Watershed meeting urged for Northwest Finney area
An editorial notes a preliminary watershed organizational meeting in Holcomb on Thursday night for farmers in northwestern Finney and adjoining counties to address water damage from heavy rains. It cites recent cloudbursts, ongoing soil loss, and the need for soil and water conservation to protect agriculture and regional stability, urging attendance and full consideration of the watershed proposal.
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Finney
Kearny
Hamilton
Greeley
Wichita
Holcomb
Walnut
Scott
Lane
Ness Rush
Pawnee
Barton
Shades of Isolationism and grain sales to Russia
Anopinion column argues against isolationism in selling American grain to Communist nations. It contends civilian hunger, not military needs, drives wars, favors cash sales of government-supported crops abroad, and asserts no formal bars on selling grain to Russia while urging humane outcomes over hatred.
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Russia
Conspiracy on to Stay Young Says Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle notes a modern urge to look young through dyes cosmetics diets and plastic surgery while warning memory betrays age when recalling past stars like Casey Stengel and Red Grange who once played and worked to stay fit.
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New York
Casey Stengel
New York Giants
Red Grange
Gardens City Telegram circulation and local notices
Fragmentary readable text outlines a newspaper's daily publication details and pricing, with stray reminiscences about Everest, the four minute mile, fashion, family life, and cultural observations from early 20th century American towns. The piece preserves names of places and social snippets without a clear single news event.
Texaco linked to Dominican revolt probe before Senate panel
Drew Pearson reports that a Dominican Republic crisis prompted Senate Foreign Relations Committee questions about Texaco’s Dominican representative Duane Luther. Morse pressed Ambassador Martin and Assistant Secretary Ed Martin to testify on Luther’s ties and possible funding to Virlavo Fiallo and Bosch opposition. Bosch, in exile, recalls Exxon and Standard Oil’s refinery contract and notes Texaco’s anger over the deal.
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Washington
Texaco
Duane D. Luther
Juan Bosch
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wayne Morse
D Ore
Morse
John B. Martin
Ed Martin
Senate
Latin Americas
Luther
OSS
Bosch
Virlavo Fiallo
Sen
Fiallo
Martin
U.S
Dominican
State Department
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Esso Standard Oil
Shell
Texas Company
Standard
Texas Lg
Iran
Kellogg Company
United States
Santo Domingo
Distaff Side 8 Dinner Disaster With Boeuf Stronganoff
A family tries Boeuf Stronganoff without panic from a mailed cookbook ad. They prepare the dish a day ahead, then serve it with beans and cold meat, facing mixed reactions as the cook’s efforts spark suspicion and mild criticism.
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Boeuf Stronganoff
B. Stronganoff
Oure
South Strong in Congress mentions seniority shift
AP dispatch notes Sen Paul Douglas argues Southern power in Washington. A push by loyal House Democrats aims to dilute seniority by stripping long-time opponents of committee posts, awaiting the 1964 presidential campaign to gauge support and potential bolting by Southern members.
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John Pastore
Rhode Island
House of Representatives
Albert Rosellini
Washington State
United States
Rosellini
Mike di Salle
Ohio
John Volpé
Massachusetts
John Notte
Italy
Anthony Celebrezze
Cleveland
Bank of America
A. P. Giannini
San Francisco
California
Angelo Joseph Rossi
Louis Mariani
Detroit
Thomas D’alesandro
Balltimore
J. W. Davis
Washington
Paul Douglas
Congress
Grant
Richmond
Douglas
Capitol
House Democrats
Party
House
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Gardens City Telegram
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Slegram Motor Carrier
America
William B. McKinley
Drew Pearson
Texas Oil
Valachi
Underworld
Ia Jack Guzsky
Roger Touhys
USA
Indiana
John Dillinger
Fiorello Laguardia
Pentagon
Virginia
South
Peoples Natural Gas
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