Our Daily Bread Sliced Thin by The Editor Alex
An editorial note by editor Alex Washburn reflects on daily bread as a metaphor for routine life. The piece comments on simplicity, value of honest work, and the reader’s role in shaping meaningful routines through restraint and gratitude.
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Washburn
Canada squeezes oil and newsprint prices harm US economy
The Tulsa Tribune argues Canada’s oil export tax jump and newsprint price rise threaten the US balance of payments. It urges measured response, proposing limits on American tourism expenditure in Canada, a shift from prior auto trade concessions, and asserts Canada acts as a sovereign nation while the US should defend its economic interests without anger.
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Uncle Sam
Canada
United States
Hugh K. Joyce
Bowaters
Senate votes to boost Social Security by 11 percent
The Senate approved an 11 percent across the board Social Security increase and new grants for low income working families, sending the measure to conference with the House which has enacted a similar boost. The plan includes work bonus payments up to 400 per year and takes effect in two steps, 7 percent now and 4 percent next June.
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Senate
House
Russell B. Long
D-La
Nixon
Vets face another crisis and praise for the U S
Dennis Chambers, a Vietnam POW held 50 years in the Hanoi Hilton, is ready for the American Chamber’s Board but faces the energy crisis. He says he is not bitter and remarks that many people do not understand the nation’s situation.
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Dennis Chambers
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Four utility firms hunt new fields for fuel supply
Four Southern electric power companies including New Orleans Public Service seek new oil and gas fields and a possible refinery to ease fuel shortages. System Fuels, Inc. forms joint ventures with several oil firms to acquire fuels, with plans for a Mississippi River refinery of 200000 barrels per day.
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Southern Electric Power
William McCollan, Jr
New Orleans Public Service, Inc
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
McCollam
Interior
Middle South Utilities
System Fuels, Inc
Arkansas Power & Ligh
Louisiana Power & Light
Mississippi Power & Light
System Fuels
McCollum
Mississippi River
Oi O
Laws Should Fit the People They Serve Quote
A paraphrase reflecting on divine judgment and human law. It cites Romans 2 12 noting perish without the law and being judged by the law and adds Clarence Darrow’s line that laws should be like clothes made to fit the people they serve.
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Clarence Darrow
The Christian Brothers Winery and Teaching Order Face Wine Roles
In Napa and Martinez California the Christian Brothers, a teaching order, run a core winery at Mont La Salle with Brother Timothy as cellarmaster. The 1500 acre Napa vineyards produce premium wines while parish schools fund education. Timothy recalls Repeal era training and notes no salary raises in eight years. Wine work is reconciled with vows of poverty and obedience as the order expands in a booming U.S. wine market reaching 650 million gallons annually by 1966.
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Mont la Salle
Napa
Calif
Brother Timothy
Fratrescholarum Christianarum
Catholic Church
Christian Brothers
Timothy
Eric
Alvin
James
Brs
Napa Valley
United States
Nature
Amsterdam
Mather Timothy
Anthony George Diener
Elizabeth
N.J
Los Angeles
University of California
Martinez
Mont Lia Salle
Bank of America
U.S. faces debt limit crisis and Sunday Senate session
The federal government sits 63 billion over the legal limit as the Senate gears up for its first Sunday session in 112 years. Bonds may be paid from 4.5 billion cash on hand while Congress tussles over a campaign finance extension tied to the debt bill.
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Senate
House
James Allen
D-Ala
Allen
Senate House Conference Committee
Mike Mansfield
Obituary for Mrs. Cora Crews 81 and Survivors
Mrs Cora Crews 81 died last night in a local hospital. Survived by husband Seth Crews of Hope one daughter Lena Hamiter of Tampa Fla two sons William Crews of Texarkana Tex and Jesse R Crews of California one sister Monroe Kent of Hope three brothers Forrest W Hamiter Ethridge Hamiter and Harold Hamiter ten grandchildren and ten great grandchildren Funeral services at 3 30 p m Sunday in the Herndon Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Gordon Renshaw officiating Burial in Memory Gardens under the direction of Herndon Funeral Home
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Seth Crews
Hope
Lena Hamiter
Tampa
Fla
William Crews
Texarkana
Tex
Jesse R. Crews
California
Monroe Kent
Forrest W. Hamiter
Wagoner
Okio
Ethridge Hamiter
Nevada
Harold Hamiter
Chicago
Gandchildre
Buffalo herds rebound on Western Plains amidst careful ranchers
AP reports buffalo numbers rise from near-extinction to thousands under watchful rancher and park ranger oversight. historical counts and tribal hunts are noted, with current owners and herds listed in South Dakota, Wyoming, and Montana areas. Roy Houck leads a growing buffalo operation with 3300 animals at Fort Pierre.
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Murdo, S.D
Spot Bee
West Plains
Lowstone National Park
Wyo
National Buffalo Association
Wyoming
Roy Houck
Fort Pierre
S.D
South
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