Opinion: Wheat deal with Russia could ease surplus
The piece argues the Kennedy administration weighs a U S wheat sale to the Soviet Union amid tight secrecy. It notes potential subsidies to Americans and the geopolitical aim of influencing allied states, including Cuba, while weighing the need to reduce surplus against public acceptance.
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House Agriculture and Foreign Affairs
Agriculture
Freeman
Commerce
Hodges
Canada
Australia
Kennedy
Wayne Morse Praised For A Change In Labor Policy
Senate debate highlights Wayne Morse defending public interests in labor disputes. He argues the right to strike is not absolute and urges railroad brotherhoods to accept voluntary arbitration for peaceful, merit based settlement. Morse asserts management and public welfare should guide action during national emergencies.
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Wayne Morse
Oregon
Republican Party
Brotherhoods
Senate
Gun safety rules highlighted to prevent hunting deaths
The American Medical Association warns about about 200 hunting deaths this year from gun accidents. It urges strict adherence to safety rules: know targets, unload before crossing fences, never point at barrels, keep loaded guns away from children, keep safety on, avoid alcohol, and treat every gun as loaded.
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American Medical Association
Freshman registration aid and family ties at college
Don Q Dalley of Dayton registers as a freshman aided by his sophomore daughter. He aims for two years straight through to earn a teaching certificate and teach English at West Side High School. He and his daughter may even share a literature class.
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Don Q Dalley
Dayton
the College
Don
West Side High School
Dayton Ward
Richmond visit and family scenes described
Whozinit Glen Petterberg speaks with Willis Hall about visiting Richmond to see Glen Oliverson shake hands with Rulon Budge. Amos Bair helps with babysitting for Quentin Casperson. Horace Hayes discusses Pru dentials merger after his Portland trip. Ducks Robinson carpenters in afternoons. Reid Hoggan appears proud. Pat questions his father’s speech. Mattie Sharp talks of Jon meeting the Ben Swanns in Hawaii. Mrs Legrand Burtoh buys gifts. Harold Pinson investigates fire mysteries.
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Glen Petterberg
Willis Hall
Richmond
Glen Oliverson
Rulon Budge
Amos Bair
Quentin Casperson
Horace Hayes
Prudential
Portland
Garland Kidd
Ellis Johnson
Duke Robinson
Carpenter
Reid Hoggan
Pat
Mattie Sharp
Jon
Ben Swanns
Hawaii
Legrand Burtoh
Harold Pinson
Webster's Third Dictionary sparks grammar controversy
Paul Harvey rails at language corruption while Webster's ThirdDictionary accepts ain't and slang as proper English. He argues against liberal usage and warns of a drive toward mediocrity through progressive education and flexible standards.
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Webster’s Third Dictionary
NEW School of
Structural Linguistics
Harvey
Webster's Third
Birthday List Highlights Read Like Community Roll Call
A long line of names marks a community birthday listing for October 4. The roster includes Tracey Olsen Daryl Weeks Ethel Auger Lela Gray Elaine Bergeson May G Payne Margaret Creger Rob bie Denise Andersen Ivy Andersen Judd Anderson Mille Andrus Glenda Bair Eva Godfrey Robert Sorenson Ralph Anderson Maurine Crockett Sam Merrill John C Water laus Scott Thomas George E Allen Sally Nichols Wendy Nichols LaVene Waddups Cristie Bennett Iva Lou Christensen Louise Auger Kelly Hull Kirk Dean Albiston Marva Dawn Alvy David Bair Leland Thomas Kent Erekson Charles Peart David Traveller Ann S Fackrell Steven Smith Laurence Wiser Steven G Sharp Spencer Winn Carol Rae Sleight Robert Owen Cindy Nelson Kim Winward Spencer Nelson Ross Moser Edward L Bowen Sandra Day LaMonte B Hyde Owen Cherrington Carol Jorgensen Loretta Blair Judy Smith Guy Buttars Marjorie Christensen Elmer H Rog ers Sheryl Lee Wiser Lloyd Sparrow Ruth Smith Teddi Jean Brostrom Loyal W White Esther Ann Durrant Janis Nelson Cherry Rae Morrison Emeline Talbot Othelia Larsen Hulda Olsen Peck Taylor.
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Tracey Olsen
Daryl Weeks
Ethel Auger
Lela Gray
Elaine Bergeson
May G Payne
Margaret Creger
Robbie Denise Andersen
Ivy Andersen
Judd Anderson
Mille Andrus
Glenda Bair
Eva Godfrey
Kent Erekson
Charles Peart
David Traveller
Ann S Fackrell
Steven Smith
Laurence Wiser
Steven G Sharp
Spencer Winn
Carol Rae
Sleight
Robert Owen
Cindy Nelson
Kim Winward
Spencer Nelson
Teddi Jean _ Brostrom
Loyal W White
Esther Ann Durrant
Janis Nelson
Cherry Rae Morrison
Emeline Talbot
Othelia Larsen
Hulda Olsen
Peck Taylor
Changes in Auxiliary Organizations and Test Ban Telegram Mix-Up
Sacrament meeting roles at Primary shift with Mrs Bes sie Reeder and Miss Utahna Shumway replaced by sustained appointees. In Washington, 23 of 35 senators favored the test ban treaty, prompting a Western Union mix-up sending 35 wires from different senators to one senator. Senator Jordan notes the error lightens tension but stresses not to escalate.
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Len Jordan
Wallace Bennett
Utah
Bennett
Western Union
John R Metcalf
Penn
Metcalf
Western Uniom
Jordan
Senate
Idaho
Battle on Bear River Loses Many, Survivors Recount
Native camp on Bear River clashes with Colonel Connor's forces in a two hour fight. Soldiers suffer heavy losses and freezing casualties while Indians suffer as well. Survivors are tended by Franklin residents. Five wounded or orphaned children and two women survive the battle and are cared for by local families.
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Bear Hunter
Bear River
Mr. Hull
Jim Henry
California
Franklin
Bishop Thomas
Camp Douglas
Salt Lake City
Utah
Thomas
William Head
William Nelson
William Hull
Nathan Packer
Bear Lake
Ter
Dee
Pes
Nevada
Fragmented humor and a punchline about an aunt’s cats
A ragged humorous exchange features a girl recounting losing a tooth and hinting at running on the rim, a success formula about a habit forming product costing a dime and selling for a dollar, and a joke about a rich aunt who died and left her cats to a pretend loving nephew.
Smylie And Lew Jordan Letter Appears in Idaho Editorial
A reader notes the September 12 Preston Citizen editorial titled Smylie And Lew Jordan and accuses it of using KIDO Sunday an Idaho Editorial program presented by the Press Association.
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Idaho Press Association, Inc
Idaho Newspaper Advertising Service
Boise
American Newspaper Representatives
Fifth Avenue
New York
Smylie
Lew Jordan
Preston Citizen
KIDO
Idaho
the Press Association
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