Tobacco Marketing Crisis Faces North Carolina Farmers
North Carolina may face a crisis in growing and selling flue-cured tobacco as prices drop and the Tobacco Stabilization Corp holds large surpluses. The Old Belt shows the heaviest impact with 23.52 percent of its poundage bought by the stabilization program. Call for acreage cuts meets opposition from Tar Heel farmers who rely on tobacco, with debate shifting to potential production controls and greater foreign sales.
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North Carolina
Tobacco Stabilization Corp
Stabilization Corporation
Old Belt
Middle Belt
Georgia- Florida
Harold Cooley
Cooley
Piedmont
Winston- Salem Journal
Winston-Salem
Armistice Day to Veterans Day History and Origins
Armistice Day on November 11 commemorated the end of World War I in 1918. It was broadened to Veterans Day nine years later to honor all who served in the nation’s wars. The article notes 2.3 million World War I veterans remain and discusses aging veterans and the 1918 presidential address marking the end of armed imperialism.
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Wilson
America
Congress
Duke University
Harold W. Lewis
Duke
Khrushchev's Antimissile Paradox and U S Nike Zeus Effort
The piece notes a Soviet parade showing what may be an anti missile concept, with observers comparing it to the SS rockets and Powers incident. It cites the Nike Zeus program costing over 1.35 billion dollars and Western Electric involvement, stressing survival stakes amid arms development.
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Soviet Union
Tass
Izvestia
Francis Gary
Defense Department
Short Snippets on Automation and Newsroom Wit
A collage of witty quotes from editorials and readers about automation, politics, and society. Highlights include Khrushchev’s harvest remark, Kennedy’s work week forecast, and suburban chatter about neighborhood changes.
Businessman's View: Taste of Politics From Industry Leaders
A veteran Minnesota retailer Alf L Bergerud describes politics as both bitter and sweet for business leaders. He cites experiences with legislators and the pressure of public service, calling it a liberal education that tests compromise and reveals economic issues faced by states.
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Bergerud
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Ace Tass
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The Orthodoxy of Love and Service
A Sunday sermon argues true orthodoxy rests in love and action rather than creeds. It cites Jesus condemnation of ritualism, praises the Good Samaritan, and calls for unity among churches through benevolence toward the needy. The speaker warns against hollow reading without practicing forgiveness, peace, and daily service.
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Duke Seminar Shapes Future of Graduate Education
A Duke University Graduate Education seminar gathers about a hundred guests to discuss the growth and challenges of graduate studies, the role of research in national vitality, and the need for balance between science and humanities under President Douglas Knight. The discussion frames education as essential to national survival and a driver of social mobility amid rising research funding and automation.
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Douglas M. Knight
Richard L. Predmore
America
Duke University
Philip Handler
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