Will Machines Replace Farmers in Modern Automation
Editorial notes a shift toward automated farming as agronomists discuss feeding a growing population. Examples include W. T. Frye’s poultry yard with 24 hour conveyor fed by an agricultural engineer, and Richard Ware’s hog operation with central farrowing and conveyors. Rothenberg dairy and hog setups showcase push button systems. The USDA predicts a future farmer as a trained specialist with machinery doing most work, but worries persist about becoming too monotonous to keep farmers on the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gregor Malthus
W. T. Frye
Peoria
Ill
Winds Agricultural Experiment Station
Urbana
H B. Puckett
Frye
Richard Ware
Lindon
Ind
William and
Erland Rothenberger
Frankfort
Rothenbergers
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Holleman Named Labor Aide in Kennedy Administration
Jerry Holleman, longtime Texas labor leader and president of the Texas State AFL-CIO, was named assistant labor secretary by President-elect Kennedy. The 41-year-old Texan will discuss duties with Arthur Goldberg in Washington after joining a growing group of Texans in the incoming administration. The post pays $20,000 annually and is expected to focus on employment security.
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Texas
Holleman
John B. Connally
Fort Worth
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
IBEW
Labor
West Texas
Borger
Luguoce Central Labor Union
Lubbock Building and Construction Trades Council
Afl-Cio
AFL and Cio
Texas State Federation of Labor
Kennedy-Johnson
Kennedy
Baytown Sun staff and contact details from Baytown Texas page
The Baytown Sun published afternoons seven days a week from Pearce and Ashbel in Baytown Texas. Editor and Publisher and office staff are listed with several department managers and a Houston telephone number. Subscription rates shown include 1.6 per month and 17.40 per year with mail rates available upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Ee Business Manager
Screeee
Yecestesses
Jom Wadiey
Pauli
Lyndon Johnson remembered flaws and power plays
Drew Pearson catalogs unforgotten events surrounding Lyndon B. Johnson, listing episodes from his Senate days and early White House influence. The piece notes behind closed doors caucus clashes, shifting loyalties, and Johnson’s role in the McCarthy era, natural gas legislation, and political maneuvering affecting colleagues and lobbyists.
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Washington
Lyndon Johnson
United States
Senate
Democrats
Johnson
White House
Space Committee
Lyndon
Gov
Shivers
Allen Shivers
Texas
Adlai Stevenson
Sam Rayburn
Sam
Nixon
Kennedy
Sen
Joe McCarthy
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Tom Hennings
Missouri
Stop Me If You Can A Cop Pulls Over A Laughing Driver
A motorcycle officer stops a car and shows his ticket book after clocking 65. The backseat passenger taunts him, the driver admits fault, and the cop lets them go with a sympathetic Drive on brother. The piece weaves in light literary references and a jaded reporter tone.
FAMOUS QUOTE ORIGINS AND TODAY IN HISTORY CARD
The page poses quiz items about Roosevelt, white house naming, ancient Rome, and current events. It names Gracchi era figures, actors and musicians, and lists trivia like the West Africa peoples and unions. The layout mimics a newspaper grab bag with varied educational prompts and cultural notes.
Washington Fights Loom Over Civil Rights and Rules
Washington watchers report a tense opening to Congress with Kennedy aims clouding debates on Rule 22 and civil rights. Nixon, Johnson, and Rayburn maneuver to shape the legislative path while Javits Rockefeller seek to redefine GOP image and rise in 1962 66.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Congress
Congressional
Senate
House
Kennedy
Nixon
White House
Representaive
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Sam Rayburn
House of Representatives
Conservative Rules Committee
William Colmer
Mississippi
Rayburn
Colmer
Rules Committee
Howard Smith
Virginia
Eye8 Anu
GOP
Jacob Javits
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Javits
Rockefeller
Javits - Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Styles Bridges
Nine steps in full cycle of democracy outlined
A North Carolina doctor outlines nine steps in democracy’s life from bondage to spiritual faith, courage, liberty, abundance, materialism, complacency, apathy, dependence on centralized government, and finally barrage. The speech warns the public that modern society risks losing freedom to centralized power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Teherty
Young Forty Somethings Lead New Era in Business and Politics
Washington reports highlight a surge of leaders in their forties and younger across government and industry. McNamara, 44, leaves Ford to head defense, while Norman Alexander, 46, drives Sun Chemical growth after a merger. Other rising executives include Miles Lane, 48, at Citizens’ and Southern National Bank. Richard Leghorn, 41, of Itek Corp. Henry Albrecht, 48, of Waco-Porter. Beverly Howard, 46, Hawthorne Aviation.
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New York
Washington
White House
Kennedy
Nixon
Robert S. McNamara
Ford Motors
Defense
Young Presidents’ Organization
McNamara
Ford
Norman E. Alexander
Sun Chemical
Ansbacher- Siegle
Alexis
KXLY
Spokine
Hand Kelp
el Paso
Feleral Color Inc
Cinermati
Ohio
Miles B. Lane
Citizens’ and Southern National Bank
Atlanta
Richard Leghorn
Itek Corp
Waltham, Mass
Henry Albrecht
Waco-Porter Corp
Minneapolis
Beverly Howard
Hawthorne Aviation
Ed White
Bowmar Instrument
Fort Wayne
Ind
Arnold Weber
Odd 1956 France US team match bridge bidding tale
In a France versus United States team match from 1956 an odd hand sequence shows risky overcalls and misread bids. Hazen hides a trump call after Goren’s four spades threat, leading to a six clubs contract and a defeat, while the second table features Stayman cues and a misunderstood leap to six spades, yielding 3% points for the American team.
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North
Haq Soutil
Trezel
Hazen
Goren
Geren
Hagen
Jais
West North East
South
Ie” Kahn Barderich Fiermanze
Stayman
Kahn
Amar.ican
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Fred Hartma
Jim Boone
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
J. T. Bowling
Drew Pearson
McCarthy
U.S
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Flanders
Vermont
Fulbright
Arkansas
Ives
Hennings
Hayden
Joe
Texas Gas and Oil Men
Federal Power Commission
John Connally
Secretary of the Navy
Connally
Elmer Patman
Superior Oil
Francis Case
South Dakota
Case
Mayflower
Gore
Tenn
Bennett Cerf
John Charles Daly
Frederico Babcock
Max Shulman
King Features Syndicate
Theodore Roosevelt
Hejat Fa
David
Goee Sen
Ralph Yarborough
Boe
Alecomber Pope
Happy Dathdatte
Gracie Fields
Comedienne
Redolf Bing
Met
Victor Borge
Peeniet
Amita Lewine
Perninds Temas
George Bobenchine
Greece
Rome
Africa
Carthage
Nan Jones
Cantral Press
Macedon
Gracchis
Litterateur
West Africa
Walla
Bend Arabia
The
International Ladies’ [Garment Workers’ Union
Immareery Ong
Ralph de Toledano
Augusta Chronicle-Herald
Mme. Matthesw
Daily Crossword
Revere
Berth’g
Persia
Beansthers Seturday
Answag College
Roosevelt
B. Jay Becker
West Dealer
Vulner
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