Ozarks Charm Hidden in Plain Sight and Poverty
The essay tours the Ozarks from Arkansas to Missouri to Oklahoma, praising scenery, lakes, rivers, and wildlife while noting hidden poverty in Pruitt and nearby Newton County. It highlights signs of floats on Buffalo River, canoe culture, and a love for rural life despite economic hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everglades
Rockies
Ozarks
Daniel Webster
Dartmouth
William
America
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Pruitt
Arkansas
Buffalo River
Newton County
Pearl Holland
Mrs. Holland
Buffalo
Husky Patrick Montgomery
Kansas City
Montgomery
Labor Day
White River
Cotter
Ark
Bull Shoals Lake
Tooter Flippin
Missouri
Lake of the Ozarks
Lake of the Cherokees
Oklahoma
Tablerock
Taneycomo
Bull Shoals
Norfolk Lakes
Arkansas- Missouri
Eureka Springs
Little Switzerland
Lucerne
Illinois
Jack's Fork
Eleven Points
Roaring River
Sons
Daugh
Yugoslav Leader Tito Talks With Soviet Leaders in Kremlin
President Tito met in Moscow with Soviet leaders including Brezhnev Kosygin and Mikoyan. A Kremlin statement confirmed high level talks amid Cold War tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Tito
Yugoslavia
Kremlin
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Anastas J. Mikoyan
London
Royal Courts of Justice
Waterloo
Berlin
West Berlin
Jakarta
Indonesia
Agriculture Dept Sets Cotton Subsidy Rates for 1965
The Agriculture Department announced subsidies on cotton both for domestic use and export at 5.75 cents per pound or 28.75 dollars per 500 pound bale, effective Aug 1 1965, for the new marketing year. The current 1964 year ends July 31 with a 6.5 cents per pound subsidy 32.50 per bale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Monkeys nurture young across troop despite nonmonogamous bonds
In primate groups the dominant male often acts as a father to all offspring. He protects the youngsters from harm and may adopt infants abandoned by their mothers, providing parental care beyond biological ties.
Peace Corps applications trail recent years prompts cautious view
The Peace Corps faces slower applicant numbers this year, but officials say they are catching their breath and not worried. Civil Rights Commission plans on the spot investigations into Northern urban unrest next year, with William L. Taylor named as staff director nominee. President Johnson's top economic adviser Gardner Ackley says the economy grows about 5 percent annually in the current quarter, signaling continued expansion ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Warren Wiggins
Civil Rights Commission
William L. Taylor
Commission
Johnson
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
White House
El Paso Man Dies In Car Crash Near Truth or Consequences
George Rogers aged 62 died from injuries after his car veered off U S 85 south of Truth or Consequences and struck an embankment bending him against the steering wheel. State Police reported the fatal crash occurred Friday as the vehicle lost control on a curve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truth OR Consequences
el Paso
Tex
U.S. 85
George Rogers
Renner system revives Texas blacklands farming legend
The Renner system developed by C L Lundell at SMU transformed 57 acres of Texas blackland soil since 1945 by using crop rotation and fertilization. The method improved yields and income, halted the decline of blackland farming, and introduced grasses and grazing systems while facing slow farmer adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lundell
Blacklands
Renner
Bank
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America the Beautiful
Arthur Foson
the World
Samuel Tolansky
London University
Royal Holloway College
Neryon
Borden
Carton
Associated Press
Red River
Austin
India
Texas Blacklands
C. L. Lundell
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Travie County
Southern Methodist University
SMU
Blackland
Sears
DuPont
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