Hypocrisy in Khrushchev on Panama and Zanzibar
The essay condemns Nikita Khrushchev for praising self determination while backing Soviet actions in Hungary and Berlin. It links his stance to Cuba and Zanzibar, warning that Moscow seeks to extend influence, use arms, and train subversion across Africa and the Caribbean. It argues this shows Russia adapting conquest tactics to new opportunities.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Panama
United States
Berlin
Castro
Khrushchev
Zanzibar
Cuba
Africa
Latin America
Caribbean
Venezuela
Russia
Moscow
State Department
Policy Meeting On Tobacco Ads In TV And Radio
Television and radio broadcasters face a showdown on tobacco advertising as a Presidential advisory report prompts a two day Miami Beach policy meeting. NAB and Radio Code Review Board consider joint subcommittees to guide ads given $134.6 million in TV gross and $40 million in radio. The balance between industry revenue, youth appeal, and public health is debated as networks examine their own ad standards.
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Miami Beach
Television Code Review Board
National Association of Broadcasters
Radio Code Review Board
NAR
Presidential Committee
NAB
LeRoy Collins
Florida
Ishteco
Indiana to buy 1960 Beechcraft sparks taxpayer concerns
The state plans to purchase a 1960 Beechcraft for 124000 with claimed annual savings of 200000 to 400000. Critics cite higher operating costs about 100 per hour and argue driving is faster and cheaper for most Indiana trips. They urge officials to explain the purchase before proceeding.
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Indiana
Highway Commission
David Cohen
Louis Schwitzer
Schwitzer Corporation
Indianapolis
Freedom Festival Invite and Mormon Faith Mention
The text describes Max Berg inviting the speaker to Utah for a four day Freedom Festival in Provo and references Brigham Young University president Wilkinson noting immersion as a path to Mormonism. It also includes opinions on Goldwater-Rockefeller and a call for GOP voters to see differences stated by a senator and a governor.
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Max Berg
Utah
Wilkinson
Bringham Young University
L.D.S
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Goldwater
Jesus
Fisenhower
Kennedy
Brigham Young Goldwater
University Field House
U.S
United. Nations
China
Rockefeller
Mormons and Patriots Debate in Postwar Discourse
The text argues textbooks omit heroic quotes from figures like John Paul Jones and Nathan Hale. It discusses Mormon beliefs, community structure, and charitable acts, then shifts to a political debate between Goldwater and Rockefeller about debate formats and policy differences, including right to work and union shop issues.
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John Paul Jones
Daniel Webster
Wilkinson
Nathan Hale
Johnson Embraces Kennedy Plan With Personal Touch
President Johnson adopted much of the Kennedy legislative program on poverty and public works, framing it as his own while insisting on a strong push for congressional approval of a sweeping war on poverty package. The shift signals a more assertive to Congress approach and a blend of legacy and personal policy emphasis.
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UPI
Deat Johnson
Kennedy
Johnson Seeks Public Aid for Peace Talks Budget
President Johnson urged nationwide support for a broad peace program and anti poverty drive while warning Congress to back funding for education health and transit. He outlined likely tax and debt actions, emphasized Appalachian aid, and signaled Bi partisan efforts drawing on Kennedy strategy to win passage.
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Congress
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Hill-Burton
Jnew
Youth Conservation Corps
National Service Corps
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Kennedy
Washington
UPI
Pat Johnson
Grams
Ifnation
United Space
Inter J
United
Geneva
Johnson-Kennedy
United States
Americans forecast $2.5 billion beer sales this year
Commerce Department projects beer consumption to exceed 100 million barrels, about 16 gallons per person, a 3 percent rise over 1963. Article notes bipartisan and political context incidents and mentions figures Rockefeller and Goldwater in the same year.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
Goldwater debate fuels GOP choice for 1984
The piece argues Barry Goldwater's central thesis offers a clear 1984 election choice by advocating reduced federal power and stronger state authority. It notes differences with rivals, and that GOP voters would benefit from a sharp policy distinction in the party's program.
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Sen. Goldwater
Republican Party
Repub
Ican
Goldwater
Calcium deposit phobia and medical myths explored
A letter from James B. Martin recounts past injuries and a medical discussion on calcification, calcium deposits, and diet. It questions widespread fears about calcium deposition and criticizes uninformed clinic rhetoric while noting historical references to joint and artery calcification and the need for proper medical guidance.
Evolution of spritsails and staysails on 17th to 19th century ships
The text traces how spritsails and topsails lingered on ships for centuries before staysails became standard. It notes early staysail adoption between masts and over the bowsprit, later widespread by the 18th century, the jib boom addition, and Napoleonic War era rigging changes. It also references marlingspike seamanship and British views on traditional training.
Song of the Wool Undershirt and a Humorous Folklore
Folklore notes a poem titled Song of the Wool Undershirt from William Wades collection. It recounts a red all wool shirt shrinking from size forty to thirty four after repeated washings and a family’s fear of washing it again. The piece ends with an American saying about political capital and public opinion.
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Ben
Indiana Budget Plan Requires Higher State Taxes
Indiana taxpayers face an estimated four and a half times rise in state taxes under President Johnson’s $97.9 billion fiscal 1964 plan, according to the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce. The projection says Hoosiers would pay about 478 per person, based on a total state tax burden of 2.24 billion dollars.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Johnson
Indiana
Com Merce
Do a Bang-Up Piece of Work at Any Job
A devotional admonition urges workers to honor God in every task big or small. It cites 1 Corinthians 10 31 and cites St Paul exhorting diligence, integrity, and respectful effort in daily duties to avoid discredit from shirking responsibilities.
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St. Paul
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