Meat Board program to continue under new legislation
Congress passed a act confirming the National Livestock and Meat Board’s 40 year financing method. Funding comes from voluntary producer and feeder contributions through marketing agencies and similar packer contributions. Board chairman John Nance says the measure preserves essential research education and promotion without disrupting funds. Hormel board chairman H. H. Corey sits on the executive committee. The move comes as meat production hits record highs and competition grows.
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Survive to Manhood or Womanhood Tied to Accident Prevention
The National Safety Council notes young people age 1 to 14 face higher accidental death risk than major diseases. In 1962, 11,758 of 32,877 under 14 died or were injured by accidents, while leading diseases caused 11,557 deaths. For ages 15 to 24, over half of deaths came from accidents, underscoring prevention as the key to survival.
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Law Passes Yet Aid Launders To Cuba Persist
Wisconsin congressman Mel Laird reveals that a 1960s law to halt U S foreign aid to nations trading with Castro era Cuba is being largely ignored. About a half billion dollars in aid has flowed to 27 countries that supply Cuba with strategic materials, despite mandatory cuts. The administration continues to overlook the statute and assist violators.
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Critics urge press to expose Irish Sweepstakes scheme
The CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR calls for the press to reveal the Irish Sweepstakes as illegal in the U S, alleging profits go to two traders, and urges self policing or new laws. Separately the NEW YORK TIMES reports on Saigon and South Vietnam, noting Buddhist protests, Diem’s harsh response, and calls for stronger U S pressure.
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Quotation of Peter on Fearful Exile Conduct
A biblical excerpt from I Peter 1 17 urging readers to live with reverent conduct during their earthly sojourn as they face God who judges impartially according to each person's deeds. The line emphasizes accountability and righteous behavior.
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Air meet planned at Decker Airport next Sunday
Plans call for an air show at Decker Airport with 20 or more aircraft expected. The event will feature a public display and likely attract aviation enthusiasts from the area.
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Scouts Face Deer Hungry Target Back At Luck Camp
Pot Pourri reports Cedar Valley Boy Scouts in Luck Wisconsin lose hay bale backstops to deer while practicing archery. A raccoon at Como Park Zoo draws attention as Hague family tries to place pet with no luck. AAA campaigns for uniform map folds and nationwide teacher recruitment surges as shortages grow with earnings and city contrasts. Wealth gaps highlighted with Scarsdale leading incomes.
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Pro Communist longshoremen run Peruvian docks system
In Callao Peru the Sindicato de Estibadores uses a rigid 1 000 member system to control dock work pay through chained substitutes the contrapunto and the midnight angel. The setup lets the union extract subsistence wages while ensuring leaders sway thousands of families and allied waterfront workers.
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August 1 1963 in History and World Affairs
On this date in 1963 the Valois line ends with Henry III’s death and Henry of Navarre ascends. The first U.S. census began in 1790, copyright law passed in 1882, and Haiti relinquished by the U S in 1934. A Peru focus notes fishing industry importance and Communist strategists targeting docks and ports.
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Doctor outlines prediabetes signs and testing options
Dr. W G Brandstadt explains that a normal glucose tolerance test may miss prediabetes and describes a three day carbohydrate load plus cortisone test. He notes inheritance, pregnancy risks, and early signs such as nephritis and neuritis as possible prediabetes indicators. He urges weight control and cautions against cortisone and urges medical education for patients.
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First Person Singular Essays Reflect 1950s Creative Titans
A Dial Press collection edited by Herbert Gold gathers 16 personal essays by novelists and playwrights. Gore Vidal Saul Bellow Harvey Swados James Baldwin Mary McCarthy Arthur Miller and others provide candid, sharp takes on contemporary culture, class, and the era. The volume offers a kaleidoscopic, wry commentary on a vital yet parlous time.
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Barry Goldwater
Saul Bellow
Khrushchev
Harvey Swados
James Baldwin
Harlem
Mary McCarthy
Europe
Arthur Miller
Pressure on press and TV access cited by Hoffa and Sarnoff
Teamsters president Jimmy Hoffa denounces press harass ment while RCA board chairman Robert W. Sarnoff argues television access should be allowed in Congress and courts so the public can see events. The exchange highlights tensions over media access to public proceedings.
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Robert W. Sarnoff
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Prewar to modern credit use and heat tips contrasted
The piece notes a shift from cash purchases to installment credit rising from 48 to potentially 60 billion, with debt staying around 13 percent of disposable income as spending adjusts. It also summarizes Army guidance on beating heat, advocating light activity and avoiding overused cooling methods.
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Nomination May Be Real Dark Horse Race
Washington dispatch reports a crowded field for 1964 GOP nomination with 16 names discussed and more expected. Gov. Romney and Gov. Scranton lead favorite son bids while dark horses include Sen. Kuchel ex-Sen. Knowland and Milton Eisenhower as a potential compromise candidate.
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Wisconsin
Thomas H. Kuchel
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California
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