Congress weighs ARA revival amid spending squabbles
Despite White House claims of progress the administration moves to revive the Accelerated Rural Aid bill in the House for a second vote. The Senate approved 5455.5 million in extra authorization in 1963 but the House barred it, and leadership delays floor action as critics press for restraint. A Senate subcommittee backs 1.5 billion more on top of 850 million already appropriated.
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Moon Madness and Lunar Glow Seen Near Aristarchus
The moon's close approach spurs plans for billion dollar funding to reach its surface. Lowell Observatory will observe Aristarchus with hopes of red or pink glow signaling possible hydrogen gas vents and hidden water, fueling thoughts of self sufficiency for a moon colony.
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Economic election concepts and consumer power
The article argues that every purchase acts as a vote for products and critiques government efforts to regulate markets. It warns that new consumer protection bureaus may replace market-driven choices with political control, shifting influence from producers to bureaucrats.
Power Of The Purse Halts Two Power Agencies
Congressional Quarterly reports Congress used the power of the purse to curb the Rural Electrification Administration and the Federal Power Commission. It notes growing public and congressional backlash against tax funded expansion and REA lending, including loans for ski lifts. The piece argues tighter use of fiscal leverage is needed to rein in federal agencies.
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Creole Petroleum stock viewed as speculative in Venezuela ties
A reader asks about Creole Petroleum stock and its growth outlook. The columnist notes Creole is a Jersey Standard subsidiary with oil reserves and production mainly in Venezuela, a factor adding speculative risk amid uncertain U.S. relations.
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Johnson Aims to Ease Desegregation Push with National Bi Race Panel
The piece discusses President Johnson backing a National Bi-Racial Committee to address massive resistance to desegregation. It cites business leaders and politicians planning quiet compliance and preparing Southern sites for the 1964 public accommodations law while foreseeing potential violence and slow reform.
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Marvin G and sports myth about athletic hearts for teens
A 16 year old high schooler Marvin G seeks his mother’s allowance to join track amid fears of an athlete’s heart. The article argues regular sport builds a larger heart and better longevity, detailing medical claims and notes on gradual conditioning and the role of exercise in youth health.
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UN Efforts to Demilitarize Cyprus Spark Debate and Tensions
The piece discusses UN plans for a peacekeeping force to prevent violence in Cyprus amid Greek and Turkish Cypriot tensions. It references historical figures and naval actions, noting presidential and congressional responses, and contrasting recent political conventions with past events.
Black Muslim Plan New York Address At Harlem Armory
A UPI report notes Elijah Muhammad and Black Muslims planning a June 28 address for 500,000 New York blacks at the Harlem Armory to discuss investments, civil rights, and community concerns while referencing historical naval figures and current international tensions.
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Unemployment Claims Fall to March 1953 Low
Republican delegates clash with accusations of anti Catholic bias as House Leader Murphy and Robert Austin spar over Catholic representation. Democratic convention opens calmly with delegates arriving after a late Chicago train.
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Filing system and rabies debate in health journalism
The column discusses filing methods for information, rabies risk in humans versus animals, and references a 1950 AMA report on rabies in North America. It notes political tensions in the Democratic and Republican camps, plus names several journalists and health officials involved in coverage.
Folklore Note Reveals Hidden Message of Love
A young man hides a poem and a letter beneath lines of coded initials and misspelled words. The note to his girlfriend links affectionate lines to a playful alphabetic cipher and ends with a cautionary American saying about padding.
Personal health letters to Dr Brady invited
Signed letters about health and hygiene will be answered by Dr Brady if a stamped self addressed envelope is enclosed. Letters should be brief and written in ink. Due to high volume only a few can be answered here. No reply to nonconforming queries. Address Dr William Brady 25 El Camino South Beverly Hills Calif.
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