Wheat Quotas Poll Likely Keeps Control Program
The Ottawa Herald editorial urges farmers to vote July 23 on continuing the wheat control program with a 55 million acre limit and supports pegged prices at 75 percent of parity not below $1.77 a bushel. It argues a two thirds vote is needed and predicts a default to $1.18 if the program ends, leading to more wheat needing public storage. It cites Dr. Samuel R. Aldrich on rising fertilizer use and criticizes production control via acreage limits.
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Midwest
Docking Closes Governor Office Saturdays
Political pundits weigh the move as Docking closes his office on Saturdays noting Topeka visitors on Saturdays. The Independence Reporter sees two readings: no reelection bid or solid popularity. Salina Journal quips who will polish the fish bowl if doors stay shut.
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Londoners Surprised by Traffic, Art, and Hotels
London readers report quirky street scenes and urban life. A girl collides with a cat and a motorist breathes relief. letters debate road danger from internal combustion engines. Churchill works showcased, Br itish cinema crowds face long queues, and hotels run tight on reservations. An old patron learns months of notice are required.
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London
Times
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Doctors warn against daily nonprescription drugs
Dr Joseph E Molner urges public caution about narcotics barbiturates and tranquilizers. He cites a hypersensitive patient using codeine daily after surgery and warns daily use fosters habit and risk. He favors limited narcotic use for emergencies only and notes psychiatric help for nerves.
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Turkey
Prayer For Today Reflects Trust In Divine Guidance
Prayer cites Psalm 63:7 and thanks God for guidance and knowledge. It asks for humility before the Lord and submission to Christ’s saving power, ending with Amen in the name of Jesus.
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Christ
Television Schedule Night Across Channels 4 9 13 5
A dense listing of TV programming across four channels shows daily sequences from morning to late night. Notable items include news, weather, various dramas, comedies, Westerns, and game shows with numerous program titles and host names referenced.
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Jack Paar
Dev Nelson
Daily Word
Louisiana Governor Earl Long Aides Report After Santa Fe Visit
Louisi ana Gov. Earl Long, tired from a motor trip from El Paso, Tex., checked into a Santa Fe motel suite and called a doctor and nurse. Dr. Richard Landmann said Long was apparently all right and sleeping after an examination, noting altitude may cause a rapid pulse. Long arrived late Monday, said he felt better, but walked as if very tired and was helped by Louisiana racing commissioner Pete Menefee.
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J. M
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Ottawa Herald subscription rates notice
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with editor and publisher names and subscription rates. Rates vary by trade area and duration, including monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options for in-area and outside-area readers.
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Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Guy Snedaker
It Is Harder To Borrow Money These Days
The article notes tighter credit raising borrowing costs for homes cars and business loans. It cites higher yields on bonds and banks charging more for loans with mortgage and installment charges rising. Officials say tight money aims to curb speculation but risks slowing growth and prosperity.
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New York
Brando Eyes U.N. Script With World Federation Hope
Marlon Brando seeks a film about the United Nations after a Southeast Asia tour impressed him with global aid workers. He notes the need for a vital story accessible to audiences, discusses his view of world government, war causes, and the atom bomb as a key peace factor, and reflects on human aggressiveness and sacrifice.
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