Kennedy Faces Low Approval Amid Massive Requests
As of July 31, 1963 Congress had acted on 249 of President Kennedy's 403 requests. Nineteen percent approved by both houses and awaiting signature, five percent approved in differing forms, thirty-eight percent passed one chamber only, nineteen percent received favorable committee action but no vote, 154 percent had no action, and 15 percent rejected in committee or on the floor. Major bills among those approved include a feed grains program extension and debt limit extension.
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Kennedy Test Ban Debate and Call for Ratification
The Senate received a nuclear test ban accord for ratification amid debate. The piece recalls Kennedy's March 2 1962 radio speech urging tests in all environments to sustain deterrence and warns that rejecting inspections risks undermining free nations.
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Successful Investing You Can Get Tressary as From Govt Bond Dealer
A column discusses redeeming $6,000 E bonds before swapping into Treasury 4s of 1960 via government bond dealers. It notes tax implications and the need to use banks for redemption, with adviser tips on selecting brokers and the potential shift to safer income. The piece weaves in a separate Albany report and safety rulings on seat belts in 1964 cars.
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Wage Dispute Shocks Spanish Mines Casts News
Six sneaks into Cast mines in Spain’s richest coal field during a wage dispute. The page mentions Wilfred D. Bain and Indiana University related to a production of Aida, with references to July 18 anniversary and Franco’s seizure of power, all within a messy clipping.
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Test Ban Debate Seeks Full Senate Evidence
Washington columnist Roscoe Drummond argues the Senate must see full evidence and careful reasoning behind the nuclear test ban. He says the Senate needs concrete judgments on the treaty’s safeguards, risks, and national interests before approving or rejecting it.
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Public School Costs and Education Policy Reflections
In a 1933 column, Clifton Hirschman of Indianapolis discusses rising taxes for public schools, asks how to fund new buildings amid population growth, and notes debates on NATO and education shifts. He cites historical cases from Boston 1821 to Kalamazoo 1872 and critiques Harvard's stance on funding.
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Public schools and welfare debated in midwestern column
A reader letters debate public schooling and welfare in colonial memory and modern times. The writer cites Dr Brady health service, iodinated rations, and pressures of funding to argue for retention of free public schools while warning against government overreach.
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Kennedy says newborn Patrick improving after surgery
First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy remains brave as her newborn son Patrick Bouvier Kennedy fights a lung condition. President Kennedy reports the baby is slightly improved and Mrs. Kennedy, briefly with her mother, awaits further news at Boston's Children's Hospital Medical Center.
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Folklore Pun Parade by William Wade
A humorous collection of wordplay and pun riddles. The piece asks why cabs brave, why sailors ride poorly, and why bakers deny themselves, delivering playful quips and light definitions. It also muses on marriage puns and domestic life with a sharp, period voice.
The Shepherd Faith and Uplifting Thoughts Card
A devotional exhortation urges thinking on lovely things from Philippians 4 8 to uplift readers. It counsels ignoring doubt and prejudice, avoiding hate and fear, not letting weakness deter, and letting honest people discern true worth before approval.
Edgewood Votes to Retain Tax Rate and Repair Streets
Edgewood officials approve maintaining the current tax levy of 48 cents per $100, split into 43 cents for general funds and 5 cents for the library, expected to raise $27,357. No increase planned for next year as street repairs and resurfacing progress.
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