Budget Cuts Stir Debate Over 1964 Spending
Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon warns against deep cuts to the 1964 budget while House Appropriations Chair Clarence Cannon reports substantial cuts already made. Seven initial appropriations bills total reductions surpass $3 billion with a $2 billion cut in Defense. NASA foreign aid and space agency funds loom large.
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Clarence Cannon
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Space Agency
NASA
House
Appropriations Committee
Money Supply Debate Divides Economists on Spending
Economists clash over expanding the money supply. Some argue more money boosts spending and activity, while others say it lowers the velocity of circulation with no net spending change. The central view sees adequate money for any spending level. dissenters insist extra money will be spent. The debate remains unresolved among experts.
Kennedy alibi for Congress inaction blamed on Republicans
The piece notes President Kennedy and Attorney General Kennedy attributing stalled civil rights and other programs to Republican opposition. It highlights GOP questions about whether Democrats are a genuine majority and argues for Republican control in 1964 as a path to progress.
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House
Robert F. Kennedy
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Mr. Kennedy
White House
Freeman's Swan Song and Khrushchev Wheat Referendums
Inside sources suggest Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman may bow out after a Russia trip said to be a farewell payoff. The chatter ties his Soviet voyage to wheat referendums, farm policy battles, and possible cabinet departure amid New Frontier tensions.
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Tanedy
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Successful Investing Don't Ask More Than Market Can Deliver
Adviser explains that a 63 year old seeking four percent return with liquidity should expect modest yields from stocks and notes limitations of preferred shares. Recommends American Express Standard Brands and Virginia Electric while noting current unattractiveness of preferred stocks and a 4.85 percent yield on a BBB rated 8 percent non-callable noncumulative preferred.
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Roger E. Spear
American Express
Standard Brands
Virginia Electric
U.S
Studebaker Wins New Government R and D Contract
Studebaker Corp. received a third government research and development contract, bringing weekly federal awards to $143,927. President Sherwood H. Egbert announced a $69,000 grant for engineering studies on a two and one half ton light duty Army truck, described as the first of its kind to the Hoosier manufacturer since the Korean War.
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South Bend, Ind
UPI
Studebaker Corp
Sherwood H. Egbert
Studebaker
Hoosier
Washington by Roscoe Drummond
Article questions whether another Communist Cuba could arise in Latin America citing Venezuela and British Guiana. It discusses U.S. containment policy toward Cuba and references a Freedom House report warning that Cuba could be a base for Communist influence in the hemisphere.
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Saigon Presssures and Buddhist Protests Spark Crisis
Four U S correspondents in Saigon reported roughing by Viet Nam officials while covering a Buddhist demonstration The situation highlights U S concerns over information amidst Diem regime pressures and a shadow war with Communist forces in South Viet Nam The piece links Buddhist protests, press freedom and U S policy in a volatile regional theatre
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Diem
Frederick Nolting Jr
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Controversial Psychologist Argues Against Welfare Policy
Dr. George W Crane critiques welfare programs and Medicare, portraying them as enabling laziness and dependency. He argues for self-reliance, work emphasis, and reduced government aid, while warning that relief systems incentivize idleness. He cites social trends and urges policy and local governance reforms.
Plane Crash Kills Six In Kentucky Wreck
Federal investigators supervised removal of six bodies from a private plane crash seven miles north of Jackson Kentucky. The victims were Paul Edinger 28 his wife Joyce 25 their daughter Paula 4 and son Victor Paul 1 and Fred Wilson 23 and his wife Violet 16 all from Statesville North Carolina. The plane departed Blue Grass Field Lexington after refueling bound for Statesville. It carried enough fuel for a 400 mile trip despite thunderstorm warnings in eastern Kentucky.
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Sno Boy Feared Lost With All Hands
The U S Navy said the fishing ship Sno Boy is likely swamped or broken up with 40 aboard. Search continues as debris, oil slicks, and a body spotted fail to yield survivors. Byron Hill chartered the vessel for returning island fishermen from Pedro Banks.
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Dr Brady's Health Service on Alcoholism and Pledges
A reader asks about a husband’s drinking and AA involvement. Dr Brady urges immediate treatment or commitment if needed, notes AA requires the drinker’s own attendance, and laments silence from religious leaders on pledges against alcohol and tobacco for youths. He welcomes reader letters for health questions.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Phsician
Wm. Brady
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Official and Organized Attempts to Reach the North Pole
The historical record lists fifty seven official organized attempts before Peary. Earlier explorers include John Davis at Davis Strait, William Barrent at Bear Island, Henry Hudson toward 80 degrees, William Baffin at Baffin Bay, and Kent Kane reaching 82 degrees aboard the Constitution. Peary reached 90 degrees on April 6 with Hansen and four Eskimos. Byrd followed later. The captain’s log records sailing dates, latitudes, longitudes, distances, and conditions, and insurers study it for claims.
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Robert Peary
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South Pole
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Davis Strait
William Barrens
Bear Island
Henry Hudson
Hudson Bay
William Baffin
Baffin Bay
Kent Kane
United States
Constitution
Hansen
Peary
Byrd
Unemployment Edge Eases In Mid-June Report
Washington UPI reports the unemployment rate eased slightly in the mid-June Labor Department release, even as total unemployment rose. Officials cautioned the minor dip signals no lasting improvement and offered a cautious read on the labor market.
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UPI
Labor Department
Folklore anecdotes on misread words and mistaken titles
A set of humorous misunderstandings from William Wade includes a church caretaker nicknamed the sex tant by a pastor and called the sacrilege by a new minister. Other tales feature misread terms like octogenarian and a furniture clerk confusing chiffoniers with bassinettes. An older employee asks about sideboards after shaving them. An American saying notes that modern governance mixes world scale issues with local scale minds.
Polish Reds Hold Ideology Meeting
The Polish Communist Central Committee ended a key ideology plenum in Warsaw after a Thursday start. Party leader Wladyslaw Gomulka delivered an angry attack on the Polish Roman Catholic hierarchy and discussed potential provisions on church state relations.
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UPI
Communist Central Committee
Wladyslaw Gomulka
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