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Wheat referendum rejection sparks cautious Washington forecasts
After the May wheat referendum where farmers rejected the Freeman supply management plan, several Washington officials have been predicting outcomes with guarded optimism about the agricultural policy landscape.
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Freeman
Washington
Censorship trends and wheat farm policy debate in 1964
The survey outlines global press censorship, noting iron curtain states and many newly independent nations align with Moscow, with few honoring freedom of information. It contrasts this with U S wheat policy, showing a 2.3 percent acre gain despite controls and suggesting momentum toward crop deregulation.
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Moscow
Nigeria
Dahomey
Timue
West Germany
Britain
Italy
France
Portugal
Spain
India
Burma
Malaysia
Roosevelt asks Congress for record defense budget in 1938
The Star Files notes Roosevelt urged a $552 million national defense program plus $37 million for a Panama Canal Zone garrison, taking defense outlay to $1.66 billion the largest peacetime amount. A Knoxville Maryland man was killed and 18 year old Robert Hemp of Jefferson Maryland injured in a Berryville Boyce road train crash. Lamb prices averaged $8.38 for the year.
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Congress
Panama Canal Zone
Knoxville
Robert Hemp
Jefferson
Berryville-Boyce Road
Knight Father Returns From Philadelphia for Office Upgrades
50 Years Ago 1913 Dr. B. M. Knight father of the present doctor returned from Philadelphia where he had taken postgraduate courses in his car preparatory to adding modern equipment to his office.
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B. M. Knight
Dr. Knight
Philadelphia
Daily Meditation On Religion In Public Life
Earl L. Douglas argues Americans should preserve Bible reading and voluntary prayer in schools while protecting minority rights. He warns against majority tyranny but says atheists may choose disbelief yet cannot ban public devotional acts. He urges leaders to use reason and defend constitutional rights.
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Lieve
Melbourne High School pioneers nongraded learning approach
Melbourne High School in Melbourne Florida adopts nongraded classes to tailor instruction to ability. Students may skip ahead in subjects, use specialized reading programs, and pursue advanced courses in auto repair or Shakespeare while earning diplomas tied to mastered content.
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Cape Kennedy
Melbourne High School
Melbourne
Florida
Melbourne High
Bunyan
Shakespeare
Brown
Patience and treatment in rheumatic chorea cases
A doctor discusses managing St. Vitus’s dance in children, stressing patience during attacks and treating the underlying rheumatic fever to prevent heart disease. It notes variable causes, potential need for padded containment during violent fits, and mentions penicillin immunity and antibiotic alternatives if resistant infections arise.
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St. Vitus
From Vietnam to Laos and Back in U.S. Policy Debacle
Henry J. Taylor argues the United States has slid from a hard line in Vietnam to a dangerous coexistence with Communists in Southeast Asia. He cites Saigon’s peril, Lao sanctuary for Hanoi, and the Tok of Washington’s mixed signals, urging President Johnson to reverse propaganda and restore decisive policy.
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Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
China
Thailand
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Geneva
Averell Harriman Eves
Moscow
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Mekong River
Saigon
Cuba
Johnson
Annual date with stork in December brings many birthdays
Louisville report notes December births tied to multiple milestones in Darryl Crombie's family from Portland Oregon. Mrs Crombie married December 28, welcomed Darryl Jr December 28, Connie on the second anniversary, Jeff on the third, Corrine on the fourth. Subsequent years show Charles on December 22 and D. J. as the sixth child arriving next year.
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Louisville
Lynn Gresham
Darryl Crombie
Portland
Ore
Connie
Jeff
Corrine
Planning to Stuff Pork Chops for Pocket Creations
Guidance on preparing pork chops by ensuring they are 1 inch thick to allow slicing a pocket in each chop for stuffing.
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