Debatable U S India surplus deal cited as absurd policy
A Houston Chronicle critique condemns a U S India surplus farm product exchange as folly. It details losses to American taxpayers, shipping subsidies, rupee payments, and a claimed shift of aid to India’s industrial plan, arguing the deal betrays restraint and may empower a future foe.
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Houston Chronicle
Houston
U.S
India
United States
New Delhi
The
Chronicle
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Encouraging farm income outlook cited by USDA
The USDA projects July-September net farm income near 9 percent higher year over year, possibly reaching an annual rate of 12 billion dollars. Texas Bureau of Business Research notes July cash income more than doubles from a year ago, with 11 of 19 major Texas commodities up in the first seven months, though cattle and cotton declined. It remains to be seen if price rises are temporary or trends.
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TF. Department of Agriculture
Texas Bureau of Business Research At
Austin
Texas
In TRAQ. women marry for one reason only a slave
A jumble of quoted remarks and quips from an American woman Myre Helen Stubbagh of Palo Alto Calif on fleeing a Moslem husband. The piece cites editor gossip about North and South place names and ends with a Barnum quip and a woodpecker aside.
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Traq
Myre
Helen Stubbagh
Palo Alto
Calif
United States
Lubbock Avalanche Journal Publication Details 1966
The fragment shows masthead content of the Lubbock Avalanche Journal with publisher names Charles Parker F Prouty and Charles W Rate, subscription rates, and postal information dated September 19, 1966. It includes motto pledge and page reference, indicating a standard newspaper front matter listing in Lubbock Texas.
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Eaen
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche Journal Publishing Co
National Advertang Representatives
Texas Daily Press
Texas Avenue
Texas
Associated Press League
Ballas
CHAS
Guy Parker F. Prouty
Chas. W. Rate
Avalanche
Avalanche & Journal
Matt
United States of America
Lubbock, Tex
Hospital Run Hidden in War Time
John, battered and unrecognizable, sneaks past guards to learn Sue’s fate after a roof collapse. Alice explains Sue’s injuries, the hospital transfer to Harding Hospital in Putnam County, and the barrier John faces to visit. The scene ends with a plan to reach her.
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John
Alice
Johnns
Sue
Harding Hospital
Putnam County
Paint job on post trucks stirs colors debate
Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield faces scrutiny over painting state and federal trucks red white and blue. Senator Olin Johnston probes paint specifications claiming favoritism toward Sherwin-Williams, while officials defend color choices and safety trends as accidents reportedly drop after the change.
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Arthur Summerfield
Sen
Olin DD. Johnston
PSC
Court Stand Puzzle in Five to Four Rulings
A Supreme Court trend shows five to four reversals of circuit rulings, with Justices Minton and Warren figures in a debate over judicial experience. The piece argues for seasoned judges on future vacancies and notes several controversial cases including U S versus Morgan and others involving tax, insurance, and public projects.
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Nees
Supreme Court of the
United States
Fiarl Warren
High Tribunal
Jin
Fisenhower
Justic Sherman Minton
Minton
Roosevelt
Indiana
Black
Franikhirter
Douglas
Medina
New York
Parker
Charlotte
Borah
New Orleans
Phillips
Denver
Bratton
Albuquerque
Sanborn
St. Paul
Denman
San Francisco
Rone
Tacoma
Danaher
Prettyman
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
U. S
Morgan
Yor
Marsland
Delaware
Maryland
Maryland Insurance Company
Atchafalaya
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Coast Guard
New Mexico
South Carolina
1956 Campaign Speech Sparks Debate At Young Republicans
Landon criticizes overbearing rules and asserts strong defense of independence and presidential powers. In Dallas from a flag deck platform, the presidential nominee addresses Young Republicans from multiple states about campaign losses and liberty versus security concerns.
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Landon
al Young Repiblcans
Cmere Parppers
United States
Phitform
Three States Vie to Decide Control of Senate
Three key states Oregon Washington and New York may determine Senate control as Republican Robert Javits fights Democrat Robert Wagner in New York while Oregon and Washington tests feature Wayne Morse and Warren Magnuson facing reelection. Morse and Magnuson linger as Democratic incumbents amid party divisions and national concerns.
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Oregon
Washington
New York
Senate
Wayne Morse
Warren Magnuson
New York State
Herbert Lehman
Robert Wagner
Jacob Javits
Wagner
Javits
Douglas McKay
Arthur B. Langhe
Fisenhower
Republican National Committee
Interor
National War Labor Board
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Richard Neuberger
Morse
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Organized Labor
Petent
Congress
Republcans
Robert A. Taft
Queens
Syraciuse
Joe McCarthy
San Francisco
Javito
Thomas F. Dewey
Albany
Republican State Committee
Jevosh
Werener
Moatier
Javite
Dave
Fin
Arthur PF. Langte
Sen
Connecticut
Thomas Dodd
Oman
Bush
Hssey
Abe Pobyeoff
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South Paine
City Center Hospital
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Lste
Toran
Tuncon
SCUS
Asia
Africa
By Martin Caidin
NEA, Inc
Frederick C.othman
Ormonde A. Kiel
Ehacve
Kieb
Sen. Johnston
Post Office
Sherwin-Williams Paint Co
Tucker
Beng
Varios
Warren
Sis
Frankfurter
Reed
Burton
Clark
Justice Jackson
Justce Harlan
Fee
Frankfurter and
Reeds
Twin City Power Company
Texas Tech
Sitigallo
Bradford i Knapp
Forrellment
Tokyo
Count Jurechi Heranehi
Aloo
International Olympic Committee
Berlin
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