Bentsen Clark and Roberts Accept ETSU Invite
United States Senator Lloyd Bentsen and former Attorney General Ramsey Clark have accepted invitations to the 1976 Sam Rayburn Public Affairs Symposium at East Texas State University April 5 through 7. Bentsen will attend the Memorial Dinner April 6 at 7 p.m. with guests including Clark, U.S. Rep. Ray Roberts and Justice Tom C. Clark.
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United States
Lloyd Bentsen
Houston
Ramsey Clark
Sam Rayburn
East Texas State University
Sen
Bentsen
Sam Rayburn Memorial Students Center
U.S
Ray Roberts
U.S. Supreme Court
Tom C. Clark
Lyndon Johnson
North Vietnam
America
Great Sense of Satisfaction Despite Uncertain Income
A survey by International Harvester's FARM FORUM magazine reports 1,000 U.S. farmers express job satisfaction despite government interference and uncertain income. Three of ten cite satisfaction, 25 percent prize boss freedom, 5 percent value income. 21 percent consider family succession an obligation.
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International Harvester
Farm Forum Magazine
LBJ Ten Points For Success From A Famous Philosopher
A Mason News writer cites Lyndon B Johnson's book Philosophy for Success listing ten points. The list includes remember names be comfortable and easy going avoid egoism cultivate being interesting heal misunderstandings and offer praise. The piece links these ideas to broader reflections on influence and character.
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George Bernard Shaw
Robert Ingersoll
The
Mason
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Dick Brown
Pedernales
LBJ
Brown
Medical press shaped early American healing history
This program of historical monographs shows how the press intertwined with medicine from colonial times through the 19th century. It notes imported texts, Culpeper’s handbook, emergence of medical schools, and the rise of medical journals that linked American doctors to global learning. It highlights Culver Pictures and key figures like Buchan Morton Wells and Morton, and underscores print’s role in spreading medical knowledge and public health ideas.
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St. Regis Paper Company
America
William Buchan
Nicholas Culpeper
Crawford Long
Horace Wells
W.G. Morton
John Warren
George Hayward
Jacob Bigelow
Europe
Farmers split over family succession and farm income
Two of ten farmers feel a son or daughter should take over the farm to keep it in the family. Younger farmers under 30 and over 60 favor inheritance, while ages 30 to 59 largely disagree. Forty three percent expect their children to have better income outside farming, with only those under 30 believing better on farm opportunities exist.
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