Farm Bureau weighs action to curb tobacco price rise
North Carolina Farm Bureau leaders study steps to halt the rising flue cured leaf prices driven by modernized parity. Committee head Carl Hicks says options include lower or stabilized support levels while aiming for a 1959 referendum on acreage controls and promoting Tobacco Associates marketing efforts.
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Walter Winchell in New York highlights Rockefeller integrity
The column extols Nelson Rockefeller as a public servant with integrity and dedication, notes his early discipline and thrift, and recalls his posts under three presidents. It adds anecdotes on Monroe and Ritchard, Chase, Capote, Charisse, Simmons, and Bardot style performers shaping Hollywood’s mood.
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Man's career dives as skid marks hint at downfall
A cautious reflection on how quickly a person may slide from success once a career begins a downward trend. The piece weighs the fragility of professional life and the signs of a collapsing path.
Everything to Gain Silence Becomes a Decisive Hit
A concise remark notes that silence can be powerful and even decisive, implying restraint can secure success or favorable outcomes in challenging situations. The phrase highlights the potential impact of deliberate quiet over vocal assertion.
Cross Burns in Houston Front Yard
A cross burned in the front yard of Mrs. Charles White, newly elected Houston School Board member, at about 9 p.m. Monday. Mrs. White said she believes the act reflects no wider sentiment and is ashamed by the desecration. The school board agreed to recheck election results after a petition by George Polk, citing machine issues affecting Mrs. White’s 36,000 vote total. County voting officials denied widespread machine faults, noting one defective mechanism was fixed promptly.
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Louis Buchner
Harris County
Voters Urged to Exercise Right as Civic Duty
A columnist notes the irony that people fight for self government yet many skip voting. The piece argues participation is essential to democracy and calls readers to cast ballots in upcoming elections.
Former Iraqi Premier To Be Executed
Fadhil Jamali former Iraqi premier and husband of an American wife has been sentenced to death by a military court. Gen Rafik Aref and Maj Gen Ghazi Daghistani were also condemned for plotting to invade Syria and seeking foreign help. executions by hanging are planned.
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