Debate over 1962 Food and Agricultural Act and managed agriculture
Senate passed the Food and Agricultural Act of 1962 with a dairy control exception. House leaders push a companion bill authorizing dairy production control. The piece warns farmers to choose between free farming and a managed system, arguing that true security requires government control.
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United States
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Estes as Symbol of Bureaucratic Overreach in Gov Regulation
The Dallas County May resolution humorously caps agri department staff to match US farmer numbers. The Estes affair is framed as a broader indictment of a growing federal bureaucracy. The piece argues both parties share blame for expanding government power and warns against bureaucratic overreach in managing nationwide programs.
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Estes
Dallas County
Agriculture Department
United States
Swallowing Evidence Builds Civic Leadership Claim
A local feature extols swallowing and air flow while highlighting Gregg's public service. Gregg, who chaired city efforts from 1934 to 1940 and served 1924 to 1934 as a councilman, is praised for his broad civic activity and leadership roles in Kiwanis and regional districts.
Washington drivers licenses spark interstate policing debate
Arizona's Paul Fannin urged Western governors to back state control over driver fitness amid highway fatalities. He warned that federal police could take over traffic enforcement if states fail. Hodges signaled possible federal direction, urging stricter exams and periodic re examinations to weed out unfit drivers as time runs short.
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Arizona
Paul Fannin
Commerce
Hodges
Boys vs Girls Sparks Debate Among Educators
A Maryland teacher Frances Bentzen argues boys lag in school and later issues, while Maryland University professor Walter Waetjen contends boys are more analytical and girls more attuned to people. The exchange mirrors long standing gender education debates.
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Maryland
Frances Bentzen
Maryland University
Walter Waetjen
Oil Imports Worsening under Present Administration Plan
Sen John Tower advocates national security provisions to curb petroleum imports via a foreign trade bill amendment. He cites 1961 data showing US oil production lagging while rivals surge, urging domestic protection to secure supplies and support for local producers, with potential Senate and House actions noted.
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House of Representatives
Ways and
Zuela
Western Hemisphere
Middle East
Soviet Union
U.S
Russia
United States
Christ’s Forgiving Love Invites Wholehearted Acceptance
A devotional call to embrace the boundless love of Christ. The message urges readers to turn inward to divine presence, banish remorse, and trust in complete forgiveness with a confident, wholehearted faith.
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Christ
You Said Itcartoonish quips on safety and aging
A compact collection of humorous sayings on accidents aging and urban life. The quotes note firemen hugging engineers in accidents and a motorcycle cop behind at eighty along with a jab at drive-in parking versus drive-in shopping venues.
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Frieda J. Monger
It used to be that a fool and his money were soon parted
It quotes the line about money and folly from the Industrial Press Service, noting humor about universal misfortune in financial beings.
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Industrial Press Service
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