Nobody Escapes The Rising Crime Wave Judge Warns
Denver judge Gilliam warns that crime is a national problem affecting all. He predicts juvenile delinquency will double in ten years unless society changes. He cites lax morals, careless homes, and violence in media as roots of the issue.
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Why Trade Goes Elsewhere in Windsor Missouri Review
The Windsor Missouri Review argues the main local business loss stems from inadequate advertising. It contends small-town merchants face competition from nearby cities, with price parity common. effective advertising and newspaper ads are crucial to drawing customers and boosting sales.
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Be Sure to Vote With This In Mind U S
A timely warning ahead of the 1960 primaries urges voters to look beyond presidential candidates and study local officials. Stephen F Dann of the National Coal Association stresses political responsibility for engineers, bakers, and others, noting lawmakers shape national policy and power rests with Congress and the voter.
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Private Enterprise Push Supported Wheat Policy Plan
The Benson proposal advocates no controls but favors supports on wheat tied to feed value versus corn. Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman Ellender backs acreage allotments and supports starting at 80 percent of parity, then lowering by five points annually over three more years for farmers who cut wheat acreage by at least 20 percent.
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Four Wheat Programs In Debate As Congress Considers U S Policy
A substantial farm policy debate centers on four proposed wheat programs amid escalating costs and rising surpluses. President Eisenhower warned that delay makes passage harder while approving committees push through differing plans including acreage controls, market support, and grower certificates as the 1981 crop looms.
Florist Banter Sparks Quick Rose Request
In a brief exchange the florist offers three dozen roses but the customer replies with a terse demand for half a dozen, reflecting a sharp contrast in pace and phrasing during a simple flower purchase.
Basin Men Train Army Privates At Fort Ord
Amny Privates Eart L Murphy and Merlan Murphy completed the automotive maintenance helper course on April 6 at Fort Ord California. They trained to inspect diagnose and repair automotive systems and to recover vehicle material. Both entered the Army last year June Early 24 is a 1984 graduate of Union High School and was Forest Service staff in Vernal before enlisting. Merlan 22 is a 1950 graduate of Union High School.
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