Bellboys and Promoters Weigh Miami Beach Resort Woes
From Miami Beach, bellboys, cabbies, doormen and hotel managers describe a winter season under pressure. A crackdown on bookmaking and curfews curtail nightlife and tips. Prices for rooms rise, while promoters seek events to keep the island glittering and attract visitors despite recession fears.
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France's First Lady Seen as Homespun Figure Abroad
Madame Germaine Coty, newly head of the Palais de l Elysee, is portrayed as simple, gracious, and deeply democratic. A provincial by birth, she lived modestly in Paris, shops daily, bakes for Christmas, and favors practical linen and good value over luxury, while preparing for official duties and a larger public role.
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Benson Answers Questions On New Farm Program
Secretary Evra Benson discusses the Administration farm program with NEA Service. He says it aims to provide abundant food at reasonable prices, shift to flexible price supports, expand markets, raise farmer incentives, and reduce long term federal controls. Surpluses and parity mechanics are explained along with anticipated transition and impacts on farmers.
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What is Parity A Definition
Parity is a measure of a satisfactory relation between the prices of a farmer's outputs like crops and stock and the prices of inputs like machinery clothes and household goods. It is set during a base period and aims to secure a parity income through price supports and market adjustments.
Four Basic Faults Dilute Farm Incentives
The piece argues that 90 percent support for the Four Basic Faults sustains an incentive plan for farmers to shift from excess commodities. With prices frozen artificially, producers lose markets, consumers face shortages or substitutions, some exports stay above world prices, and foreign markets shrink. Mountainous surpluses result from these faults.
Some Prospects The New Program Offers For Consumers
The text outlines potential gains and gaps from a new program, noting limited tax relief for consumers and no immediate cut in food costs. It highlights for farmers continued price support, income protection, reduced federal production controls, and greater income stability amid ongoing policy changes.
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