Fresh produce and meat prices drift as storms hit markets
Fresh produce supplies feel storm impact with iceberg lettuce in short supply and higher prices for green beans cabbage corn and squash while brussels sprouts carrots celery onions potatoes sweet potatoes tomatoes and turnips stay plentiful. Meat prices rise with beef pork and lamb promos noted as retailers report prices generally lower than a year ago though some cuts higher. One chain sells turkey at 39 cents a pound in northeastern stores as coffee prices rise.
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Southeastern
Realism Now Suppresses Heroic War Films In Hollywood
AP writer Bob Thomas quotes Clyde Mack criticizing Hollywood's war films for glamour. He argues war is hell and demands realism, noting recent depictions of the Army in The Victors and the general shift away from hero worship. The piece hints at looming price increases for goods like ground and instant varieties in coming weeks.
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Hollywood (Ap
Clyde Mack
Armed Forces
Ser
Randy Scott
Bill Bendix
Jazz
Unexpected Development at Sheboygan Church Unity Week
A Sheboygan AP report details an odd sermon portion during Church Unity Week. The Rev. Dr. GI's European sermon turns to provocative satire and pop culture references, culminating in a plan to expose Marines and pivot to a Peace Corps project.
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Lon McCallisters
Air Force
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Navy
Normandy
Peace Corps
Salaries Up for Southern Governors Across Region
Southern governors have seen salary increases aligning with rising living costs, now commonly reaching about 25 000 dollars annually. The trend aims to attract leaders amid heavy duties including road paving school building job creation and pension obligations. Faubus of Arkansas remains the lowest at 10000 dollars, while several states have raised pay in recent years. Meanwhile a separate note records Rev Parry Jones delivering a sermon at St Peter Claver Church with Dr Jones addressing the congregation and offering equal time.
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Don McKee
Associated Press
Atlanta
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
T. Parry Jones
First Methodist Church
St. Peter Claver
Robert Hoeller
St. Peter's
Dr. Jones
Father Hoeller
Spending and Receipts to Rise in New Federal Budget
The AP reports the new fiscal plan shows higher cash receipts from individuals and corporations, increased federal spending on education health labor welfare and space tech, and a $3 billion federal deficit. The budget aims to curb defense while expanding poverty programs and trims military outlays.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Johnson
Congress
Atom Blasts Could Dig a Canal Fast
Central American canal by nuclear excavation is explored with cost gaps between $500 million using dynamite and $2.5 billion with conventional blasting. Senate hearings planned to weigh feasibility under the limited test ban and possible Soviet veto. US must secure Russian agreement per treaty.
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United States
Central America
Panama Canal Zone
John M. Hightower
Washington
Soviet Union
Panama Canal
Mos
Central American Isthmus
Atlantic
Pacific
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Last Train Ends Hot Springs to Little Rock Run
The Missouri Pacific Railroad operated its final Hot Springs to Little Rock passenger run on Monday. The train carried more than usual passengers including rail buffs and Hot Springs first graders on their first train ride. Many bought round trip tickets but traveled one way to keep a souvenir of the trip. The Arkansas Public Service Commission had authorized the discontinuation citing financial losses.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
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Hot Springs
The
Arkansas Public Service Commission
Diplomatic Doubts Over Soviet Underground Explosion
Holifield as a senior House member on the joint committee notes doubts about Soviet willingness to cooperate. Diplomats doubt Moscow would raise insuperable objections. Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee last August that the United States might hear from the Soviets a desire to employ underground explosions for a peaceful purpose.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United State
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