Free Ride on U S Government Bonds Ends
A dramatic boom in U S Treasury bonds from Nov 14 1957 to Jun 19 1958 earned huge profits for insiders and fringe operators. After a Fed rate cut signaled easy money the bond market surged, then declined as prices fell and traders panicked, ending the so called free ride.
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Malathion Emerges as Strong Weevil Control in Cotton
Alabama planters report dramatic results with malathion in combating weevils aphids and mites. Farmers from Sardis and Griffin praise fast kills broad safety margins and excellent control. The USDA calls it among the safest insecticides to handle despite dramatic field success.
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Malathion touted as safe insecticide for cotton fields
USDA calls malathion one of the safest insecticides. Alabama cotton growers cite its low toxicity to people and animals and lack of needed respirator or heavy clothing during handling. Public Health Service notes malathion’s toxicities by mouth and skin are lower than DDT, important near homes and fields after spraying.
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Daily Across Puzzle Clues
A list of cross word style clues with numbered across and down entries covering settings such as foam, a support, town in Massachusetts, sea duck, matured, employ, donkey, behold, render insane, sesame, against, skin, corporation officers, malt beverages, cry of cattle, cereal grain, hot tempered, girl’s nickname for Franklin, contend for, fencing swords, Coral Island, laughing, a rustic, runs before a gale, down clues include founder of psycho analysis and lift.
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Crossword Cryptoquote Puzzle Sample Card
DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE shows code clues and a quoted phrase. AXYCLBAAXR BLONGFELLOW demonstrates letter substitution for a sample puzzle. Yesterday's quote by Browning appears, with a hint about enduring songs and the human heart.
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Gift-Taker Adams Blasted By Congress Standards
Sen. Richard Neuberger proposes a yearly financial disclosure for all members and top officials to curb perks amid Adams Goldfine ties. He argues Congress must police itself but the answer remains unlikely as history shows no enforcement.
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Two House Debates Over Foreign Aid Money Loom Today
In Washington the House and its Appropriations Committee face two fights over foreign aid funding. A compromise authorizes 3.6756 billion for FY 1959, while a separate bill allocates 3.1931 billion. Passman accuses leaks of pressuring for more money and calls for an investigation.
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Senate
Otto E. Passman
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