Farmers Unhappy With Johnson and Freeman Say Poll
A Farm Journal poll shows farmers nationwide view Johnson and Secretary Freeman as doing a poor job on agriculture. Eighty seven percent seek cuts in federal spending to curb inflation, with many favoring a complete withdrawal from farm price supports and controls. Regional splits show the Midwest and Southeast most dissatisfied. Northeast strongest support for Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Agriculture Magazine
Farm Journal
Johnson
Frermen
Comegress
United States
Midwest
Freeman
Northeast
The Rock Gibraltar Crisis Heads Toward Frontier Clash
Spain prepares to close a frontier post on The Rock Gibraltar prompting renewed British and Spanish sovereignty tensions. The Rock, a British Crown colony since 1713 with 25 000 inhabitants of Italian Spanish and Portuguese descent, faces a pivotal dispute amid calls for independence.
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Gibraltar
Britannia
Britain
Spain
The
Rock
the Rock
Let's Pass A Law on Equality and Talent
The writer argues against forced equality, asserting that people will never be equal and should not conform to a single pattern. They warn against confusing opportunity with uniform sameness and advocate admiring exceptional talent as a societal contribution and a standard for younger generations.
Specialists protect market order in trading, Spear notes
The article explains specialists on major exchanges who manage orders for brokers and trade for their own accounts to keep an orderly market. They hold large inventories, act during declines, and intervene to narrow bid ask gaps. A reader asks about safe stock picks. Spear suggests seven percent yields are possible in quality names like Armco, General Motors, Dana, Norfolk & Western, Phelps Dodge, Stone & Webster, and Tenneco, though personal replies are limited.
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E.S
Armica Steel
Oaramercial Credit
General Motors
Dana Corp
Norfolk & Western
Southern Rny
Phelps Dage
St. Joseph Leach
Stone & Webster
Tenneco
Spear
Gen
Fea, Corp
On The Rightly William F. Buc On The Rightly William F. Buc
A mock essay urges caution toward Soviet relations and criticizes Western rhetoric on Viet Nam. It questions U S good intentions and suggests cultural exchanges while noting past moves with Russia. The piece recounts a proposed Moscow debate with Louis Lomax and comments on civil rights and Soviet responses.
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Russia
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Cuba
East Europe
New York City
Greece
Korea
Formosan Straits
Berlin
Lord Chesterfield
The
Louis Lomax
West Coast
Lomax
University of Moscow
Ku Klux Klan
United States
Lomex
Moscow
Congo
John Lukacs
Southeast Asia
Washington Star Syndicate, Inc
Woman Credits Iodine Ration For Endometriosis Relief
A reader recounts years of severe menstrual pain from endometriosis and credits a daily iodine ration for dramatic improvement. She notes a lack of medical guidance and shares a request for pamphlet No 34 The Iodine Ration while inviting readers to send questions to Dr William Brady at 625 Camino South Beverly Hills California.
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Fallopian Tube
J. E
Brady
Wil Ham Brady
Camino
Beverly Hills
California
The Worry Clinic: Delusions on Farming and Marriage
Dr Cranes advice column argues teens should delay marriage, stressing that modern farming requires more than tractors. It urges education, college training for women, and budgeting skills, framing marriage success around practical knowledge and professional preparation.
Folklore and Folly at the Supreme Court Tales Told
Anecdotes about Supreme Court figures mix myth and memory. Willis Van Devanter is said to have been arrested for lacking a federal waterfowl stamp and claimed ignorance. Oliver Wendell Holmes Wade quipped on court decisions. Morrison Waite allegedly failed a check cashing test, prompting a tavern encounter and a cash loan. The wry line about big heads and small shoes closes the recollection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Supreme Court
Willis van Devanter
Indiana
Maryland
Oliver Wendell Holmes Wade
Departura
Supreme Court
Moony
Beware of petty repair scammers preying on the elderly
A long advisory warns against traveling “electrical and property repairmen” who extort seniors, recounting a 96 year old man in Manchester who killed himself after losing about 3 200 dollars to three con artists. It urges hiring local trusted firms, insisting written estimates, and not paying until confirmed by a reliable contractor. The guide advises delaying, calling police, and stopping payment if faced with suspect men demanding cash, and notes criminals often flee when blocked.
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Manchester
England
Appleyard
KIRK
America
Moreay
Shipwise- A history of early naval aviation milestones
The text recalls historic milestones in naval aviation beginning with Eugene Ely flying from a deck makeshift platform in 1910 and later landing on a ship. It notes Glenn Curtiss influence, Lt. Ely’s flights from the Grasser Birmingham and the Pennsylvania, and frames these stunts as early feats shaping air power before World War II. It also mentions the Pro vence disaster as a historical contrast and discusses Indianapolis as a port of entry through Weir Cook Airport for cargo and people entering the country.
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Queston
Washington Irv
Ing Chambers
Louisiana
Glenn Curtiss
Eugene Ely
Curtis
Anders
Curtiss
Birmingham
Chesapeake Bay
San Francisco Bay
Iely
Pennsylvania
Ely
Carrie Aviation
Saetar
Aurstion
Indianapis
Gus Foms
Saptevision
Weir Cook
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Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George O. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Pobert E Jackson
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W.W. Laughlin
Edwin A. Banet
Anderson
Madison
Associated Press
Pras
Ate
Mprvenger
William F. Buc
Brady's Health Service
Sodin
Dorluin
United Ae. States
United States of America
George W. Crane
Harthy
Harry B
Crane
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Beenie
Business College
Sie
Folklore
By William Wayne
Morrison R. Waite
By Russell Kirk
Tione
Crimials
Peetic
James B. Martin
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