Braceros and U.S. Labor Policy Clash via Migration Ban
A historical column argues that banning migrant braceros harms harvests in California and other states, noting farmers rely on Mexican workers for celery lettuce tomatoes berries while American workers avoid such work, raising prices and competition as regulation spreads. It warns of broader economic and policy misfires as wages and acreage shift.
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Florida
United States
Braceros
Mexico
USA
Paving Repairs Needed For Sunken Sidewalks Along Fletcher Street
Residents complain of uprooted sidewalk paving and sunken bricks caused by tree roots from large oaks near West Fletcher Street by the City Water and Light plant. The sinking, linked to dirt settling around a nearby culvert, has required repairs in the past and may again. Motor traffic stresses aging brick paving laid 50 to 60 years ago.
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Fletcher St
City Water & Light Plant
Today in history highlights June 5 1965 to 1988 events
A compact recap of notable dates on June 5 across history. Franklin D Roosevelt repealed the gold clause in 1935 with implications for debt obligations. Benjamin Franklin’s kite experiment in 1752 linked lightning and electricity. 1863 French troops in Mexico City. 1917 U S draft registrations. 1947 Marshall Plan reveal. 1955 Diefenbaker Western summit call. 1965De Gaulle Ball talks in Paris on Viet Nam.
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Benjamin Franklin
Mexico City
George Marshall
Harvard University
United States
U.N
U. S. Far East
South Korea
Greencastle
Ind
John Diefenbaker
Soviet Union
Charles de Gaulle
U. S
George Ball
Paris
South Viet Nam
Church Groups Fight Right to Work Teaching
The National Council of Churches testified against Section 14(b) of Taft-Hartley, aligning with unions and sparking protests over compulsory unionism. Critics warn the NCC politicizes religion, threatens freedom of conscience, and could force workers to join unions under pressure and dues.
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National Council of Churches
NCC
Congress
United States
NOC
Teamsters Union
Julie Harris joins NBC Western Laredo in new role
Hollywood reports Julie Harris, famed stage star, appears in NBCs Laredo, a 1870s Texas Rangers tale. The cast includes Neville Brand Peter Brown Phil Carey and William Smith, with the show airing Thursday at 8:30 East and West after Rawhide.
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Rawhide
Laredo
NBC
Neville Brand
Peter Brown
Phil Carey
William Smith
Texas Rangers
Proverbial Poverty Provokes a Western TV Star
The Dallas Morning News notes a humorous account of a Washington official offering aid to a country town’s whittlers. The piece shifts to Miss Harris, a TV actress fond of Westerns, who discusses her return to the East for a musical stage project with Feuer and Martin and a nod to classic Westerns.
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Washington
Dallas
Tex
Morning News
Julie
Dream Girl
Surefire
Feuer and
Martin
God Cares When Unbelieving Partners End Relationships
A reader asked about a breakup with an atheist boyfriend. The reply urges that God cares for His own and that the severed engagement shows His plan. It cautions against marrying nonbelievers, notes marriage to Mildred and Harry ended badly, and urges trust in God to guide future relationships.
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Mildred
Harry
Christ
Uncle joins Gabbin' Uncle joins Gabbin
A humorous sketch catalogs male types from the habitual talker about sports to the cultured bore and the ambitious executive. It lampoons the chase, the dutiful provider, the smooth talker, and ends with a note that a woman author proved resistant to such wiles.
Agrarian State Marks 40 Years In Russia
Moldavia celebrates four decades under Soviet rule in a rural Moldavian village report from Vornicheni. The piece contrasts old peasant life with growing industry and Soviet influence, noting language, signs, and governance shaped by Moscow while Moldova remains largely agricultural and self-sufficient.
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Moldavia
Associated Press
Vornicheni
Soviet Union
Soviet Empire
Romania
Moscow
Kiahinev
Red Square
Africa
Asia
Tiraspol
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