Transit Authority Seeks Courteous Subways Through Campaign
New York Transit Authority launches a citywide campaign to curb pushing and rudeness in subways. Posters contests and public messages urge riders and staff to say please sorry and thank you during rush hours. TA spokesman notes progress mainly in off peak times while optimism remains.
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Freeman Advises Khrushchev on Soviet Farm Policy
Secretary Orville Freeman urged Khrushchev to let farmers run their own farms, arguing American success rests on family farms while Soviet agriculture relies on state operated farms. He noted the contrast as Soviet efforts to boost output continue.
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Lorain Teacher Wins 1959 Injury Verdict
Miss Lottie M. Burrell a 73 year old Lorain school teacher was awarded a 1959 injury verdict of 19500 against the city by a common pleas court jury. She said a bump on a traffic control box Sept 12 1959 caused permanent hip injury and disability.
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Farmers urged to emulate U.S. farm ownership model
The speaker argues that to boost productivity, farmers should adopt not only American hybrid corn, fertilizer, and machinery but also the principle of ownership and operation by the farmers themselves. This call emphasizes farmer control as essential to progress.
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