Boycott Debate Signals Risks for Farmers and Prices
The piece argues that price falls from meat boycotts are limited by supply chains and may shift costs. farmers may withhold cattle causing delayed market impact. It notes that sustained price control could reduce feeder cattle purchases and warns wage-price dynamics complicate inflation, with inflation tied to food costs rather than wages.
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Congress
Furmer
Afl-Cio
George oAdeany
South Dakota
Miy
Sheldon Cotton
Turmoil in Newspaper Leadership and Editorial Roles
The fragmented OCR text lists multiple editorial and management titles such as Editor in Chief, Publisher, General Manager, Executive Editor, and Advertising Department head. It mentions office and retail management positions and hints at a policy restricting republication of content. The fragment suggests organizational chaos and potential editorial oversight issues.
Learned Black Speaks Out Against Intelligence Testing
Washington report on Dr. Nathan Wright Jr. criticizing official intelligence testing as unfair to Black and other minorities. The piece outlines Wrights view that testing ignores empathetic imagination and could punish vulnerable children, arguing for reforms in how abilities are measured.
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Ernest Cune
Washington
Nathan Wright, Jr
de Wright
Wright
Health note on gonorrhea symptoms in young women
The article explains that gonorrhea can show discharge in many without symptoms and that normal discharge can occur in healthy teens. It advises consulting a nurse or physician for any concerns and notes the challenge of recognizing venereal disease when symptoms are subtle or absent. It also mentions fashion trends in England and a 1745 tax on crystal glassware.
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Manin
Government Expects Racial Tension Rise This Summer
A Justice Department survey warns of rising racial tensions across the country this summer. It cites cuts in social programs, job losses, school and housing stress, and potential violence in cities from San Diego to Boston and Washington D C. The report highlights minority anger, youth unrest, and strained police relations as communities brace for demonstrations and clashes.
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Washington
Richard Kleindienst
Justice Department
Nixon
Kreindienst
San Diego
Los Angeles
Wathams Advis
Hudson
Newark
Massachusetts
Lynn
Revere
New Bedford
Wver
Boston
Springfield
Pennsia
Alabama
Birmingham
Strets
Georgia
Sparta
Lavanis Columbus
Augusta
Valdosta
Sen.ohn Stennis
D.C
Pigs film and producer Marc Lawrence faces Hollywood odds
Marc Lawrence portrays a top villain in The Pigs while pursuing a personal path to producing. He recalls pension talk and early failures before securing backing, with women proving tougher than men in confrontations. The project, costing around $100,000, could launch his producing career if it profits.
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Dick Kle
Holly Woon
Hollywood
Mare L
My Law
Ae’ Lawrence
Imund Lawrence
Marc Lawrence
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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