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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1975
Page
2
No Farm An Island in Policy Says Texas A&M Economist
Dr. Ronald Knutson of Texas A&M argues agriculture policy no longer rests with farmers alone. He warns control is shifting to government officials unions and consumer groups while U S agriculture remains a major export force in foreign policy. He cites the Sino Soviet context and notes farm producers are increasingly unionized and diplomati zed in peacetime trade leverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Knutson
Texas A&m University
Butz
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Dr. Knutson
U. S
The
A&mu
Houston
Washington Post
Communist Party
Czechoslovakia
William Appleman Williams
Oregon State University
David J. Horowitz
Ramparts
Bohemia
Soviet Union
Poland
Hungary
Bulgaria
German Democratic Republic
Otaker Odlozilik
University of Pennsylvania
Cuba
U.S
Complex Texas Constitutional Proposal Sparks Rural Metro Debate
The piece argues metro areas will dominate Texas politics as modern life outgrows the 1876 constitution. It contends rural influence fades with rising urban numbers, claiming one in four Texans opposed the proposal yet all must live with its consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Bloodiest Month of 1975 Defined by Global Conflicts
October 1975 is described as the bloodiest month with gunmen, bombings, guerrillas, and clashes across continents. The Nobel Peace Prize sparked Soviet recriminations, while Spain’s Communist party seeks a distinct stance from Eastern Bloc allies. Turkey invites defense talks in Ankara as NATO defenses face gaps, with bases closed after Cyprus events and partial arms embargo relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Europe
Africa
Middle East
Asia
Soviet Union
Ankara
NATO
Turkey
U. S
Cyprus
Spirit of Evangeline Haunts Nova Scotia
The article surveys Acadian history in Nova Scotia from early settlement around the Minas Basin to expulsion in 1755 and subsequent returns. It notes dike farming, crop abundance, and relocation to less fertile lands, with Longfellow’s Evangeline fame and Grand Pre’s historic park and a bronze Hebert statue symbolizing Evangeline’s enduring legend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia
Minas Basin
National Geographic Society
Acadia
Arcadia
Greece
France
Louisiana
Longfellow
New
Wolfville
Old Minas District
Evangeline
Phillippe Hebert
Port Royal
Grand Pre National Historic Park
Church of St. Charles
Israel Cuts Down Defense Spending amid War Costs
Israel announces 5,000 defense workers will be laid off mainly at the aircraft industries plant producing the Lion Club Mach 2.2 fighter as defense costs rise from 1.2 billion to 3.2 billion dollars. Officials fear reduced export capacity may jeopardize sales of Gabriel missiles and the Lion Cub jet while Arab arms purchases continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Aviv
Reuter
Israel
Defense
Shimon Peres
Defense Ministry
David Kochavy
Israeli Aircraft Industries
GI Trainees Set Record Under the GI Bill
A record 2,691,566 persons trained under the GI Bill in fiscal year 1975, with projections to top three million this year. Veterans Administration Regional Director Jack Coker announced the 14 percent rise from 1974 as the program nears its 10th year since June 1. About 60 percent of 7.6 million eligible Vietnam veterans have used benefits, compared with 43.4 percent under the Korean War bill and 50.5 percent under the World War II bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Coker
Veterans Administration
Britannica Editor Responds To Editorial Misinfo
Mortimer J. Adler, chairman of Encyclopaedia Britannica, writes to The Editor defending the new edition. He says Post ombudsman Charles Leib invited a corrective article and attached documentation. a full reply and related columns are available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luecke
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Thomas O‘toole
The
Washington Post
Post
Charles Leib
Mortimer J. Adler
Britannica
Franklin W. Knight
State University of New York
Stony Brook
Cuba
University of Havana
Britannica Answers Critics on Soviet Republics Review
Britannica defends its treatment of Soviet constituent republics after Romuald J. Misiunas criticized the new Britannica as biased. The newspaper rebuttals argue the encyclopedia maintains objectivity with extensive evidence and tearsheets, noting contributors from many nations and long editorial tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britannica
Slavic Review
Encyclopaedia
Soviet Union
Romuald J. Misiunas
Encyclopaedia Britannica
New York Times
The
Washington Post
New Britannica
Estonia
Baltic States
Times
Estonian Ssr
Latvian Ssr
Lithuanian Ssr
Arved, Baron von Taube
Baltic Historical Commission
Bremen
West Germany
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Atexas
East First Street
Cameron
Frank M. Luecke
Reuter International Briefs
London
Paris
Spanish Communist Party
Francos
Santiago Carrillo
New World
Bay of
Henry Wadsworth
Kochav
Kochar
Benjamin Peled
Egypt
Saadia Amiel
North Michigan Ave
Chicago
Illinois
Enclosures PS
Norman Cousins
Capital Times
Madison
Wisconsin
Herald
West
Kirgiz Ssr
Turkmeniya
United Kingdom
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