Western trade boom links Britain France and Italy with Russia
A Wall Street Journal roundup shows 1963 trade surges between Western Europe and communist states. Britain, France, Italy, and West Germany report large increases in sales to the Soviet bloc, with Russia buying lumber from Britain and Krupp expanding a Kursk chemicals plant.
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War on poverty bill praised for local action and jobs
The Portland Oregonian endorses the Economic Opportunity Act emphasizing local initiative and private enterprise to create jobs and training, while warning against reliance on federal relief. It argues progress comes from community schools and industry, not top heavy federal control.
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Get Out The Vote: One Vote Decides Many Races
The piece argues Get Out The Vote campaigns target eligible voters who stay home. It cites 1960 and 1962 election gaps, notes small margins decided by single votes, and urges voters to be informed and study issues from local to national levels.
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Successful Investing for Students Contemplates Stock Sale
The reader questions whether to sell Parke Davis shares now or hold for college years. Adviser cites uncertainty in Parke Davis earnings post patent expiry and notes a student plans to use stock proceeds for a savings account.
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Staying Charge Dismissal Refused in Butler Case
Shelbyville Indiana UPI reports Shelby Circuit Judge Harold I Barger refused a motion in behalf of former Columbus High School basketball player Jerry Butler 64 charged with a tax shooting. The ruling leaves Butler facing the charges as the case advances.
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Extremism and liberty in Buckley critique spans Goldwater and King
In a Buckley column a discussion unfolds around extremism versus liberty. It contrasts Goldwaters provocative phrases with Martin Luther King Jr. and critics who fear censorship. The piece argues context matters and cites historical figures like Joshua Slocum and Pearl Harbor era Japan to illustrate divergent interpretations of bold action.
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500000th visitor greets JFK library exhibit
Mrs. James Organ of Carlisle Indiana became the 500000th visitor to the John F. Kennedy Library Exhibit in Chicago She arrived with her husband and two children Leu 15 and Mike 11 at 1235 p m CDT and received an autographed volume of Kennedy writings a packet of photographs and four Kennedy half dollars from Maxwell Hamilton the exhibit director of information
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Limericks of Nonsense and Wit by William Wade Follore
A selection of humorous limericks by William Wade Follore featuring absurd puns and playful misreads. The verses joke about a man with unusual rheumatic sounds, Turks in the Bosphorus, a St Ives figure, a Vienna trip, and a Newport driver, ending with a quip on a comedian’s timing.
Housecleaning of obsolete laws to boost efficiency
Carl J. argues for a complete purge of outdated statutes and red tape to improve governance. He cites Evanston examples like bans on sleeping in barber shops and smoking cigar butts, urging lawmakers to simplify living and reduce taxes for a more efficient republic. He promotes a booklet and asks readers to mail 25 cents and a stamped envelope for more information.
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Arms Confiscated In Harlem Center
Police raided a Harlem headquarters and confiscated a loaded rifle and ammunition. The operation by one sergeant and five detectives also yielded two printing presses and posters showing Malcolm X. No arrests were made.
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Dr Brady on Blood Pressure Device and Health
Readers cite worry over sphygmomanometer use by doctors and clinics. Dr William Brady argues measurement is a gimmick and not a diagnosis, urging reliance on thorough exam and Osler’s guidance. He warns against profiteering from pressure testing and promotes consulting a physician.
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Consolation Poem by Julien C Byer
The verse offers comfort during bereavement urging readers to study passages from James Corinthians Peter and John to find strength. It cites Isaiah Exodus and Delivers guidance on facing time of woe through biblical readings and prayer.
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