Farm income rise still leaves farmers behind city rivals
President Johnson noted farm income will climb by 15 billion over last year yet farmers remain only two thirds as well off as urban counterparts in income parity. Secretary Freeman announced price support rises for corn soybeans and rice and wheat acreage expansions to ease farmer unrest amid calls for freer markets. Realized net income per farm is projected at 4785 this year versus 4210 in 1965 and 2956 in 1960, but high land and equipment costs temper returns as farmers demand greater share of national income.
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Orville L Freeman
Ezra Taft Benson
Congress
Giant Dossier Seeks Blanket Personal Data Pool
A proposal to pool all federal data on every American would create a giant dossier with instant access to schooling, grades, military service, personality, credit, income, employment, and more. Rep Cornelius F Gallagher warns such government reach threatens privacy and personal freedom.
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Cornelius F Gallagher
New Jersey
House
For My Part By Ray Cromley on Ky's Crisis Handling
Ex playboy Premier Nguyen Cao Ky displays political finesse during the Da Nang Hue Buddhist revolts. He avoids sectarian divide, delays concessions to radicals, and uses restrained force to quell unrest while preserving Buddhist ceremonies and maintaining Saigon's stability. Ky’s measured approach contrasts with Diem and Khanh’s past tactics.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
Diem
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Takes Issue With Sports Column To The Editor Sir
Native West Virginians defend Clarksburg against Bucky Summers critique of a Babe Ruth League playoff. They praise Clarksburg as a sports town and question the writer's motives citing Frederick defeats and Niagara Falls Marva games as counterpoints. They urge balanced views of cities and citizens.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
West Virginia
Frederick
Bucky
Willard A
Bishoff
Carrollton
Frederick, Md
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News-Post Files
Frederick reveals a publicity bureau at Hood College promoting city benefits including water, scenery, streets, and churches. The Frederick Fair racing card is set for October with 5200 dollars in purses for winning drivers. City Hall to hold a special meeting on street repairs and conditions.
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Frederick
Hood College
Frederick Fair
Fireworks set to light starling roosts in Frederick
Twenty years ago Frederick police report a planned fireworks display to honor starlings. Elkton maker to deliver a gross of 15 ball roman candles, with shooting possible any night near Hospital Park.
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Fred Straley
Elkton
Hospital Park
Lausche Links Riots to National Conspiracy During Civil Rights Debate
Senator Frank Lausche of Ohio told an Independent Grocers Alliance convention in Chicago that riots and looting are part of a national conspiracy run by experts. He warned civil rights leaders that demonstrations harm their cause, stressing government supremacy and law and order amid violence in Cleveland and other cities. He cited the Black Panthers and organized routes of disruption, urging restraint and accountability in public life.
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Grand
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Louis Seltzer
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New York
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South
Adam Clayton Powell
House Education and Labor Committee
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