If Tito Can Blackmail Washington Why Not Pay Americans
A facetious proposal suggests paying citizens $10,000 to stay pro democracy as Cuba and Yugoslavia aid and corruption debates rise. Critics highlight large foreign aid totals, communist influence, and Tito’s actions from Yugoslavia to the UN. The piece questions foreign policy motives and raises the idea of domestic cash to curb dissent.
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Richard Roudebush
Sit Battle Stars
South America
Wayne Morse
Latin America
Moscow
Tito
Washington
Community gathers for first Americanism Day ceremony
In Searcy Arkansas a 40 year gap ends as Boy Scouts raise the flag on the courthouse lawn for Americanism Day. Local civic groups Kiwanis and Legion leaders organized a week of radio programs and theater panels with Memphis involvement and youth turnout to view Operation Abolition and engage in discussions.
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Mid-South
Memphis Commercial Appeal
American Legion Post No. 1
Perry Mason
Kiwanis Club
Legionnaires
Memphis
Daily Citizen
Searcy
Boy Scouts
Volun
American Heritage Day Inspires Youth Participation
A town meeting drew 780 attendees, about 10 percent of the population, with teens asking how to safeguard American heritage and constitutional government against communism. Community leaders urged educators to foster patriotism and informed citizenship through an Americanism day to spark renewed national awareness.
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Searcy
Mason
America
Idaho Hay Crop Expands Despite Dry Weather
Idaho hay production is projected to be four percent larger than last year, with the outlook seven percent above the 10 year average. Wayne Robinson, extension service marketing specialist, notes expectations remain above average despite July downgrades. All neighboring states except Washington and Wyoming expect smaller crops.
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Boise
Idaho
University of Idaho Extension Service
Wayne Robinson
Washington
Wyoming
Idaho Leads With Bigger Potato Harvest Amid Feed Outlook
Agricultural report notes Idaho barley at 17 198 million bushels, down 3 percent from July but above average. Oats 8 percent smaller than last year and 26 percent below average, with national crops also below typical yields. Forecasts expect higher feed costs and pricier grains for 1961 1962. Idaho fall potato crop around 53 million hundredweight, up 30 percent from last year and about 11 million cwt above 1958 record. water shortages threaten some areas.
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Robinson
Cornbelt
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