Farmers Unhappy With Johnson and Freeman Policy
An article summarizes a Farm Journal poll showing farmers nationwide view President Johnson and Secretary Freeman as performing poorly. Majorities favor cutting federal spending and removing farm price supports, with regional splits and strong Midwest and Southeast dissatisfaction.
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National Agriculture Magazine
Farm Journal
Johnson
Freeman
Congress
United States
Midwest
Northeast
The Rock of Gibraltar in a new sovereignty clash
Britain governs The Rock while Spain asserts sovereignty as the frontier dispute escalates Spain plans to close a frontier post to traffic Gibraltar remains a Crown colony with limited self government and a population of about 25 000 mainly of Italian Spanish and Portuguese descent Most residents favor British rule over Franco regime control
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Gibraltar
Britannia
Britain
Spain
the Rock
Let Us Pass A Law On Equality Debate
The author argues that humans cannot be made equal and opposes forcing uniform patterns. They caution against conflating equal opportunity with identical individual equality. The piece praises exceptional talent and its contributions to society and urges respect for high ability while guiding youth.
Specialists On The Exchange Floor Explain Their Role
A reader asks who the specialists are. The answer describes specialist broker-dealers who trade for their own accounts in selected stocks to maintain orderly markets, building inventories and using their holdings to fill bid and ask gaps when needed. They are well capitalized, skilled, and exchange approved.
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J.A
To Russia With Love Buckley On The Right
Buckley argues that Vietnam pressures cause the United States to seek detente with the Soviet Union and court its respect. He warns that good intentions may embolden Communist aims and cites Western resolve as a deterrent while mocking debates about civil rights in Moscow. He suggests cultural ties and dialogue may be shortsighted.
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Viet Nam
Soviet Union
United States
Cuba
East Europe
New York City
U. S
Greece
Korea
Formosan Straits
Berlin
Louis Lomax
West Coast
Lomax
University of Moscow
Ku Klux Klan
Moscow
Congo
Russia
John Lukacs
Southeast Asia
Washington Star Syndicate, Inc
Iodin Ration and Endometriosis Letter to Dr Brady
A reader credits the iodin ration with easing endometriosis pain after years of diagnosis and asks about its relation to iodine deficiency. The letter defends sharing health tips while warning the ration is not medicine and invites requests for Pamphlet No. 33.
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J. E
Brady
William Meee
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Worry Clinic argues farming needs more than a tractor
A newspaper feature warns 18 year old Harry about rushing into marriage while outlining modern farming as a complex career. It stresses that teens should finish school, learn a trade, and gain work experience before marriage, and promotes business college for women as essential training for financial responsibility. The piece advertises a Vocational Guidance Booklet from Dr. Crane Mellor Indiana and invites readers to request it with a stamped return envelope and 25 cents.
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Harry B
Dr. Crane
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Supreme Court Legends and a Late Justice’s Duck Stamp
Folklore and fact mix in tales of Justices Van Devanter and Holmes with Waite. Van Devanter is said to have been arrested for missing a federal waterfowl stamp, joking he did not know one existed. Waite allegedly faced a penny shortage, cashing a check after a tavern owner recognized him. An old quip notes that a bigger head makes it easier to fill shoes.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Willis van Devanter
Indiana
Maryland
Oliver Wendell Holmes Wade
Morrison R. Waite
Supreme Court
Moony
The Lowly Scoundrel Preying on Elderly Homeowners
An elderly UK victim killed himself after a gang of three repairmen fleeced him of about 3200 dollars for worthless work. The piece warns readers to hire local, get written estimates, verify qualifications, and not pay until a trusted contractor has approved the job. It urges calling police if workers refuse to leave and emphasizes bold steps to protect savings.
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Manchester
England
Appleyard
Self
America
Nce
Sinking of the Pro vence French Cruiser holds record death toll
In modern maritime history the greatest loss of life occurred when the French cruiser Pro vence sank in the Mediterranean with 3 197 lives lost. The era also saw early carrier aviation stunts by Eugene Ely on ships like the Birmingham and Pennsylvania setting the stage for World War II aerial warfare. The Indianapolis listed as a port of entry reflects its distant location yet customs designated entry point status.
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Provence
Mediterran
Washington Irving
Louisiana
Glenn Curtiss
Eugene Ely
Curtis
Ieee
Birmingham
Chesapeake Bay
San Francisco Bay
Ely
Pennsylvania
Jes
Indianapolis
Weir
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M.N
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Stone & Webster
Tenneco
Spear
Gen
Fea. Corp
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert E. Jackson
Jane Toner Scott
Harle
S W. Laughlin
Edwin A. Bailey
Anderson
Madison
Associated Press
Herald
Fas
Orris
William F. Buckley
Buckley
Lord Chesterfield
Bradys Health Service
William Brady
Dorland
United States of America
George W. Crane
Harry
Crane
Mellor. Ind
Folklore
By William Wade
By Russell Kirk
Tirk
Gen. Fea. Corp
By James B. Martin
Martin
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