Changing America Aims to Halt Rural to Urban Migration
Harper's Easy Chair columnist John Fischer argues Congress can reshape policy to curb mass migration from farms to cities. He cites three turning points including a Supreme Court district redraw, Negro voting rights, and falling farm surpluses, proposing 350 new towns to keep rural populations and develop hinterlands with industry education and services.
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Today’s Quip Prompts Price Gap Between Magazines
A brief quip notes the price distinction between a sophisticated magazine and a dirty one, pegging the gap around twenty five cents. The remark satirizes consumer notions of quality and value in periodical publishing.
Daily Crossword Clues And Cryptoquote Preview
Crossword clues list across and down with definitions such as Frequently and Courage. The Cryptoquote puzzle shows a coded quote and a solution hint using substitution. Yesterday's quote attributed to Miguel de Unamuno is noted along with the daily cryptoquote instruction.
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Miguel DE Unamuno
Hubby Must Make Decision Himself
Psychiatric care for a brilliant sister puzzles a writer. Abby explains emotional disorders are not tied to intelligence or talent. A husband’s tolerance for a helper in his office tests a marriage and public image, while time and patience may ease conflicts.
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New Variety Hour Sows Mixed UPI CBS Debut
Hippodrome, a color one hour comedy variety circus series taped in England, premieres on CBS replacing Red Skelton. Host Jack Carter, with U.S. and British guests, delivers largely familiar acts and risqué humor amid family appeal aims. Abby column follows about a personal office encounter and an off color joke.
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Sam's Barbershop Lantern Talk on Baseball and Women
Customers in Sam's Barbershop swap talk about women and horse racing while barbers snip. The discussion shifts through baseball legends Grover Cleveland Alexander and Dizzy Dean, modern pitching, and the old game, ending with a flirtatious nod to women as the block writes.
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