Kennedy as a man and his presidential path
Hudson Park Massachusetts writer evaluates Senator Kennedy as a persistent worker who built a vast campaign organization, faced disappointment at not winning the popular vote, and may influence the Democratic Party and Congress less with a Kennedy White House. The article discusses international tension, Khrushchev, nuclear risk, and echoes Eisenhower on accidental war risks.
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Roger Babson the finance expert and motivational icon
Roger W Babson internationally known business commentator and investment advisor built a reputation on business forecasting and the link between religion and advertising. He rose from a Gloucester farm to MIT, faced tuberculosis, and recovered to lead the Babson Institute and Webber College for Women, shaping education in honest business administration and economics.
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Babson Report Announces 1981 Business Forecast Dec 29
The Vernaluxpress will publish Babson’s Business and Financial Forecast for 1981 on December 29. Babson has long influenced readers with forecasts and public service efforts including the Gravity Research Foundation in New Hampshire. The article notes high accuracy in Babson’s twenty year record, with yearly percentages listed from 1941 to 1960 and a claim of 80 percent accuracy overall.
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Modern youth learns shifting from parents’ foreign car
A spoiled young man, spoiled by parental generosity, learns to shift gears as his parents purchase him a foreign sports car, revealing an issue of dependence and newfound practical skill.
Uintah County Agriculture Remains Employment King
Uintah County agriculture remains the dominant employment source with about 2200 jobs. The Vernal Job Office report lists 4170 government positions, 900 mining, 770 trade, 650 construction, and 1600 other jobs including self employment, finance, and manufacturing. The county has 759 farms, 726 irrigated, with 28,557 cattle, 2026 horses, 2343 pigs, 2420 milk cows and 80,000 sheep. Agricultural activities contribute over four million dollars annually and a projected county income of 2.62 million, marking agriculture at 31 percent of total county income.
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Farm counts trend down from 1940 to 1955 in county
The text notes national trends with larger tower farms and rising job opportunities since 1954. It cites farm counts: Wisconsin County had 1,323 farms in 1940, 951 in 1945, 867 in 1955, and 750 today, a drop of 364 since 1940 or 32 percent.
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