Truman Approaches 75 as Still Energetic and Bold
Independence Missouri a profile of Harry S Truman at nearly 75 describing his brisk walks from Truman Road home his confident outlook and enduring public role. He reflects on his career from judge to senator to president while continuing to engage in writing lecturing and public duties.
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South Carolina House weighs clergy privilege bill
A bill to shield ministers from testifying about confidential communications with congregants awaits House action in Columbia. The measure, already passed by the Senate, would bar regular ordained clergy from disclosing confidential talks in legal or quasi legal settings unless the speaker waives rights.
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Farm Problem F ret s Politicos
The article surveys how both parties and farmer groups grapple with the farm problem ahead of the presidential race. It notes divisions within Republicans over greater farm aid versus Benson policy and Democrats split between reduced federal involvement and continued aid, with farm groups like the Farm Bureau Union and Grange pressing for price supports and subsidies while labor backs aid promises.
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