Inflation threat overshadows prosperity as beef prices rise
Editorial notes inflation shadowing a thriving economy. Meat prices climbed 2.4 percent from June to July while overall living costs rose 1.1 percent. Congress created a bipartisan National Commission on Food Marketing to study the industry with a report due by next July, aiming for bipartisan, fact based findings amid farmer and retailer concerns.
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National Council on the Arts Proposed for U S
The House advanced a bill to create a National Council on the Arts aiming to boost funding and access for arts nationwide. Critics warned of federal control, while supporters argue it would stimulate private efforts and cultural activity. New York’s state council proves sizable impact with $450,000 aiding art groups across 50 communities. The national plan would begin with about $150,000, seen as a vital first step.
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National Council On the Arts
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Arts Council
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Odd Names and History in a Political Patchwork
A column lampoons odd named figures from politics and history. It notes Barefoot Sanders and other quirky names, critiques Congress timing and pork, praises Igor Sikorsky and his helicopters, and reflects on Fidel Castro and Cuba. The piece blends satire with anecdotal recollections and historical references.
Cruelty as a Divorce Ground Examined in Family Law
A reflective look at how cruelty is defined in divorce law. The piece contrasts cases where mild marital strife was deemed not cruel with others where persistent unkindness was judged as cruel and inhuman treatment, stressing cruelty as a measure of inner anguish rather than external acts alone.
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JOIN plan trains 300 youths for maintenance jobs in New York
The JOIN program a collaboration of New York City a labor union and a rehabilitation movement aims to reduce youth unemployment caused by automation. It will start with 60 trainees forming a 300 person target, with wages of 20 dollars per week until placement in private industry or the Department of Real Estate.
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Mississippi Violence Surges Over Voter Registration
Marquis Childs reports a wave of bombings and arson against Negro churches and homes in Mississippi. He cites law enforcement complicity, white juries failing to convict, and Medgar Evers' murder as evidence of a closed society resisting outside influence while politics shifts toward Goldwater and Thurmond, altering Senate power dynamics.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress Editorial Snapshot
Scottsdale Daily Progress outlines staff roles and publishing details for the afternoon paper. It notes editors Jonathan Marshall and Dan Byrne, Maurice L. Carter as Advertising Director, and offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza with contact telephone WH 6-3441.
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