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Bureaucrats Target Egg Market and Prices in Washington
In Washington, officials revisit efforts to stabilize egg prices and production through a federal marketing order under the Agricultural Marketing Act. Critics warn price controls disrupt supply, raise production, and risk surpluses as egg storage proves difficult. The piece lampoons regulators and hints at potential bureaucratic overreach.
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Predictions on coin collecting and autumn harvest
The text notes enduring appeal of old coins despite new silverless issues and warns against coin shortages. It describes fall as mature and harvest driven with September seen as rewarding, asserting that 1965 wanes and cycles continue as planned.
Unions and Newspaper Automation Clash in New York
The piece argues unions overstep when dictating newsroom practices. It likens automation resistance to impractical policies and supports preserving management prerogatives. The author urges retention of the Taft-Hartley Right-to-Work clause as essential to avoid union overreach.
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Agriculture Department
Congress
Kidnapped boy ransom offered. Hills borough California
Count and Countess De Tristan offered 100000 dollars to kidnappers of their three year old son abducted near their Hills borough California home. The text notes a historic marriage ceremony at George Washington Headquarters with Harry C. McCauley and Evelyn DeHaven as parties. Clifton Nail displayed a radish weighing three and three quarters pounds at a Hayfield area store.
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Greece and Roumania Brace for War as Bulgaria Moves
In 1915 Greece and Roumania monitor Bulgarian actions and prepare to join the Allies if Bulgaria aligns with Austro Germany. The Tuscania rescued 408 from the burning Aphini ship near Halifax while the Roumanian Prince saved 61 at sea. Mrs. S. L. Lupton led the Needlework Guild with Miss May Heist as secretary.
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Mide Ocean
S. L. Lupton
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Memory Is A Pleasant Anesthesia
HAL BOYLE reflects on nostalgia as a soothing retreat from a noisy present. He recalls 1920s life facts like balloon travel, tame childhood mischief, and fashion, contrasting then with modern strains and the idea that memory can ease daily clamor.
Fulbright questions US policy on Dominican crisis
Senator J William Fulbright of Arkansas criticizes US handling of the Dominican crisis attributing it to faulty advice and bureaucratic timidity He argues the Administration acted on a flawed premise of Communist participation and urges restraint rather than direct intervention while noting parallels to past policy missteps.
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Castro
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Latin America
Letter to the Editor on roads in Frederick County
A reader laments years of dust from unpaved secondary roads to churches and cemeteries in northwestern Frederick County. They urge equal road improvements with Virginia and press state powers to allocate funds for the Eastern Panhandle.
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Martinsburg
Pine Grove
Frederick County
Wincheseter
Virginia
Panhandle
West Virginia
Commonwealth of Virginia
Electronic Pacemaker And Heart Surgery Advances
The article explains why some heart attack patients do not receive pacemakers and outlines experimental surgeries to improve blood flow to the heart. It notes that heart block often improves within two weeks and discusses vein grafts and mammary artery tying as evolving treatments for coronary obstruction.
Daily Meditation on God's love and trust in hardship
The reflection urges readers to stop over attributing judgment to God. It stresses that God is love and not merely a judge, urging trust and cheerful persistence through life’s severities. It counsels to place life in God's hands, fostering hope and happiness through faith.
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