Put up Your Lightning Rod for Vice-President
Jolethus Daniels argues that vice presidency should be a strong, capable post. He cites past foibles, favors a proven progressive pairing, and warns both parties to avoid weak mates. Democrats face a pivotal choice about a capable, reform-minded running mate.
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Hawaii Seeks to Preserve Birds of Outlying Islands
In Nonolili May 22 Associated Press reports Governor Wallace R. Farrington and officials discuss placing outer Hawaiian Islands under territorial jurisdiction to protect bird and plant life. Scientists note valuable remains of ancient sites and urge action to safeguard ecosystems and resources.
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Genius or Money and Author Made Choice in Death
A discussion on whether genius can thrive amid monetary pressures follows Peter Clark Mac Faviane’s death, with Dr Freyermuth arguing for a balance between artistic impulse and economic realities. The piece quotes experts on whether wealth stifles creativity and calls for steps to foster natural genius without material constraints.
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Government to probe gasoline price practices nationwide
Attorney General Stone said government inquiries by the Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice will form the basis of a forthcoming court action. He directed staff to gather data from Democratic and federal sources and planned a July conference with state attorneys general to map a comprehensive survey of the oil industry and possible price maintenance schemes.
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Judith Basin County Farmers Look Thrifty
Judith Basin County farms report thrifty conditions despite winter wheat acreage running about 30 percent below normal. Early sown fall wheat stands near two feet high. recent heavy rains risk minor damage but no major losses yet. Farmers are installing hail protection and noting reduced hail insurance rates this year.
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Answers to Questions From The Independent Information Bureau
A reader asked about Puerto Rico statehood advocacy and other trivia. The Americanization of Porto Rico is urged by the island’s Republican party, seeking admission as a state.
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