Quebec's Silent Revolution Faces Underground Resurgence
The FLQ and autonomous sentiment rise in Quebec as terrorism spurs calls for greater French-Canadian power. Lesage seeks royal commission and cross-branch cooperation to end violence, but the quiet revolution persists beneath the surface.
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Canada
Front de Liberation Quebecois
Quebec Liberation Front
FLQ
Northwest Territories
Britain
Liberal Party
Wilfrid Laurier
Louis
Louis) St. Laurent
Jean Lesage
Lesage
Marcel Chaput
Quebec Republican
College Rowdies Criticized For Campus Disruptions
Globe-Times columnist Russell Kirk urges colleges to tackle disruptive students who show reckless vandalism and crime. He argues administrators should weed out troublemakers early, stressing respect for authority from grade school to prevent college life derision.
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Russell Kirk
Globe-Times
Atlanta (Ga
First Pay Raise Since 1958 Voted for U S Military Personnel
Washington reports the House approved a bill lifting bas ic pay for uniformed service members for the first time since 1958. The debate highlighted retention costs, rising retirement outlays, and comparisons with civilian pay growth. Retirement projections show substantial future obligations for Army Navy Air Force and Marine pensions.
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U.S
Senate
House
Congress
United States
Free World
Armed Services
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine
Marine Corps
Calamity in the closet and kitchen cookies
Mrs Poke Bennett Poke searches for tools in odd places while plans to straighten the garage collide with missing copen saw and baling wire. The narrator bakes cookies to distract him and keep the project from spreading through the house.
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Poke
Mental Vitality and Personal Challenge in Aging
An editor's note contrasts modern aging with 19th century aging and highlights how active use sustains vitality. The AMA committee stresses action as essential, noting bed rest weakens the body and prolonged inactivity leads to deterioration despite the body's resilience.
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American Medical Association
Committee On
Dr. Bortz
Winston Churchill
Letters On Apartheid War And Aging In America
The letter critiques U N and US stance on South African apartheid and India’s civil rights issues, questioning double standards in foreign policy and aid. It then discusses aging, emphasizing the link between physical activity, mental vitality, and social engagement, with quotes from Dr. Braceland and Dr. Felix on maintaining an active mind and purpose in later years.
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Transkei
Russia
Goa
State Department
India
Central
South India
U.N
South African
Francis J. Braceland
The
Institute of Living At
Hartford
Robert H Felix
National Institute of Mental Health
AMA Council On Mental Health
Dr. Felix
Maurice Chevalier
Dr. Bortz
Lifeguards to Teach Swimming This Summer
Many girls will be taught to swim by lifeguards this summer as sheer stockings remain a notable fashion reference in local chatter.
The Shepherd Seeks Peace and Pursuit
The text calls peace the guiding theme and divine gift, linking it to faith love and unity. It describes peace as a blessed balm and a path for the just with eternal hope.
Our Nation's Military Voice Is Being Muted
The article decries civilian control at the Pentagon under Defense Secretary McNamara, arguing the military voice is being silenced. It cites Adm. George W. Anderson's removal and Gen. Curtis LeMay's one-year reappointment as signs of a "one voice" policy limiting dissent on key defense decisions.
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U.N
U.S. State Department
U.S
Pentagon
Defense
Robert McNamara
United States
Adm
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
Curtis E. LeMay
Air Force
Secretary of Defense
Adm. Anderson
Gen. LeMay
TFX
Soviet Peace Appeal Echoes Stalinist Tactics, Reader Says
A Washington note argues the Soviet Embassy backs a Moscow World Congress of Women to push a peace front. The piece accuses Khrushchev of mimicking Hitler's peace talk to lull the West, warn of hidden aims, and claim colonial victims lie within the Soviet orbit.
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Ussr
Korea
Viet Nam
Laos
Hungary
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Adolf Hitler
Europe
Hitler
Germany
Fuehrer
Britain
France
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Mr. K
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Mediterranean
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NATO
Congressional hearing days range study question
The quiz notes that since 1953 the number of days of congressional committee hearings in a year varied widely. It lists multiple choice ranges and then gives a decade spread from a low of 2,424 days in 1960 to a high of 3,472 days in 1958.
Amarillo Daily News Publisher List and Subscription Rates 1963
The Amarillo Daily News lists staff including Wesley Izzard Paul Timmins and Grady Camp and provides subscription rates for home delivery by carrier and mail for various plans. Prices show monthly and annual options with morning evening and Sunday editions and local radius pricing. The notice notes copyright 1963 by Globe News Publishing Company and reserves all rights.
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Daily News
Puplisneary
Globe News
Fubismine Company Inc
Ang Harrison Amarillo
Amarillo Texas Wesley
Izzard
Paul Timmins
Don Buyett Monogan
Oquise Evans
Pope Shelby Kanser Genera
Grady Camp
Lowell Brown
Trenton T Davis
Harry Bartlett
Amparilio
Texas
Globe News Publishing
Umpany
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