Freeman as supreme farm boss sparks alarm in editorial
The editorial condemns Secretary Orville Freeman’s potential power under a farm bill, arguing a novice in agriculture could control every farm in the nation. It warns of select advisory panels, ballot manipulation, production quotas, price controls, and Treasury access bypassing Congress.
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Kennedy
United States
Orville Freeman
Congressional
Freeman
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
America
Agriculture Department
United States Treasury
Congress
Southern resistance framed as national issue in editorial
Editor James Ward argues that northern support for integration is downplayed while the south is made the example. The piece notes arrests of a group in Ohio for trespassing at a pool and questions media coverage, then shifts to tangential tech and historical tidbits about Cuba, switches, and a York County courthouse door.
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James Ward
Jackson Daily News
Freedom Riders
Ohio
Coney Island
Cincinnati
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Congress of Racial Equality
York County
Kennedy warned Khrushchev as RB-47 spying fears mount
Senators Bridges and Stennis disclosed a Senate investigation into Russia's alleged espionage that compromised RB-47 reconnaissance flights near the Soviet coast. They said Kremlin knowledge came from espionage rings in Britain and the United States, alarming President Kennedy and top aides.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
U. S
Airforce
Kremlin
Britain
Senate Armed Service Committee
Styles Bridges
R N.H
John Stennis
Russia
Freeman Omstead
John McKone
Barents Sea
Bridges
Stennis
Olmstead
McKone
Walter Rostow
Jerone W. Wiesner
Mississippi
Moscow
U.S
Rostow
Wiesner
Paris
George Kennan
Belgrade
Vienna
State Department
Eisenhower
Japan
Arthur Sylvester
Nathan Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Canada
Face Lift Advice by Dr Steincrohn and Health Q A
Dear reader asks about a reliable plastic surgeon and whether to have a face lift at 63. The doctor urges checking reputation, discussing fees, and notes moral objections may be misplaced. He cites younger-age improvements and cautions against delaying too long. He adds on tuberculosis risks in bathrooms and shares hope for herpes neuralgia treatments. He also outlines cancer colon signs with diagnostic steps including X rays and sigmoidoscopy.
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Steincrohn
Patiens
Dr. Steinerohn
Almanac Highlights June 3 1961 Events and Births
On June 3 1961 the Almanac notes Confederate President Jefferson Davis born 1808 and King George VI born 1895 while King Edward VIII married Wallis Simpson in 1937. The Mount Palomar Observatory telescope dedication occurred in 1948 and a thought by H A L Fisher is quoted.
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Jefferson Davis
King George VI
Great Britain and Ireland
Duke of Windsor
King Edward VIII of
Great Britain
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Baltimore
Mount Palomar Observatory
Calif
De Gaulle and Kennedy Khrushchev visit examined
The author critiques Kennedy's trip to Canada and a planned Kennedy Khrushchev exchange. He argues de Gaulle seeks greater NATO influence, questions the value of secret Teheran era documents, and warns against secrecy in U S foreign policy.
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Kennedy
de Gaulle
Khrushchev
France
Roosevelt
Stalin
State Department
Secretary of State
Hull
White House
Dangerous Time for Kennedy Tax Cuts Could Hit Expensing
Sylvia Porter warns Congress faces a critical period as Kennedy tax overhaul may fail this year. If extension bills pass penalties on travel and entertainment deductions could become law, with entertainment disallowed and gifts and meals severely limited.
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Kennedy
Internal Revenue Service
Monroe Morning World Stationed as Local Newspaper
The Monroe Morning World founded October 20 1929 is a daily paper published by News Star World Publishing Corp in Monroe. It lists Robert Ewing Jr chair William Bronson president and Richard Hale general manager among staff and states AP news use rights and independence in tone and masthead.
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Robert Ewing Debe Db. Feing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star- World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Robert Ewing, Jr
Wiliam 8
Bronson
Richard Hale
Edmund G. Brows
Ges
Mer
Jack Gates
Dallas Roper
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South
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Cuba
Robert S. Allen and
Paul Scott
Khrush Wise
Peter J. Steincrohn
the Almanac
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Mercury
Mars
H. A. L. Fisher
George Sokolsky
Red China
NATO
Asia
Woodrow Wilson
John Hay
Elihu Root
Charles Evans Hughes
Robert Lansing
Cordell Hull
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Teheran
Yalta
League of Nations
United States Senate
Senate
Sylvia Porter
House
Ways & Means Committee
House-Senate
Associated Press
Branham Company
National Advertising Representatives
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Chicago
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Detroit
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Memphis
Dallas
Sam Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
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