Wonderful Series Visit Ends As Babe Ruth League Players Depart
The Babe Ruth League players left Anderson after a rain forecasted game and a Memorial program. Warren Giles attended, and many local families hosted the visitors as hundreds helped them feel at home. Players offered glimpses of future stars while officials praised the league's role in developing talent.
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Babe Turth
Anderson
Memorial 3
Warren Giles
National League
Jehief
Frowa
Tormoros
Babe
Draft Order Affects Newlywed Men in 1960s Policy
The Johnson administration ends a September 10 1963 Selective Service rule that barred calling up childless married men except under special conditions. The change aims to bolster wartime manpower and may disrupt some marriages while leaving reserve units underutilized.
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Johnson
Selective Service
Nasser Plays Both Sides In Middle East Power Moves
The piece argues Gamal Abdel Nasser mimics Tito by courting both blocs to advance Egypt. It notes UAR Soviet ties funding Aswan Dam and U.S. food aid totaling 1.2 billion since 1962, plus a 384 million debt to the United States. It warns against continuing aid without cash, urging the U.S. to “drive on the right.”
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Nasser
Tito
Yugoslavia
Washington
Kremlin
Castro
Gamal Nasser
Soviet Union
Russia
Egypt
Aswan Dam
United States
Mediterranean
America
UAR
United Arab Republic
Aleksandra Shelepin
National Assembly
Ussr
U.S
Troubled Debate Over Johnson Poverty Program Leaders Clash
A Thursday showdown on the War on Poverty program exposed strains between supporters and critics of Sargent Shriver. Concerns about dual government roles and efficient administration fueled a heated discussion in the House Education and Labor Committee. GOP critics questioned whether one man could lead both the Poverty Program and the Peace Corps effectively. The session, described as a rough, drink-fueled dispute in Adam Clayton Powell's office, signals ongoing battles over federal spending and governance.
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Johnson
House
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
GOP
Peace Corps
Adam Clayton Powell
New York City
Demonstration Ties Poverty Funds to Politics in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg 200 demonstrators rallied outside Governor Scranton's office during a veto override vote. Led by Charles Bowser of the Philadelphia Anti Poverty Committee the group claimed federal anti poverty funds were being used for partisan action.
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Poverty & Politics
Washington
William Scranton
Harrisburg
Capitol
Philadelphia
Charles Bowser
Anti-Poverty Committee
Scranton
Joshua Bilberg
House
Governor's Office
Bowser
Folklore Follies and Harrisburg Anti Poverty Scrutiny
Lightweight wordplay and jokes open the piece, then detail a Philadelphia to Harrisburg anti poverty demonstration. It covers Governor Scranton vetoes of 10 million for public assistance and 7 million for child welfare, plus Bowser leadership questions and Shriver regulation 23 28.
Auto Output Pitch Low for 1965 Amid Strike Edits
Automotive Industries reported auto production would dip to a yearly low around 37,400 this week due to model changeover and the American Motors strike at Kenosha. Last year output stood at 91,283 with GM plants largely down except Buick.
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Detroit
American Motors
Kenosha
Automotive Industries Magazine
General Motors
Buick
Clergymen under fire in moral stand critique
James B. Martin comments on modern clergy as moral guides failing under TV ads. He recounts a luncheon with Dr. Crane critiquing church leaders who capitulate to secular trends and urges pastors to uphold biblical principles and medical advice against tobacco and liquor.
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Cliff Hirschman
Namby-pamby
Dr. Crane
Jere T
Samas
Jim
al Hit
Clifton Hirschman
Nambyramby
Crane
Temple
Jesus
Christ
Telegraph to God Through a Dead Line
A reflective note laments a broken line of prayer as a telephone shows an out of order sign. The speaker confesses personal fault and seeks to restore a clear connection between heart and God through repentance.
Schedule listing for color 5 min news and multiple programs
The page lists a color five minute news segment and a lineup including Palm Front Farm Front Christopher Caravan Gospel Warren Walker Silver Wings Light Time Life Line International zone, Camera Three, Beany and Camera Three, Cecil Brushstrokes Bullwinkle, Ernoon Big Picture Film Feature, Pro Football Browns Lions and Browns-Lions games.
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Palm Front Farm
Christopher Caravan
Caravan Gospel
Warren Walker
Silver Wings
Life Line International
Beany
Cecil
Ernoon
Browns
Lions
Jaatis Browns
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Robert E. Jackson
Jane Toner
Scott Charles W. Laughlin
Edwin A, Bailey
Madison
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Associates Press
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Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
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Superintendent of Documents
USA
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Louisville
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Jeffersonville
David TH. Thompson
Albany
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Weather Bureau
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Oral
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TV Church
the Kremlin
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Joey Bishop
EMG
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Harry Reasoner
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Mounds Mall
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Spain
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Monet
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