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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1973
Page
2
The article marks Freedom of the Press Day on June 7, urging defense of First Amendment rights and source confidentiality. It cites The Los Angeles Times and Representative Paul Findley to stress that news sources must remain free from coercion, preserving democratic governance and public oversight.
Mr George F Will discusses a major shift in American farming from 1945 to the mid sixties. He notes one third of the labor force on farms in 1945 and a migration to cities of about 2 750 people per day, alongside productivity gains and rising living standards.
The piece celebrates the approaching end of the school year and the coming summer freedoms. It envisions graduation for some and urges youths and older students to use learning to improve their communities and nation. It emphasizes adaptability and lifelong learning as paths to a brighter future.
National Institute of Mental Health experiments with mice suggest a perfect, effortless life leads to lethargy and extinction. Critics warn against overreliance on animal models while noting possible insights into human societal risk if problems are solved too easily.
Transcript from New Rockford notes two new office buildings and a parking garage in Washington DC costing 133 million dollars. It itemizes a members lounge with carpet 32000 and drapes 22000 and chandeliers 45000 noting the war on poverty continues.
Farmers should plant soybeans by June first to maximize yield, using seeds per foot guidance from Jim Eakin at Penn State. For flies, use residual sprays such as Cygon Baytex Korlan Gardona, or DDVP and Ciodrin mixes, and Diaxinon to treat manure piles.
A devotional reading contrasts vain wishful hope with a living Christian hope grounded in the resurrection of Jesus Christ. It cites Romans 8 35 39 1 Peter 1 3 4 and discusses hope as a sustaining source through trials and even death, urging faith over empty expectation.
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