Editorial: American Youth Fights Back Against Mistaken Figures
An editorial urges maintaining focus on youth in America, arguing the Mistaken forces target young people. It cites riots and investigations, praises student activism in defense of freedom, and calls leaders and parents to guide youth toward constructive demonstrations supporting patriotism and democracy.
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America
Uruguay
Japan
United States
San Francisco
House Committee On Un-American Activities
FBI
J.edgar Hoover
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Organization of Pro-Freedom Groups
Communist Party of the
Political Affairs
Young Perr
Crow politics and corn shucking in 1960s country tale
A reader letter riffs on crows in farming history from post Civil War Georgia to 1960s politics. Conflicts over corn, government taxes, and crow survival are tied to regional loyalties and a playful plan to invite General MacArthur to head a corn pile with humorous frontier gifts.
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Georgia
Congress
Bobby Kennedy
Zeke Grobb
Iowa
Senate
Indiana
Zeke
Clem Webster
General MacArthur
Clem
Ed Doolittle
Prisoners of War Postscript Draft in Uncle Dan Letter
A fragmentary letter quotes Uncle Dan asking Editor to “sound out the General” about a proposal. The casual tone references a white cob, using heat to remove a stem, a cane stall, and a Creek, with Ed noting General Truman and a promise that he would “git the stem” and “pritty” the piece for the General.
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Harry. Truman
Dan
Mink Creek Community News Highlight
Sunday evening services were led by counselor Bryce Egley with speakers Delmer Olson Keith Crane and Elias Jepsen. A male quartet with David Christensen Elias Jepsen Russell A Westerberg and Vernon Keller performed with Naomi Wilde on piano. Visitors included Sgt Lynn Woolf and family returning from Hawaii. The Woolf and Egley families hosted relatives and guests at local homes.
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Bryce Egley
Delmer Olson
Keith Crane
Elias Jepsen
David Christensen
Russel A. . Westerberg
Vernon Keller
Naomi Wilde
Bryce
Egley
Sgt
Lynn
Woolf
Family News Notes From Caldwell Area
Mrs Duane Tate recovering after surgery. Joel and Joan Blakeslee of Roy staying this week with grandparents Mr and Mrs Claude Keller at Caldwell area home.
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Caldwell
Duane Tate
Joel and
Joan Blakeslee
Roy
Claude Keller
Special meeting of West Side voters July 12 1961
Notice states a special meeting of qualified West Side voters on July 12 1961 at 7 00 P M at West Side High School for a public hearing on the maintenance and operation budget for the 1961 62 school year.
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West Side
West Side High School
Franklin County Businesses Back Publication Support
Readership support from local firms fuels this publication's activities in Franklin County. The partners behind the paper help sustain reporting and community information.
Cheap labor cited as cause for U S shift to Japan plants
The piece argues that cheap Japanese labor drives American firms to set up plants in the Orient. It claims 1961 per capita Japanese purchases of goods reach $6.02, totaling over a billion dollars, and critiques tariff-free debates by noting imports are priced at cheap labor costs while exports rely on U S costs, suggesting every billion dollars of Japanese goods reduce U S production by about ten billion. It also notes payroll and welfare costs in Japanese plants compare to U S plant taxes and payrolls.
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Kenneth Keating
Orient
America
U.S
Japan
Peyrelli
U. S
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