Budget that can't be cut in 1964 budget plan
President Kennedy warns the 1964 budget is hard to cut while Rep Frank Bow proposes targets. He notes large federal payroll growth, rising agriculture and space costs, expanded school aid, redevelopment, and overseas programs. the budget would rise for a typical family and Iowas spending remains high.
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Kennedy
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Peace Corps
Food For Peace
Alliance For Progress
Hisenhower
Political cover and federal power shape 1964 election hopes
The piece argues that organization and the Kennedy administration under Kennedy and Bobby enjoy vast instrumentalities of power through federal spending. It warns Republicans that incumbency advantages and nationwide grants, contracts, and subventions could secure allegiance, urging vigilance against ongoing big government largess and its political motives.
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Kennedy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wheat farmers urged to vote no on May 21 referendum
The piece warns that a mandatory wheat program would control acreage and marketing, with government permits and penalties for violations. It argues the plan would expand to corn and livestock, threatening individual farm freedom and suggesting a NO vote to preserve independence.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Kremlin Woes and Propaganda Claims in Africa
Washington columnist Roscoe Drummond argues that the Soviet Union loses diplomatic ground in Africa and counters with a Western imperialist critique led by Prayda. The piece notes African nations pushing back against Soviet influence as Moscow shifts to propaganda. Government report from Monticello, Indiana mentions Gov. Matthew E. Welsh speaking Tuesday.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Moscow
Africa
Prayda
Monticello
Ind
Matthew E. Welsh
Shirley Temple Reflects On Age Dates And Global Politics
Shirley Temple, living in California with her husband and children, jokes about age and recalls her public life while discussing Soviet influence, African student disillusionment, and Indiana harbor funding debates. The governor criticizes port construction funds as a setback to state development.
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Mollywood
Shirley
Knight
Indiana
Temple
Michigan
Lence
Hollywood
Cear
Wesclm
MGV
Aullmel
Cumoleiuy & Tamu
Casey
Porter County
Miss Temple
San Francisco Bay Area
Union Grips
Charles Tions
Europe
Monticello
Jalist Power
Cuba
Calsid
Indianas
Ussr
North
Afri
Schenectady
20Th Century-Fox Studio
Successful investing every confidence tax bill passage in session
Washington leaders voiced strong support for President Kennedy's tax program as Democratic leaders pledged progress within 40 days. McCormack and House whip Hale Boggs cited expected committee work and voter backing from Easter break talks.
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Washington
UPT
Congress
McCormack
Kennedy
Hale Boggs
D-La
House
House Wass & Means
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Hom
The Case Records of a Psychologist Explores Romance Formulas
A long excerpt discusses Prof. David Yellin offering 25 word romance psychology for men and women. It includes anecdotes about sales tactics, personal confessions, and a mix of historical ship details and contact requests for psych charts.
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Yellin
David Yelling
Jn Ry J
Martin Collene
U. S. West Point
America
United States
Tommy
Sue
Ficel America
Shell
United States Fruit Company
Thomas de Berlanga
Folklore Pronunciation Jokes and an Indian's Arrow
A humorous verse contrasts Scottish dialect speech with standard forms as a husband and wife exchange pronunciations. It moves to an Indian encounter with a boastful bomber and ends with a patrician remark on enfranchisement and an American saying on stalkers and silence.
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John
Aspirin linked to infant deaths and public warning
A report notes aspirin poisoning in two infants and cautions about unverified remedies. The piece references a London remark by Prime Minister Macmillan on government pamphlets and a health columnist Dr. Brady, with reader letters seeking medical advice and home remedies.
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Milwaukee
London
UPI
Madison Reader
Harold Macmillan
Parlia Line
Bitain
Setia
Aspirin Side Effects and Alternative Remedies Discussed
The excerpt critiques common aspirin adverse effects such as nausea heartburn weakness collapse facial throat swelling and rashes. It dismisses claims of aspirin’s remedial value for arthritis and advocates calcium and vitamin intake as a daily alternative for joint issues.
Ladies Night Planned by Mounds Kiwanis at May 14 Meet
The Mounds Kiwanis club schedules a Ladies Night at Anderson College Russell Olt Memorial Hall on May 14 featuring the Madrigal Singers. The event is in cooperation with Anderson Kiwanis and includes a pancake party at the Eagles Home next Saturday to raise funds for youth programs.
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Mounds Kiwanis Club
Russell Olt
Anderson College
Madrigal Singers
The
Mounds Kiwanis
Anderson Kiwanis
Eagles
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