Butter for Britain program fuels price divide in U S
Editorial notes that a limited export sales plan selling butter to Britain at about half the U S price shifts costs to American consumers and questions the wisdom of using surplus food for foreign relief amid high domestic prices. The piece critiques policy and explores broader themes of aid and national interests.
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Britain
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
New Zealand
Australia
U. S
Agriculture Department
Department
Arm Talks Carry Collateral Danger and Senate Clash
Washington reports warn that Soviet American talks on nuclear arms control carry the risk that Congress may halt antimissile deployment and offensive weapons development during prolonged negotiations. Senate lines form to curb ABM expansion and slash funding for the B1 bomber and CSA transport. The Nixon administration argues rapid ABM deployment strengthens negotiators, while Moscow may push for limits.
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Congress
Moscow
Senate
CSA
Russia
United States
Dissidents, law and order, and the war debate stir civic discourse
Readers weigh dissent against establishment while debating police, courts, and justice. Letters praise select police acts, criticize courts, urge reform from the ground up, and stress civil rights and antiwar positions amid debates over Vietnam era policy and ABM funding.
Interstate Highway Quiz and Scoring Guide
A quiz on highway numbering rules with questions on even and odd routes, sign meanings, and reading times. It lists 10 items covering directions, sign colors, three digit numbers, and traffic incident patterns for drivers.
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U.S
Local News Snippets From Winchester And Covington
John R. McKown named assistant manager of Leggett's Department Store in Covington. Mayor Claude B. Smalls Jr. receives first Buddy Poppy of 1961 Drive from Mary Leach. Melton Wright shares talk on Richmond as Confederate Capital at Turner Ashby Chapter meeting. Dudley G. Reynolds cites Gen Lemuel C. Shepherd as Memorial Day guest speaker at National Cemetery. Susan F. Dick a candidate for BA at Marquette University. State Board of Education recommends 247000 release to Handley High School for July construction from Literary Fund.
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John R. McKown
Leggett’s Department
Covington
Claude B. Smalls, Jr
Mary Leach
Milliner Leach
Winchester
Melton Wright
Richmond
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
H.B. McCormac
Dudley G. Reynolds
Winchester Veterans’ Council
Lemuel C. Shepherd
USMC
Marine Corps
National Cemetery
State Board of Education
Handley High School
Literary Fund
Thus saith the Lord in Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas
The article argues that revelation continues beyond the Bible and that God speaks through prophets and everyday teachers today. It stresses total surrender to God and faith in His power as keys to true authority, shaping enduring religious truth.
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Hanoi
South Vietnam
God
Lord
Dallas ordinance bans aimless walking penalties enacted
Dallas city council approved an ordinance prohibiting walking about aimlessly with penalties for violations. The measure, discussed at a council meeting, outlines fines and enforcement provisions as part of public order regulations.
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City Council of
Dallas
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