CIA is not secret its cover hides Agriculture’s real work
Esquire and the New York Times spotlight the CIA while the real intelligence arm is the Department of Agriculture, claims the author. He argues Agriculture quietly runs a global spying network using subsidies and crop dusting planes as cover.
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Art Buchwald
CIA
Secret Service
Esquire
New York Times
Baltmore
Angola
Mozambique
Central Intelligence Agency
Department of Agriculture
Free World
Agriculture Department
Langley
Dominican Republic
Viet Nam
Orville Freeman
Secretary of Agriculture
Department
Billie Sol Estes
Estes
United States
Inside the Capital Strong Team
In Santa Fe the Democrats showcase a potent ticket with Gene Lusk for governor and Fabian Chavez for lieutenant governor. Labor backing for Chavez contrasts with Lusk, while regional results show Lusk strong in the north and Chavez dominant in Albuquerque. Endorsements from Gov. Campbell and Sen. Clint Anderson shape a new era away from patronage. A turf removal project in Santa Fe County sparks debate over state property.
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Charles Cullin
Santa FE
Gene Lusk
Fabian Chavez
Lusk
Chavez
Labor
U.S
Johnny Walker
Bernalillo
Valley
Heights
Albuquerque
Clint Anderson
Montoya
Burroughs
Clint
Washington
Campbell
Oklahoma
Utah
Carlsbad
Editorial on environmental health and pesticide use
The piece argues environmental health covers smog water quality and endangered species. It cites the President's Science Advisory Committee report and argues pesticides boost food production and forestry, saving California millions annually and supporting global food needs.
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Los Angeles
Great Lakes
Balance of payments and United States exports urged at GE event
Secretary Connor told gas turbine workers at GE in Schenectady that over half of the Commerce Department's 1965 shipments were overseas and GE products served more than 40 countries. He cited corporate steps to expand offshore operations, export financing, and vendor export programs as ways to aid the payments balance while noting foreign oil investments are present in the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
General Electric Company
Schenectady
U.S. Secretary of Commerce
John T. Connor
Department
Schenectady General Electric
General Electric
Dancers Spotlight at Youth Center Finale
Parents and friends packed the Youth Center for an annual finale show featuring baton twirlers ballet toe and tap dancers plus a square dance set. Mayor Gail Harris spoke as the 7 30 p m to 9 p m program included nearly 30 numbers and a thunderstorm skimmed the area.
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AL Stubbs
Gail Harris
Ruidoso
Quotation Anecdotes on Identity and Disposition
A collection of pithy aphorisms questions identity heritage and social behavior. It contrasts lineage and legacy with personal choices stating that fixed opinions stagnate the mind and that hospitality shapes future encounters. The set uses analogy and moral reflections to probe character.
Farm Subsidy Tension Tests Washington in Election Year
The article analyzes farm upset amid rising prosperity and inflation fears. It notes subsidies, inflation, and consumer pressure threaten farm programs as the administration seeks to reassure farmers before November elections. It highlights Secretary Freeman and President Johnson facing skeptical Congress and wary rural voters.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Freeman
Walter Reuther
None of These Quotes Catch Your Eye 1980 Wisdom Bites
A collection of aphorisms and quips on life, aging, wisdom, and human nature. Notable lines reference the Weather Bureau and observations on love, health, and virtue. The items read like vintage newspaper snippets with period voice.
Don’t Worry About Story The Crying Of Lot 49 Review
Book review of Thomas Pynchon’s Lot 49 publisher Lippincott priced at 3.95. The critic mocks Pynchon’s obscure, neon prose and rambling style while detailing the California plot of Oedipa Maas and her dealings with a mysterious underground mail system and oddball characters. The piece toys with themes of communication and freakish culture.
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Thomas Pynchon
Lippincott
Pynchon
Ded
Low Countries
California
Roswell Daily Record Advertising and staff details
The Roswell Daily Record lists Jimmy C. Cox as Advertising Manager and Albert A. Stubbs as Managing Editor. It provides subscription rates for Chaves County and other areas, the Roswell carrier home delivery rates, and notes publication details at 424 North Main Street Roswell NM.
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Chaves
Roswell
Trade
North Main Street
N.M
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C.B. Simmons
Corona
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Eastern
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Richmond Times- Dispatch
Atlanta Constitution
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Oedipa Maas
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Advertising Manager
Albert A. Stubbs
R. M. Higginbotham
Roswell, N.M
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