Farmers to Decide on New Agricultural Program
A Letter to the Editor discusses a proposed farm program allowing farmers to draft rules for crop subsidies with Agriculture Secretary approval. It compares to Hoover commissions and notes liberal support from Secretary Orville Freeman and Senator Humphrey. The piece critiques lack of recorded votes and cites a Kennedy budget boost for agriculture amid rising surpluses.
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Meet the Press
Sen
Humphrey
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Hoover Commission
Orville Freeman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
L.A.C
Benn Loses Bid to Retain Commons Seat
London Labour MP Anthony Wedgwood Benn suffered a defeat as the Commons backed a committee decision to remove him from the House of Commons and elevate his status toward the House of Lords. The vote was 204 to 126 in favor of the transfer, marking another setback in Benn's long political career.
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London
Anthony Wedgwood Benn
House of Lords
House of Commons
Commons
Benn
O.A.S Pensioners Offered Free Glasses Plan Draws Debate
The article describes a proposal to provide free eyeglasses to O.A.S pensioners in Britain, noting debates over eligibility, costs, and the role of Dr. J. Soss and Winston Churchill. It mentions a 37 Pine Avenue optic lab and offices in Wilmington and Tur, with phone numbers HE 5 6219 and HE 6 6739. The piece references peerage rules and the desire to streamline access without unnecessary lapses.
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Lord Stanspate
Bean
Commons
Soss
Britain
J. Plete
Jan. M. Soss
Pine Avenue
Benn
Hisj
Winston Treediy
Churchill
Tithea
Wilmington
Tur
Independent publication notice from Long Beach California
A clipped newspaper notice from Long Beach California dated 1943 records publication details and court adjudication information from Los Angeles County. It references an entry at 1xth Street and Pine Avenue, a specific file or decree number, and an administrative process linked to a serial or legal matter.
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Independent
Pine Ave
Long Beach
Calif
Sunerial Court
Los Angeles County
Notable deaths and political notes dominate today’s brief card
Dr Phillip B Gallagher 43, a Stanford research scientist involved in early sun contact, dies after 5,000 volt shock in lab. Eisenhower and Mamie plan Palm Desert departure, eye Palm Springs golf classic next January. Dr Francis Neilson 94, pacifist leader, dies in Long Island, renounces British citizenship. Brendan Behan avoids jail after doctor’s plea. trial reset for April 27. A trailblazing woman foreign service officer reports to Kennedy on ambassadorial work and new post to Ceylon with its sole woman prime minister.
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Phillip B Gallagher
Stanford University
Gallagher
Redwood City
Eisenhower
Mamie
Palm Desert
Palm Springs
Redlands Woman Vows Ambassadorship to Ceylon
Francis E. Willis of Redlands California told newsmen after meeting President Kennedy on Thursday that she was terribly excited about her new assignment as ambassador to Ceylon. She is described as the only candidate mentioned in early reports.
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Kennedy
Norway
Ceylon
Francis E. Willis
Redlands
Calif
Miss Willis
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