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By week's end, however, the uproar showed signs of settling at least into international perspective. British Prime Minister Eden indirectly arrayed himself alongside Dulles on the essential point: that deterrence was the policy of Britain, the U.S. and their allies. The London Daily Telegraph sharply attacked Dulles for...
Beyond these proposals, which merely nibble at the edges of the farm problem, there is little that the Administration can do to end the overall muddle. The government's impotence stems partially from the problem itself: there is simply no way to dispose of surpluses quickly and cheaply and still...
Another interesting analysis of the U.S. farm situation appears in a recent issue of the Economist. At the top are some 100,000 big "factories in the field." They produce 26% of all farm products. At the bottom are approximately 1,000,000 small marginal farmers (80% of them in...
Roaming the Eastern U.S. coast from Maine to Key West, Author Carson covers the marginal world of the seashore with more than a specialist's curiosity. She evokes that sense of private peace and mystical wonder that Anne Lindbergh brought to her Gift from the Sea. She explores and...
All this meant that a premium was being put on the efficient farmer and that the marginal farmer was being squeezed out. It was also true that, despite the price slump, the efficient, mechanized farmer was still making good money-far more than the cold, overall figures show.