The Right to Vote Across Histories
A meditation on the universal and personal meaning of voting. It contrasts the small daily act of casting a ballot with the life and death sacrifices for self government in Budapest, China, and East Germany, showing voting as a precious, struggle filled right.
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Budapest
UN May Be Useful Yet
The article critiques Dag Hammarskjold and the UN while noting evolving Assembly resolve during the 15th General Assembly session. It cites past Korean actions, Bang-Jensen’s firing, and Khrushchev’s pressure, but highlights the Assembly’s restraint and potential to grow in force and stature as the UN nears 100 members.
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Dag Hammerskjold
Free Nations
Trammarskjold
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Bang-Jensen
Stedl
Bang Jensen
General Assembly
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Hammarskjold
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USP
Logging Waste Fires Spur Timber Growth
Increased use of controlled burning to dispose of logging waste reduces fire danger and promotes timber crops on the Ashley National Forest. Experimental work by the Forest Service guides safe fall slash burning with bulldozer piles, safe fire lines, and careful monitoring to protect uncut areas and avoid slope or value damage.
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Ashley National Forest
Forest Service
Cost of living index misleads on living standards
The piece argues the Consumer Price Index measures spending on luxuries rather than basic living costs. It notes many contracts welfare awards use the misapplied index and that revisions will shift focus toward general living standards rather than actual expenses.
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U. S Bureau For Labor Statistics
Forest management and slash burning benefits described
The article explains slash burning to prepare soil for pine seeds and reduce disease. It notes loosening ground, improving light conditions, removing diseased trees, and cutting bark beetle breeding grounds to prevent epidemics as timber demand grows.
Vaccinate Calves For Brucellosis Urges US Vet
Dairy and beet producers in the county are urged to vaccinate calves for brucellosis at the right time. Extension Veterinarian Dr. Don W Thomas cites a need for at least 80 percent coverage to prevent disease rise, with calls for cooperation among cattle growers, agents, federal veterinarians, and local vets. Dairy calves should be vaccinated.
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Dee Jenkins
Maeser
Don W Thomas
Utah State University
Utah Animal Health Committee
Calf Vaccination Urged for Brucellosis Control in Utah
In a drought year with short feed, Dr. Thom emphasizes vaccinating six to eight month old and under one year calves soon after coming off the range to prevent disease and conserve feed. Uintah County cattlemen are urged to contact the county agent at 188 or send a card to Q Box 202 Vernal to schedule vaccination dates.
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Enieiva
Vernal
Utah
Amish
Ds. Thom
Thomas
Uintah County
Vernul
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