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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1969
Page
2
Editor notes the Mirror will carry all three of Paul Harvey's weekly column pieces. Two appear on the criterion page each Thursday and one on Sunday.
The article argues that trade associations help consumers by boosting efficiency and reducing costs. It cites the National Turkey Federation as a model of voluntary cooperation among growers to improve production, research, and marketing, resulting in lower turkey prices for consumers and no direct subsidies. The piece also frames associations as non compulsory yet beneficial to both members and nonmembers, emphasizing private initiative over government intervention.
A Public Service Company of Colorado calendar cites a report by the Presidents National Advisory Commission on Food and Fiber warning that world food production must rise two and a half to three times in 30 years to feed a population expected to double. American agriculture accounts for large shares of global meat oats and corn. The piece also notes remarks by Salvation Army commander and quotes on inflation driven school costs in Connecticut.
A columnist argues the phrase Officer Friendly reflects policing myths as crime rhetoric escalates. The piece notes citizens retreat behind doors as crime pressure grows, urging reconsideration of public safety approaches amid rising alarm systems and vigilant measures.
A joint meeting of Cub Scout Packs 190 and 196 at Greenway Baptist Church featured skits by Dens 1 and 2, opening by Den 4, and the announcing of Den Chief Eugene Lockwood. Awards were issued, a Blue and Gold Banquet set for February 22 at First Methodist Church, and each Cub received a 1968 Texas Round-Up patch.
A playful column notes a bride to be seeks an heirloom style engagement with ample funds. It pokes at social norms and cost of weddings, inflation, and quirky observations about vendors and fashion.
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