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Newspaper
Petal Paper
Location
Petal, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1958
Page
2
A Mississippi columnist lampoons quirky quotes on self-made men and social theories. It cites Olin Miller and Elvis Presley, notes Department of Agriculture findings on food spending, and jests about future porpoise talk, brain alcohol, and insect-dominated evolution with a wry, local tone.
The piece argues poor and oppressed people blame Nixon as a symbol of oppression. It suggests administration appeasement of Southern figures like Russell and Eastland postpones pressure. It warns that patient Black leaders may soon grow restless and demand action, prompting a public reckoning.
The Colleges lament overcrowding myth is challenged as studies to appear this fall are said to show colleges are not crowded. Spivack notes educators warn against misinformed claims and aims to share the factual basis with readers.
In Fairhope Alabama Alexis C. Ferm exhorts readers to resist slowing with age. He argues exercise, not rest, preserves organs and mind while warning against overripe diet and preservatives. He cautions against white flour and sugar and notes personal diet choices.
Crowded campuses battle budgets as high school seniors apply to multiple colleges for admission. Schools shift from aid to long term loans to students, sparing professors from funding cuts but shifting costs. Some institutions use loans to cover libraries and laboratories while enrollment diversifies.
Pocatello Idaho chart er members of the American Legion post were to be honored at the post's 39th anniversary party but the charter could not be found to decide who should be honored.
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