Farm program doubts linger among farmers decades old debate
A Portland Industrial News summary reports farm plans draw limited support from farmers. Dr Karl Butler cites weak favor for New Frontier among farmers, with grain elevator operators and landlords most receptive. Farm Journal poll shows majority favor ending government controls, while a Purdue based plan proposes voluntary land retirement and continued price supports for feeds.
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Farm Journal
Claude W. Gifford
Purdue University
These Days Hate for People Remains Mystery
Essayist George Sokolski reviews a book by Benjamin R. Epstein and Arnold Forster on prejudice and social class. He argues there is no natural aristocracy in America and notes how status seekers cling to lineage or wealth to claim superiority.
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Arnold Forster
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Romanov
Windsor
Cabots
Hookers
Lees
Obolenskys
Cecils
New Swimming Pools Benefit City Youths
Communities like Coolidge and Pavo open new municipal pools to provide safe recreation for the young. Nearby towns already feature YMCA and private pools with ongoing operation costs. A Negro YMCA pool exists on West Clay street, and Moose Lodge adds a pool at Carroll Hill.
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Pavo
Thomasville
YMCA
Glen Arven
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Moose Lodge
Carroll Hill
Negro Ymca
West Clay Street
Blackberry Time in Fields Warns of Dangers and Drought Effects
Blackberry season brings ripening fruit but warns of hazards in patches. Drought reduced berry size, rains later help. Caution urged for spiders ticks red bugs and especially rattlesnakes in berry patches and wooded areas. Readers advised to pick carefully or buy, noting limited pickers and vendors.
Omissions Tell Life's Story In Boyles Notebook
A reflective piece notes identity lies in unperformed deeds as much as in actions. Examples about age fifty one reveal what he hasn t done from horse racing wins to life experiences, prompting readers to list missing experiences to define themselves.
Two Oak Park youths convicted for dangerous drag racing
The 19 and 18 year old drivers were found guilty after evidence showed they rode abreast at 55 mph in an 86 mph zone. Judge Thomas W. Barret fined each $850 and urged longer driving bans, arguing severe penalties fit the danger of reckless machine handling.
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Oak Park
Ill
Thomas W. Barret
Memphis
Tenn
Mature Workers Deserve Chance In Shifting Economy
The Kennedy era calls for mobilizing all resources to meet the Cold War challenge, noting many capable workers over 40 lose jobs as the economy evolves. Statistics show by 1970 the labor force will need 87 million workers, with growth mainly among the young and older workers, urging firms to value experience rather than dismiss mature applicants.
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Kennedy
Labor Department
Department
Wichita Falls
Tex
Word Puzzle Clues Bring A Mapped Crossword to Light
A mixed clue list spans multiple languages and definitions, including Old European coins relatives and mythic goddesses. It blends geographic abbreviations with measurements and everyday terms to chart a dense crossword style puzzle.
Solons Fail to Stir JFK Ire over Foreign Aid Vote
The Senate voted 57 to 24 to cut off all aid to Yugoslavia and Poland except surplus food, prompting Kennedy administration criticism. Ambassadors Kennan and Cabot called the move a favor to Russia, while the president largely echoed their reactions at his news conference.
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Kennedy
Senate
Yugoslavia
Poland
Moscow
Russia
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Frank Lausche
Ohio
McGeorge Bundy
White House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
George Aiken
Vermont
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Proxmire
Lausche
Dean Rusk
George ¥. Kennan
John Moors Cabot
Kennan
Europe
Cabot
Do You Have a Soul Billy Graham Sermon Excerpt
The piece argues the soul is the real enduring self, not the body. It cites Oliver Wendell Holmes to illustrate the distinction, notes materialism ignores spirit, and explains God created man as a living soul who sins and can be saved through Jesus Christ with eternal life and resurrection.
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Oliver Wendell Homes
Homes
Advice Voids Longevity Tip From 106-Year-Old Mrs Werner
In Uniondale New York reporters found Mrs Josephine Werner age 106 with no longevity advice to share. She quipped I didn't know I was going to make it myself. The Savannah Morning News notes the rare candid moment from a long lived resident.
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Uniondale
New York
Josephine Werner
Savannah
Status seekers block access with housing questionnaires
The author contends rental screening questionnaires reveal a pattern to exclude certain groups and favor WASPs. He defends private property rights even as he notes potential limits on inheritance and future sale, arguing against coercive practices by managers and landlords.
Congress Approves Large Defense Bill Amid Aid Controversy
The Congress is poised to pass a 48.5 billion defense bill, justified by survival concerns, while a 4.6 billion foreign aid measure draws sharp criticism as inadequate justification for aid to nations viewed as unreliable allies.
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