Editorial on NFO actions in four states over crop prices
National Farmers Organization members in Iowa Indiana Georgia and South Dakota have shot and buried hogs and burned thousands of bushels of grain to protest unfavorably priced markets. The acts are symbolic and have not altered the prices farmers receive. The NFO program aims to pressure markets despite limited tangible impact.
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Divided They Fall The farmers price program analysis
The author argues farmers cannot set their own prices through an organized program. Individualists resist organization like industrial unions. Withholding crops would require about 50 percent participation, which is unlikely. United producers could influence markets. divided they will fail.
Vietnam’s corruption blamed on enduring system in Saigon
The piece argues corruption in South Vietnam is longstanding, widespread from top to bottom, and integral to the economy. It contends Washington pressure seeks honesty and orderly governance, but insists East and West cannot reconcile and that American methods cannot be transplanted to Saigon.
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Behavior troubles in a lively 8 year old and ear correction query
A reader asks how to handle a defiant 8 year old who resists rules and arrives late, suggesting involvement of a child psychologist or psychiatrist and a referral to a medical school psychiatry department for expert guidance. The second letter asks about surgical ear correction for protruding ears and directs the reader to a plastic surgeon via a regular physician for assessment and possible procedure.
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Prayer for Today Reflecting Forgiving Light
A devotional prayer asks for grace to forgive faults and reflect God’s forgiving love to those who wrong the speaker. It invokes gratitude, Jesus’ sake, and requests strength to avoid repeating sin.
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Auld Lang Syne: Brother Held as Jap Prisoner
Mrs. Ralph Gage of 306 Maple learns her brother, Lt. Bernice B. Humphrey, once listed missing at Corregidor, is a Japanese prisoner in good health. Also noted, 50 years ago the City Food Administrator limited flour to one pound per week per person, reducing from 48 to 25 pounds per person.
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Maple
Bernice B. Humphrey
Corregidor
Johnson Defends Self as Humphrey Attacks Riot Report
AP report notes President Johnson remains noncommittal to the riot commission's proposals while Vice President Humphrey broadens his critique. Humphrey disputes the commission's view of a two-societies future and argues for historical perspective on progress in race relations amid calls to address segregation and poverty in urban areas.
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Highlights Are TV Innovation Of Note
AP television critic notes that TV highlights shows, though similar each season, still attract viewers with color and humor. NBC led with the Ice Capades special, while Rowan and Martin provided fringe comedy and Jo Annie Sommers sang briefly. Other networks offered reruns including The Smothers Brothers and Mission Impossible, yet NBC’s High Chaparral gained interest for Ramon Novarro appearing as a priest. NBC adds two comedians, Paul Lynde and Shecky Greene, to its summer lineup.
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Joanie Sommers
ABC
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Ramon Novarro
Dean Martin
Paul Lyndh
Shecky Greene
Feuding Democrats Strain California Campaign
In California, Johnson Kennedy and McCarthy forces face a tangled web of loyalties as the June 4 primary for 174 convention votes looms. Leaders warn that past feuds threaten the party's unity and could hand California to the Republicans, while Kennedy backers recruit defectors and Unruh pledges peace despite tense rivalries.
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Carthy
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Eugene J. McCarthy
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Jesse M. Uneruh
Tonkin Gulf provocation debate sparks Vietnam intervention talk
Senator Thruston B. Morton. R Ky. suggests in the Saturday Evening Post that the Tonkin Gulf incident may have been deliberate provocation. He notes the timeline shows retaliatory American forces ready by daylight and cites extensive logistical planning behind the action.
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Thruston B. Morton
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Television Log Dense with Daytime and Evening Lineup
A sprawling TV schedule lists dozens of programs across day and night slots. It names shows and hosts such as News, Tonight, Captain Kangaroo, Merv Griffin, gunfire of games and soap operas, and films like The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty.
Ottawa Herald subscription and masthead notice
Ottawa Herald masthead lists address at 10k S Cedar and editorial contact Robert B Wellington with subscription rates for trade area and outside area in monthly and yearly terms. Associated Press rights noted for local news and AP dispatches.
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