Push-Button Farming Thought Inspires Mechanization in Agriculture
A farm equipment house organ notes automation is growing in modern farming as wage costs rise and labor becomes expensive. It argues machines already perform chores more efficiently, with new mechanical tools for loading conveying cleaning baling and related tasks.
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Research Driving Drug Industry Progress and Global Credit
The drug industry’s research is costly and risky yet crucial for medical progress. Of 70 top drugs, 29 were from foreign origins, 41 from the United States, with 37 from U.S. firms. The industry shaped vitamins, sulfa drugs, penicillin mass production, cancer palliation, and treatments for arthritis mental illness and tuberculosis, underscoring its essential role in health and longevity.
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Missouri Cave Church Pastor Serves In Ozark Cavern
New York AP reports Rev Ly man Riley, a 43 year old ordained minister of the reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints, operates Onondaga Cave at Leasburg Missouri. He holds candlelit services inside the cave on Sundays and holidays, using a rock pulpit, attracting worshippers from long distances. His life includes a Navy stint and work as Merame Caverns guide. He became a minister in 1954 to seek personal reform and immortality through service. He is active in youth work and has presided over 23 marriages with no divorces.
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Federal aid to education rifts with Catholic school plan
Washington coverage shows backstage fights over federal aid to education. Cardinal Spellman backs a compromise allowing funds for Catholic schools to teach math science and languages for defense needs, while Kennedy aides and supporters push split bills. Opposition from Protestant leaders and some Catholic lawmakers grows as Smith and McCormack maneuver.
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House approves plan to reorganize FTC CAB
The House backed President Kennedy’s plan to reorganize the Federal Trade Commission and Civil Aeronautics Board, expanding the agency chair’s authority. Changes would take effect in July unless the Senate blocks them. The piece also notes delays in education bills as Rep Powell travels Europe at taxpayer expense.
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Look magazine beauty feature and Kansas pageant cut
The column reviews Look magazine’s beauty issue centering on Jackie Kennedy and salon beauty trends. It cites stats on visits and spending on beauty care, notes brown lipstick trends, and quips about cosmetic stains. It also salutes Scott City as Queen Capital of Kansas and questions Carolyn Parkinson’s cooking abilities.
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