetera
Davits
New York State
Mr. Davits
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