Kennedy a Student of History and the Presidency
James Marlow analyzes President Kennedy as a student of history and the presidency. He credits Kennedy with a sense of continuity with past leaders, even as he stressed a new generation and a fresh approach to peace. The piece compares Kennedy with Roosevelt Forrestal and Eisenhower in tone, defense posture, and the pursuit of peace through law and diplomacy.
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Kennedy
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Defense
James V. Forrestal
Truman
Eisenhower
Forrestal
Rochester farmer Dean Martin highlights soil conservation
Rochester Minn AP Ernest Hemingway left Rochester after two months of treatment at the Mayo Clinic. Dean Martin farms about 430 acres in Prince Township with 380 owned. He follows a strict rotation including alfalfa and sweet clover to improve soil, aiming to leave the land better than he found it. He mans a small dairy herd and beef cattle, and believes rotation can reduce erosion without terraces or waterways.
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Ernest Hemingway
Rochester
Mayollion
Martin
Prince- 2Ton
Ottawa
Hemingway
Clin
Roxanne
Hemlic
Fredingway
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Princeton
Franklin County
Farmer Plans Crop Rotation and Windbreaks on Marlin Farmstead
A farmer notes plans to rotate crops by planting wheat and clover, continue legume cultivation, and establish windbreaks around alfalfa fields. He lists Marlin farmstead, 50 acres of lame pasture, and additional landscape grasses for grazing around his home.
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Soil Conservation Meeting
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