What Do You Think We want sane anti communism stands
A reader argues against anti communism as a blanket good and warns against fearing communism. The piece urges independent thinking, democratic pride, and proactive support for American democracy and its global leadership, calling for selling its advantages rather than reacting to communist threats.
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Easton
Maryland
George Lincoln Rockwell
Rockwell
America
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
Agr. Advisory Council Elects New Directors
The Pennsylvania State University Agricultural Advisory Council elected three new directors and admitted 15 agribusiness organizations as members at its annual Slate College meeting. Dr R F E Larson, dean of the College of Agriculture, presented plans and future goals.
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Agr
Pennsylvania State University Agricultural Advisory Council
Slate College
Commonwealth
University
College of Agriculture
R FE Larson
Lancaster Farming Farm Weekly contact and publishing note
The page lists Lancaster Farming contact details for Lititz and Lancaster offices, including PO Box 266 Lititz Pa and phone numbers for advertising and editors. It shows editor Don Timmons and advertising director Robert G Campbell with a 1953 establishment line and notes weekly publication timing.
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Lititz
Main
Lancaster
Don Timmons
Robert G Campbell
Advertising Directo
Overrbel
Laree
Ivanhoe Dairy Records Set in National Age Group
The article reports a dairy records milestone for the 365 day division with Ivanhoe from Lows J Appell estate and Taps Queen Georgia of Terplands Farm achieving top milk and butterfat totals. It notes staff updates for the College Secretary of Agriculture Le land and state legislative developments, plus a council move to inform high school guidance counselors about agribusiness careers. Deputy Secretary Jack R Grey and others outline administrative actions and new directors.
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Leland
Bull
Jack R Grey
Harry Ulrich
Pennsylvania Poultry Federation
George G Conner
Pennsylvania Farm Bureau
Sinking Springs
Ivan Buisght
Lows J Appell
York
Osborndale Ivanhoe
Taps
Queen Georgia
Terplands Farm
Roxbury
Connecticut
Georgia
Land Judging results list top area contestants
Land Judging show final rankings with area students finishing in the top ten. Daniel Nolt Solanco Newt Schwendemann Ephiata William Hollinger Solanco Clarence Kieider Ephiata Adem Ziemmer man Garden Spot Huish School Robert Ross Yok Counts Robert Ehy Walvis Taomas Zait wan Ephacta are named as eligible to represent the area at the state contest during FFA week.
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FFA
Daniel Nolt
Solanco
Newt Schwendemann
Ephiata
William Hollinger
Clarence Kieider
Adem Ziemmerman
Huish School
Robert Ross
Yok
Robert Ehy
Walvis
Taomas Zaitwan
Ephacta
Envy and the Cancer of Saul in Biblical Insight
A devotional reading links envy to cancer, using the Saul and David narrative from I Samuel to illustrate how pride and arrogance fuel envy, cause fear and falsehood, and metastasize into hatred. The piece warns salvation requires a major inner change, noting limitations of self-justification.
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Saul
David
Using Excess Pasture and Silage for Livestock
Farmers are urged to fence excess spring pasture for hay or silage while letting animals graze the rest of the season. Caution is advised with weed sprays using amine 2 4 D to prevent drift near towns crops and susceptible plants. Wool from the 1965 clip should be sold this season. shear when dry and store fleece properly. Small grain silage from winter crops is a top feed value per acre with careful timing for rye wheat barley and oats and may include molasses as a feed fortifier.
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U.S
Lancaster County
Ivanhoe
Dhir Promamder
Paul R Anthony
Pennsylvania Paymens Association
G A Pos, O
Pennsylvania Farmers Isettation
Tom Wo Scott Mester
L Ute
Termat
I Samual
United States
Foreman
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Community Press Service
Max Smith
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