Milk price debate hints at North Carolina dairy costs
The Asheville Citizen argues for a one cent per quart milk price rise while exposing the gap between producer costs and processor payments. It cites UNC figures showing $6.06 per hundred pounds for producers versus $6.07 received, notes 2,328 Grade A farmers left from 12 years prior, and critiques distribution methods and regional comparisons. Dairy Month in June adds irony.
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State University
North Carolina
South Carolina
Nashville
Tenn
Upcreep in the slowdown from Washington Post dialogue
A humorous Washington Post exchange features Mrs. McGinty and Mr. Murphy debating why April prices rose amid a slowdown. Murphy explains stores mark up prices to align with wholesale hikes, while taxes are seen as limited help. The dialogue capsulizes economic complexity and a delicately balanced economy.
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Mr. Murphy
Mrs. McGinty
Murphy
Mr. Mrphy
Mounties end horse era shift to motorized force
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police announce a policy to phase out horses for regular duties, keeping a few for ceremonial escorts. Forced by rapidly changing times, the move sparks nostalgia for traditional scenes and musical comedy eras, with motorcycles replacing horses.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Nelson
Eddys
Jeanette McDonalds
Two Unbuttoned Standards in Campus Morality Debate
The Houston Chronicle reviews California educator Page Price’s memo to UC Cowell College students urging restraint in public displays of affection and warning that promiscuity trivializes a woman’s self. He also comments on untidy appearance, stressing respect for longstanding personal conduct standards.
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California
Page Price
University of California
New Cowell College
Ual
Price
Polls and politics clash as Johnson touts polls
President Johnson defends his Viet Nam policy by flaunting public polls, while Senate leaders like Fulbright challenge hawks in a heated exchange. The piece also notes a lighthearted look at Senate beauty shops and the open probe stance by Rep Patman on the Banking and Currency Committee.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate ‘Committee
White House
Viet Nam
Spocket
Viet ‘Nam
Senate
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Sen. McClellan
Wright Patman
Texarkana
Tex
Banking and Currency Committee
William B ‘Wideall
Rn.j
William Moor‘head
D-Pa
Frick Coal
Pittsburgh
Helen
Frick
Congress
Patman
Ashley
Cleveland Trust
A. A. Welsh Co
Ohio Democrat
Moorhead
Widnall
Welner
Summer’s Dream and Discontent in Rural Impressions
A reflective meditation on summer as a life giving season of beauty and renewal, paired with undercurrents of unrest and violence. It contrasts sunlit gardens and mountain lakes with tension, desire, and social upheaval, suggesting summer stirs both hope and danger.
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Bose
Arin
Smog Threatens City as Smoke Clouds Hang Low
A citizen laments dense coal smoke shaping the city’s winter air. The piece notes black clouds from factories, fires, and boilers, praising industry yet urging plans to curb air pollution and protect residents near smokestacks.
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