U.S. farm science yields new crops and techniques
A Agriculture Department report highlights major U.S. farm advances this year. Over 20 new crop varieties released including upland cotton, yellow soybeans, a Pacific Northwest berry, new pecan and spinach disease resistance. Foil mulching boosts yields fivefold. new ground sprayers cut pesticide use. Discoveries in plant maturation chemicals may enable defoliation or dormancy control. Progress remains central to American agriculture and global standing.
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Pacific Northwest
Preventing Tyrants A Warning From Dr Spock And Others
Dr Spock warns that exposing preschool children to Santa Claus risks creating tyrants if young children learn that their wishes come first. He says adults should remain confident and loving, not hesitant, to avoid long term behavior problems. Harvard criminologist Dr Glueck supports early intervention, linking weak families to crime. experts emphasize child care over enforcement.
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Somerset Maugham Remembered In Belated Tribute
A belated tribute mourns Somerset Maugham noting his entertaining stories and novels. The piece recalls his cynicism and honesty, rating Tolstoy Dostoevsky and Balzac as early peers, praising Chekhov, and reflecting on his orphaned childhood, stammer, and skepticism toward religion. It mentions a troubled marriage shaping his views.
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Somerset Maugham
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W Somerset Maugham as Observer of Seamy Life
W Somerset Maugham favored plain style over ornate in his fiction and memoirs. His enduring characters include Mildred Rogers in Of Human Bondage and Sadie Thompson in Rain, while Ashenden reveals his World War I spy adventures. His work left a plainspoken legacy that enriched English literature.
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Mildred Rogers
Sadie Thompson
Maugham
Tony
Leaders Striving To Prevent World War III
Opinion by a New York Herald Tribune contributor argues that world tensions mirror prewar eras yet feature a nuclear deterrent. US policy under Johnson seeks international support through diplomacy and military strength, warning against isolation or flawed peace deals.
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China
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Asia
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Japan Dumping Ceramic U S Market Faces Backlash
Washington dispatch reports Japanese firms accused of copying trade packaging and false labeling to flood the US ceramic market. Small American producers face bankruptcy as Treasury delays action, with plant closures across U S states and few lawmakers voicing protests.
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Washington
Orient
Treasury Department
Carolinas
Bulgaria and satellites face rights report critique
A Bulgarian official denounces U S rule while accusing Bulgaria of being a police state. The ACEN report details widespread rights abuses across Eastern Europe including Poland, Czechoslovakia, Romania, and the Baltic states with mass arrests, forced labor, and prison camps. It cites executions and deportations as evidence of the regime's repression and notes religious and intellectual suppression across multiple nations.
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Assembly of Captive European Nations
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Baltic States
Ralhauser
Alexander Todea
Tarsis
Yesenin-Volpin
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Polityka
Ussr
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Moles and melanoma risks and health cautions
Moles are common benign skin spots present from birth or developing in childhood. Most remain stationary, but certain changes like darkening, itching, or secretions can indicate melanoma requiring surgical removal to prevent spread. avoid caustics and improper removal. seek medical advice. Also notes on coronary risks, habit dangers, and cautious smoking guidance.
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Asia
Europe
America
Rest and Regimen: What Happens If It Is Ever Done
K R ponders the consequences of extending rest beyond necessity. The fragment hints at bodily deterioration and potential decline from excessive inactivity, signaling a caution about prolonged inaction and its toll on health.
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Montoester Founded in November by John D Ewing Publisher
The fragment notes a publication titled Montoester with founder John D Ewing and publisher Wilson Ewing, dated around November. Details are incomplete but indicate an early 20th century newspaper origin with local branding.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Pupusner
Monroe News Star World Inks and Editorial Note
A damaged clipping notes filing details and masthead elements for the Monroe News Star World. It lists staff names including Robert Ewing and J William H Bronson with Associated Press rights and notes on independence and editorial stance.
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