Kennedy farm plan could lift food costs by twenty five percent
Henry A Wallace urged that Kennedy would raise farm prices and farmer income, predicting a 25 percent rise in overall food costs if Kennedy is elected. He cited higher hog, wheat, corn, meat and dairy prices with bread rising modestly. Wage earners would face a heavier grocery bill ahead of the election.
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Henry A. Wallace
United States
Senator Kennedy
Kennedy
Department of Agriculture
Wallace
New York Times
Farmers Union
Moonlighting Policemen Defended In NYC Controversy
A New York City police debate over officers holding second jobs roars on. Officials fear duty gaps and fatigue, while labor groups worry wage undercutting and conflicts of interest. A force member argues honest off hour work can keep officers honest and supplement meager salaries. The piece notes broad sympathy for moonlighters.
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New York City
Ber
New York Force
Pastoral Symphony and the Serene Farm’s Future
A Christian Science Monitor piece reviews an Indian botany professor’s decade study linking serenading crops to higher yields. It notes music’s role as fertilization, referencing classical Indian tunes and Western pieces like Vivaldi and Mendelssohn, and praises the scientist for solving seed fertilization and shaping music in tech‑driven society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
Tommy Tucker
Tts
Vivaldi
Mendelssohn
Health Advice From Dr Brady Column Prompts Readers
The Palladium Times column features patient questions on menstruation and women’s health, with Dr Brady urging daily Mosher breathing exercises and cautioning against skipping gym or swim class due to perceived illness. Readers ask about off beat health topics and air quality in Puerto Rico, with brief Q&A style exchanges.
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Brady
Witter
Clelia Duel Mosher
Leland Stanford University
Mosher
P. F
Copperweld Reports Third Quarter Loss With Declining Sales
Copperweld Steel Co records a third quarter loss of 340,443 on sales of 22,150,312 down from 1959 levels. Nine month results show sales of 91,094,136 and income of 2,213,074. Dividends unchanged at 50 cents. Company cites weak orders and plans expansion to cut costs and boost capacity in 1961. Flexo Wire division is in Oswego, with new electric weld lines due by Q2 1961. U.S. agriculture sees farmers assets reach 203.6 billion.
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Pittsburgh
Copperweld Steel Co
Copperweld
James M. Darbaker
Coppenveld
Darbaker
Myr
Flexo
Oswego
Deafness and Tinnitus Free pamphlet request ad reply
A reader asks for a stamped envelope with their address to receive a free pamphlet on Deafness and Tinnitus. The brief note emphasizes needing postal return details.
Nixon-Kennedy campaign likened to British Conservatives landslide
A comparison of US 1960 campaign tactics with Britain's 1959 General Election notes that UK Conservatives won by a landslide while Labour polled strong but fell short. The analysis cites TV blitzes, polls, and the fear of undecided voters, with emphasis on economic concerns and foreign policy.
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David Lawrence Nixon-Kennedy
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Britain
Macmillan Co
London
D. E. Butler
Oxford
Richard Rose
Butler
Labor Party
Britain Belongs
Daily Mail
Daily Telegraph
News Chronicle
Khrushchev
Thisuntry
Sandy Creek Teacher to Wed Donald F Newton
Maple View announces Barbara Leigh Pickup daughter of Leigh and Mrs. Pickup will marry Donald F Newton son of Mrs. Frank Newton. Barbara a Buffalo State Teachers College graduate and Sandy Creek Central School faculty member. Donald a Mexico Academy graduate works at New Process Gear Company Syracuse. No wedding date set. Garbage of Phoenix Arizona to be sold as soil conditioner from a new city processing plant turning refuse into product.
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Maple View
Leigh D. Pickup
Cattaraugus
Barbara
Donald F. Newton
Frank Newton
Miss Pickup
Buffalo State Teachers College
Sandy Creek Central School
Newton
Mexico Academy
New Process Gear Company
Syracuse
Phoenix
Ariz
Daily Bible Passage Faith Comes by Hearing
A short devotional note cites Romans 10 17 declaring faith comes by hearing and hearing by the word of God urging readers to seek spiritual nourishment through scripture.
Hal Boyle on political wives weariness of talk
Columnist Hal Boyle mocks campaign chatter aimed at candidates wives. He jokes about expectations, appearances, and public scrutiny, contrasting wives’ reactions and public life with election pressures and domestic digs.
Moment of Meditation on Progress and Leadership
A prayer reflecting gratitude for human progress and the imaginations and leadership of those who propelled it. It honors humble origins and steadfast faith, asking for guidance to understand their lives and emulate their dedication toward worthy goals and lasting peace.
Eisenhower backs Nixon as 1960 battle of the bulge
President Eisenhower uses federal resources to aid Nixon Lodege ticket in a wide campaign push. The article details defense, economic, and labor moves, including NATO atomic plans, a Cuba embargo, Polaris base signals, and pressure on Congress, framing the 1960 race as a major GOP mobilization led by Eisenhower.
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Ray Tucker
Washington
Eisenhower
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Goj
GOP
NATO
Adenauer
Germany
Lauris Norstad
Khrushchev
Moscow
Polaris
Ike
Nixon
Quemay-Matsu
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Cuba
White House
Macmillan
Federal Reserve
The
Treasury, Agriculture
Interior Department
Defense Department
Housing Administration
Bureau of Roads
James F. Mitchell
Jaber
Senator Kennedy
Mitchell
United States Chamber of Commerce
Top Record Holder In Masters' Individual Championship Play
In a north dealer game South reached four spades after a heart lead. South ducks dummy, East returns diamonds, and West shows five spades. The player misplays by finessing and loses, while correct play would cash queen king ace of spades then clubs.
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B. Jay Becker
East
Declarer
Jed
Spade
King
West
South
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Watkinson
England
Sandy Creek
D. F. Newton
Hal Boyle
New York
Effie
Salvation Army
Mary Todd Lincoln
Lizzie Borden
Vesuvius
Paris
Sarmhiv
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