Europe trade barriers threaten North American grain exports
The article argues that Common Market limits on poultry and forthcoming grain import restrictions threaten U S and Canadian exports. It notes high tariffs in Germany and varied policies among EEC members, risking a protectionist wall and possible world trade retaliation if not checked. Wheat policy is highlighted as a starting point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Europe
European Economic Community
European Alliance
West Germany
France
EEC
Computerized chow draws both praise and jokes
A USDA speaker at an Oklahoma meat conference says computers can optimize meat formulas to create a superior frankfurter. The piece notes the allure of instant vending and jokes about a talking egg fried with hash browns and criticizes machines for lacking character.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Clifton Swift
Mabel
Viewpoints of Other Editors and Miscellany Tidbits
A collage of editorials on society and duty traces how World War II shaped community responsibility. It links public life to private lives, urging honesty in leadership and support for civic good. Additional notes cover exercise tips, calcium concerns, somersault guidance, and fragments on syphilis education and hernia treatment debates.
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Buffalo Evening News
Sacred Grove
College
Globe
Saipan
Biak
Normandy
F.H.C
E. 38Th St
New York
N. Y
Department of Surgery
M. D
Fourteenth Amendment Could Be Overturned by Congress
Washington report cites Everett C. McKeage arguing the fourteenth amendment was not lawfully adopted and could be revoked by a 51 percent vote in Congress. He notes secretary of state proclamations and state withdrawals, urging Supreme Court action and possible resubmission to states for ratification.
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Washington
Congress
Everett C. McKeage
San Francisco
American Bar Association
California
Seward
Ohio
New Jersey
United States
Secretary of State
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
McKeage
Reconstruction Congress
Health as Seen By Dr Brady Somersaults and Cautions
A health column discusses exercise and somersaults with mixed guidance. Dr Brady Gracy responds to readers about exercise risks and benefits, noting the body’s blood vessels can hold a large blood volume when inverted while warning older readers to proceed cautiously.
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Brady
Assessment Roll Filing Notice for Town of Minetto 1963
Notice of filing and verification of the 1963 assessment roll for Minetto Oswego County New York. The certified copy was filed August 3 1963 at the Town Clerk's office and remains for public inspection until October 1 1963. Assessed by Ber dette Farnham and Fred G Post.
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Minetto
Oswego County
New York
Benson Avenue
Berdette Farnham
Fred G
Minettowaugo
Hal Boyle on Peter Sellers Kindness as Path to Success
New York report presents Peter Sellers as Britain’s top comic actor with a serious private outlook. He cites humor as a melancholy force and says success comes from kindness to others, while detailing his career from RAF service to vaudeville and films. He notes personal habits, car collection, and a belief in selflessness tempered by independence.
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New York
Peter Sellers
Britain
Peter
Jack
Henry Orient
Sellers
Royal Air Force
Civvy Street
An Editor’s Moment Of Meditation
An editor reflects on serenity and peace of mind found through constant personal kindness and occasional selfless love. He prays for guidance to overcome obstacles in this sacred search and to maintain a loving, compassionate approach in daily work.
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Father
Truth in packaging could curb liquor marketing abuses
Andrew Tully laments deceptive whiskey advertising that markets products as social symbols. He denounces claims that non drinkers are inferior and criticizes glamorous, aristocratic ads that feature luxury imagery while ignoring price and accessibility. He urges clear labeling and straightforward information for ordinary consumers.
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Andrew Tully
Washington
Congress
Jenkins and guests visit Villiard District families
California couple Mr. and Mrs. Philip Jenkins visit Mr. and Mrs. Martin Weber and family while Misses Mariel and Anne Boigeol of Mexico call on Mrs. Frances Rio. Local residents host visitors from Syracuse and Mexico as a severe hailstorm damages gardens nearby.
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Villiard
Philip Jenkins
California
Martin Weber
Mr. Jenkins
la Robardiere
Mariel
Anne Boigeol
México
Frances Rio
Leon LaRobardiere
Lyle Halsey
Pulaski
Larry Wilkinson
MACS
Rochester
Ethel Logan
Karen
Braden Halsey
Syracuse
James LaRobare
F. E. Matty
Mexico
Adrian Bourlier
Pennellville
Peter Kratz
Nancy
Linda Rio
Becky Baxter
McKenzie School Audit Finds Fund Over by $70
The McKenzie School Board ordered an audit of the student body fund after questions about a potential unauthorized deficit. The auditor found $70 more in the fund than showed on the books.
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Blue River, Orc
McKenzie School Board
Evasive play beats dangerous lead in three notrump
In a three notrump hand East leads hearts then declarer South avoids the standard club finesse to prevent the dangerous opponent from gaining the lead. South dummy plays a spade exit and a low club from dummy, discarding the club finesse, allowing West to win the nine and still leaving South with ten tricks: three spades, a heart, a diamond and five clubs.
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Declarer
West
Dummy
East
South
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Balzac
Victor Hugo
Christine Keeler
Jackie Kennedy
Cary Grant
New York Times
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Josh
B. Jay Becker
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