Surplus export plan deemed an illusion under Francis study
The Francis report on farm surpluses finds exporting as a solution unlikely and urges reexamination of domestic production and price policies. It recommends narrowing output, cutting marketing costs, boosting domestic use, and reassessing rigid support prices to avoid remaining a world market residual. If export proves illusory, focus shifts to domestic remedies.
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Clarence Francis
General Foods Corporation
Eisenhower
Francis
United States
Further Gains Against Polio Spark Hope for Elimination
The article reports continued progress against polio after early overoptimism. Dr Jonas Salk and Dr Leonard Scheele announce three dose testing success and lasting immunity. They warn vaccine supply and safety issues remain, but foresee eventual total victory with widespread vaccination.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Jonas Salk
Leonard Scheele
U. S. Public Health Service
Do We Want a Cure For Traffic Apathy
Safety officials urge action to cut today’s toll, but motorists ignore warnings. Selective enforcement targets accident prone drivers for corrective driving or penalties, while safer highways remove vision obstructions and build better road design to reduce crashes. An expert predicts retirement pay rises to 200 a month by 1975 unless the dollar devalues by half.
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Paul Jones
National Safety Council
Eisenhower faces second term questions amid health and duties
The piece weighs Eisenhower's heart attack recovery and temperament as pressures mount for a 1956 bid. It questions presidential restraint, constitutional limits on incapacity, and potential staffing changes with Gruenther and Milton Eisenhower as possible chiefs. Adlai Stevenson vows to oppose delegating presidential power.
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Congress
Alfred Gruenther
Defense
Milton Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Frank
Emigration Halt Ordered by Morocco Amid Independence Struggles
Morocco halts emigration of Moroccan Jews to Israel citing threat to economy amid post independence upheaval. The nation shifts from protectorate to sovereign state with limited budget, experts warn of grafting tensions between Muslim and French communities and the edge of Jew and Muslim relations. Senator Leverett Saltonstall of Massachusetts, born 1892, is noted for his long service and role on the armed services committee.
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Morocco
Israel
France
Newsweek
Sultan Mohammed Ben Youssef
Paris
Mohammed Douiri
Committee of Resistance
Army of Liberation
Massachusetts
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
Chestnut Hill
Newton
Mass
Massachusetts House of Representatives
House
Senate
Senate Armed Services Committee
Bible Thought on God’s Promise and Repentance
A devotional note quoting II Peter 3 9 stressing God’s patience and desire for all to repent. It emphasizes that the Lord is not slack in keeping promises but is long suffering toward humanity and wishes no one to perish.
Press Club views on Eisenhower’s illness and career
Washington reporters at the National Press Club debate Ike's heart attack era and retirement. They compare his tenure to Coolidge and Jefferson, criticize Madison Avenue PR tactics, and argue for a moderate, nonpartisan presidency with a pullout from active politics.
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Press Club
Eisenhower
Ike
Palace Guard
Washington
Thomas E. Dewey
Taft
Madison Avenue
New York Street
General Press Club
Congress
Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Precinct
Cal
Jefferson
Gettysburg Acres
Flag Week Plea Urges Public Pride On June Flag Day
A Meleeean column laments low flag display in New Castle on Flag Day June 14. The writer urges Americans to honor the nation by flying the American flag and remembers the 4th of July as a day of pride and tribute to those who fought for the banner. E. L. Stitzinger is noted for displaying the flag daily during Flag Week.
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New Castle
E. L. Stitzinger
Just Folks By Edgar A Guest Ends With Baseball Game
Poem about fate and life’s journey notes that one cannot know the end or goal. A humorous line adds that if the boss is away, the speaker plans to attend a baseball game.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Try And Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
Two gardeners discuss a local banker and his estate while noting a newspaper item about a man run over in New York. Mrs Teitlebaum reacts with shock as the Teitlebaums converse in a village store.
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Bennett Cerf
Golden Acres
Feller Rockerbilt
Rockerbilt
Rockerbit
Rapid City snake collector turns profits into a fortune
In Rapid City South Dakota mayor Brockersby builds a snake empire earning around 50000 dollars a year from a tourist attraction. He houses rattlers cobras and other reptiles in an air conditioned facility with 15 staff and a waiting list. His curator Earl Chace recalls a recent bite and immediate treatment.
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S. D
Weet Aroueulahs
Black Hills
Brockersby
Rapid City
America
Snakes
F.C. Othman
Earl
Brockelsby
Earl Chace
Bronx
Chace
McLean
Fairly Spoken By Margaret Latrobe on Mental Health
The essay argues mental illness is a treatable health issue, not a moral failing, citing low funding per patient compared with physical diseases. It notes high bed occupancy by mental patients, schizophrenia prevalence, and widespread emotional disturbances among children and adults, urging better education and services. It ends tying to Ohio-born presidents since the Civil War.
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U. S
Asso
Jonathan
Johnny
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