Capitol Hill Edits Amid Resurrection City Distraction
Editorial notes optimism on Congress adjournment by August 1 with Dirksen predicting a 50-50 chance. Tax, housing, foreign aid, and debt ceiling issues loom. Downtown Treasury plans $10-12 billion borrowing. deficit projections for 1964 seen improving, while wage gains boost real consumer purchasing before inflation and Vietnam pressures bite. Economic forecasts warn of slow demand and possible stock and bond market strains.
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Wall Street Journal
Federal Agencies Never Die Editorial on REA Growth
A Journal of Commerce editorial reviews the Rural Electrification Administration history and current status. It argues the REA, created to electrify farms, has expanded into phone service and towns, financing local coops at low rates while raising taxpayer costs. It notes rising federal outlays despite farm electrification and shrinking farm numbers, concluding the program now serves government aims to block private power growth. It also laments continued congressional spending cuts.
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WATER TREATMENT STOCKS FOR LONG TERM GROWTH
The article outlines four key players in desalination and water treatment Aqua-Chem Jenies Betz Laboratories and Nalco. It discusses their market positions and relative earnings strength, potential for long term growth and notes on Western Union merger considerations with Computer Sciences. It also advertises Roger Spesi's investment guide and a mailing offer.
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Tolkien and Truth Through Fantasy in American Reading
A 1968 critique argues fantasy, not falsehood, guides modern readers toward moral truth. Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings is praised for its serious religious underpinnings and moral vision, contrasting with modern conformity and machine dominance. William Ready’s study elevates Tolkien as a conservative yet powerful cultural force urging a youthful quest for meaning.
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Talkien
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Arthur
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Fea. Corp
Riboflavin Health Facts From Old Pamphlet Notes
The text discusses riboflavin or vitamin B2 in foods like milk beef and eggs. It cites outdated claims on riboflavin’s role in youth preservation and skin health. Recommendations include daily riboflavin 2 mg with milk and dairy products, plus other minerals, in a promotional pamphlet.
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McColum
the Daily Supplement
Deaf students and daily annoyances greet readers in Worry Clinic
The Worry Clinic discusses deaf education at Gallaudet College, noting its enrollment growth and athletic teams. Prof Holcomb lists common daily miscommunications and inconveniences faced by deaf individuals, from missing sounds at restaurants to misread lip movements. Readers are invited to write to Dr. Crane in Mellor, Indiana, with a stamped self-addressed envelope and 20 cents for personal advice or charts.
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Vignettes of Courage and Wit From Everyday Folklore
A series of compact folk anecdotes shows children facing fear with grit a girl refusing to cry after a fall a Russian execution scene relayed with stark irony a teacher prompts laziness essays some amusing exchanges among fishermen in Wisconsin and a sly quip about work and value.
Paul Harvey on paid demonstrators and tainted funding
Paul Harvey asserts professional demonstrators are paid by followers and politicians to influence protests in Chicago and beyond. He cites gangsters collecting protection money, large Muslim leadership earnings, and widespread fundraising tied to a national poverty campaign, all funded by taxpayers and donors alike.
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Shipwise by James 8 Martin
Report from General Dynamics describes life aboard a modern nuclear submarine. It details crew routines on submerged patrols, daily meals, watches, and the compact interior designed for about 136 men. The piece contrasts World War II submariner lore with today’s nuclear subs and their high-tech systems.
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