Curbs on Federal Bureaus Tighten Regulation Authority
The American Bar Association urged steps to curb growing regulations. A Ravenna dairyman faced a $20,000 penalty for buying cream in 20 quart containers. a two quart rule triggered the case. The court urged review. agriculture dept. said he would not pay, yet the regulations remain in force as agencies seek more power.
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Noise and hunger share the globe with travel and aid
The piece argues for noise controls on supersonic planes to spare public nerves and airline costs. It cites 3000 sonic boom claims since 1956 and a payout of 159234 dollars. It stresses world hunger facts, FAO campaigns, and schemes to boost food production across regions. It ends with Wisconsin patrols distributing gasoline transfer kits to stranded drivers.
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Congress
Bo Lundberg
Chicago Daily News
Los Angeles
New York
Doctor Praises Tetanus Toxoid Over Horse Serum
The article argues tetanus prevention should rely on tetanus toxoid rather than horse serum antitoxin. It notes toxoid offers lasting immunity with boosters and lower allergy risk, while horse serum can cause severe reactions and is less reliable. It also mentions oxygen chamber treatment for severe tetanus as a notable, dramatic but less common method.
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W. G. Brandstadt
M.D
Illinois
Holland
White House Library selects 1,780 titles for 2,600 volumes
James T. Babb leads a panel from the Library of Congress and Adams Jefferson editors to curate a presidential library for current and future presidents. The collection spans American eras from Washington to Thurber and includes 32 subjects, balancing significant works with diplomatic tact.
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White House
James T. Babb
Yale University
Library of Congress
George Washington
James Thurber
Automation dents striked power as Shell case tests union leverage
The Shell Houston settlement ends a year long 2200 worker strike showing automation undercuts traditional strikes as labor shifts to crisis-free bargaining. Airlines, Bell, steel and rail sectors face similar pressures prompting AFL-CIO leaders to push peaceful labor relations nationwide.
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Shell Oil Company
Houston
Shell
Bell Telephone
Eastern Air Lines
Steel
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Executive Council
Quotation from Psalms and Garfield on faith and trust
A short devotional line quotes Psalms 25 20 asking for protection and deliverance. It adds a personal belief in God and trust in His hands attributed to James A Garfield.
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James A. Garfield
Color of Rain After Heat Described in Words
The Ottawa Citizen ponders what color fits the sound of rain following a protracted heat wave. It weighs a light blue for the airy rainfall and suggests a blend with purple and a hint of white to express gratitude, coolness, and natural wonder.
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Ottawa Citizen
Turn Back The Clock And County Updates From Austin Area
The Austin Garden Club hosts its second annual exhibit in the library basement. Mower County opens a new sorghum plant at Mayville on the Great Western line. Clergy changes include Rev Crawford replacing Rev Wigginton at the Episcopal rectory. A beef shortage forecast and hemp crop failures affect local farmers. Ten years ago a Catholic Women’s convention was planned for St Augustine Church.
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Mayville
Austin
Great Western
August A. Sharping
Winona
How an Ag Secretary Can Hand Out 50 Million Bucks
Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman offers Yugoslavia 50 million in U S surplus dinars for earthquake relief in Skopje. Half is a gift, half a loan with conditions to be worked out. Tito accepts with thanks as aid to a city hit by a deadly quake.
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Europe
Khrushchevy
Freeman
Yugoslavia
Tito
United States
Skopje
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Kennedy
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
U. S. Army
Frank M. Coffin
Agency For International Development
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Herbert Waters
Red Cross
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Coffin
Charles Potts
Disagreeing Pays Off 30 Days to Better Grades
Advice from the Reading Laboratory on healthy disagreement with teachers and texts. Encourages forming informed opinions, backing them with facts, and reading beyond assigned textbooks. Recommends monthly extra books and magazines to relate to coursework, with checks from teachers when opinions differ.
Rock Island Sued Over 1961 Crossing Collision
Mrs. Marjorie Marshall of Long Beach California filed a $59,000 damage suit after a Rock Island passenger train collided with a road grader at a Hartford Iowa crossing on November 16 1961. She alleges permanent injuries and names the railroad train engineer and Lyle Welleons as defendants.
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Marjorie Marshall
Long Beach
Calif
Rock Island
Hartford
Iowa
Lyle Welleons
Marshall
Molotov in Moscow Moves Restricted After Decline in Power
Vyacheslav Molotov, 72, once a top Soviet foreign policy figure, lost power after backing Khrushchev’s removal. Now unnamed and largely confined to Moscow, he cannot travel abroad or even within the Soviet Union. He reportedly lives with his daughter near the foreign ministry and little public word exists on his current work.
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Moscow
Berlin
Reichschancellery
Adolf Hitler
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Stalin
Soviet Union
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Nikita Khrushchev
Mongolia
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Ity
Congress of the Soviet Party
Foreign Office
Bishop rules apparition at Alice ranch not fact
Corpus Christi bishop Mariano Garriga said after investigation the Virgin Mary apparition near Alice Texas is not a fact and Catholics should not visit the ranch or credit so called cures. About 19,000 visitors paid $1 per car to the site.
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