Common Market Seen Pressing Challenge for U.S. Agriculture
U.S. farm markets face risk as talks with the Common Market hinge on tariff concessions and foreign demand. Officials warn that Western Europe's rising output could leave American farmers with surpluses while global measures already press a world surplus problem.
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Washington
United States
Western Europe
U.S
Elmer L. Andersen
Freeman
Kennedy
Andersen
Abuses of Indians in South Dakota Spark Federal Probe
A Senate Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights uncovered flagrant abuses of Indian rights by white police in villages and counties near reservations in South Dakota. Reports describe beating, dragging, shooting, chaining, and rape allegations against officers, highlighting racial discrimination beyond the Negro issue.
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South Dakota
Senate
Colored oleo bootlegging fuels cross-border sales in Midwest
Oleo margarine colored to imitate butter remains popular in Minnesota and Wisconsin near Iowa. Bootleggers reportedly haul colored oleo out of Iowa into the neighboring states, and enforcement struggles echo Prohibition era challenges.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Union
Opinions of Others Where Democracy Is Just a Name
The article argues Peru demonstrates democracy's failure with seven presidential candidates and many legislative candidates amid widespread illiteracy. It notes a small oligarchy controls land and most wealth, shaping elections and excluding masses from political participation.
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Latin America
Peru
Mason City
Quotations on the Tongue From Bible and Ancient Thinkers
A collection notes Job 20 12 about sweetness and wickedness in the mouth and compares the tongue as both a man's best and worst part. It cites Anacharsis on governance and usefulness versus mischief.
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Job
Austin High School Class of 1907 Reunion Dinner
Austin High School class of 1907 stages a reunion dinner at the Izaak Walton League cabin to honor the 25th anniversary of graduation. Rev. Henry Noss leads a devotion at the Luther League parley in Owatonna. There are notes of other community events and honors across Austin.
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Austin
Henry Noss
Luther League
Owatonna
Daily Vacation Bible School
Nation to use 650 tons feathers from stockpile
The Defense Department plans to repurpose 650 tons of feathers, boosting on-hand stock to 8.8 million pounds. Last year 5,047 tons filled 314,823 square feet across 16 sites, costing $81,272.
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Defense Department
Kennedy shifts on Medicare fight as administration leans on social security
AP analysis notes Kennedy backtracks on a full scale bid for elderly medical care. Welfare Secretary Ribicoff hints at compromise with House Ways and Means, tying any plan to Social Security. Mills and Kerr oppose aggressively. AMA supports Kerr Mills while opposing Kennedy's broader program.
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Washington
Kennedy
Abraham Ribicoff
House
Ways and Means Committee
American Medical Association
Congress
Rep
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Mills
Sen
Robert Kerr
Oklahoma
Ting
AMA
Face Realities in Stock Drop
Sylvia Porter surveys how Wall Street volatility exposes fundamental U S economy problems. Policymakers and financiers urge moving beyond superficial fixes toward tax reform, budget discipline, and growth to restore confidence and avert deeper recession risks.
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Wall Street
U. S
New York
United States
The
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Kennedy Prefers to Ignore Causes of Business Distrust
A 1962 analysis argues President Kennedy avoids admitting fault over the steel controversy and questions his stance toward business. It criticizes his Yale speech for threats and defends reliance on lawful limits, warning that defiance could erode confidence and slow recovery.
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Kennedy
Washington
Yale
America
FBI
N. Y
Declaration Day proposal calls for unity in Austin
William G. Law urges Austin mayor to lead toward community unity and an annual July 4 Declaration Day with free fun to foster loyalty. He warns against closing Mankato State College’s junior college and supports plans for expanding higher education to save local jobs and economy.
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Austin
Mankato
Mankato State College
Dublin's Mayor Loses Voice After U.S. Tour
Dublin lord mayor Robert Briscoe returned from a three month U S tour looking tired and without a voice. He told reporters at the airport he had lost his voice to overstrain and a New York threat operation last Thursday. He added President Kennedy would visit Ireland during his presidency.
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Dublin
Robert Briscoe
United States
New York
Briscoe
Kennedy
Ireland
Controversy Divides Austin Over School Board Plans
Community splits over school governance and a junior college project rear concerns about unity. Some opponents to the board proposal favored a lower cost college option, while supporters push for the planned initiative.
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the Herald
Austin
Park Seeks Bear-Proof Garbage Can in Yellowstone
Yellowstone National Park tests several bear-proof trash receptacles as bears outsmart early designs. A mailbox style can failed quickly while a T-frame hanging model proves noisy and ineffective, according to Park Superintendent Lemuel A. Garrison.
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Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone Park
Lemuel A. Garrison
Physician and Dentist Density in the U S Population
The report states there are about 183 physicians and 57 dentists per 100000 persons in the U S population indicating a high concentration of medical professionals nationwide.
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U. S
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