Teens See Culture as Key to World Peace says poll
Eugene Gilbert reports on a Gilbert Youth Research poll of teens nationwide. Most favor cultural exchange with the U S S R, and 80 percent of those see it improving political relations though few want to live in Russia. Girls slightly more open to exchanges, while housing Russian students draws more hesitation.
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Har Lsee
Moscow
Gulture
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U.S.S.R
Emmett Malone
Olean
Mary Haggerty
Diet N.Y
Rus
Walter
Weisel
Norwood
Asia
Dick Ayer
Merchantville
N. J
Badet
William Fehtenkamp
Hallettsville
Tex
Albert Arthur
Springfield
Mass
Kremlin
Jackie Jackson
Portland
Ore
Gary Spiess
Creve Cour
Jerold Neupert
Madison Wis
Ellen Wasseerman
Brooklyn
N.Y
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Farm Quota Court Suit Will Resume Next Monday
U S District Court in Port Wayne will resume hearings on farm quota case of Ethel Stangland who challenged a government penalty for planting one acre of wheat in 1954. The penalty, plus interest, totals over $600 after seizure of two tractors from his Albion-area 175 acre farm. Stangland, 56, president of the Independent Farmers of Indiana, argues the wheat was for livestock feed. The case has broader implications for U.S. agriculture policy and crop controls.
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Ethel Stangland
U. S. District Court
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Stangland
Albion
Robert A. Grant
America
Independent Farmers of
Indiana
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