Swallows Return to Capistrano Amid Watch for Schedule
The article recalls Capistrano’s 21 missions and the annual swallow arrival around St Joseph’s Day on March 19, with crowds of spectators and a history of the ruins, fires, and restorations. It notes the birds are expected by March 19 though arrivals vary and a longer folk tale connects to Hinckley Ohio.
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San Juan
Capistrano
Old California
el Camino Resi
Royal Highway
U.S. 101
St. Joseph’s Day
Joseph
Universal Church
St. Joseph's Day
St. John’s Day
Oceanside
Junipero Serra
Mexico City
Spain
Carmel
Mexico
United States
Hinckley
Ohio
Foreign Aid In Reverse And The American Talent Pool
U S grants totalling 3.6 million dollars supported nearly 300 British research projects, while immigration to the United States enriched science and industry. Science Magazine cites 1952 1961 migration of 30 000 trained engineers and other professionals, saving 3.5 billion in education costs. One quarter of Nobel laureates in physics chemistry physiology or medicine were foreign born. The piece notes America as a land of promise for skilled migrants even as questions arise about domestic training capacity.
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Lord Hansham
United States
U.S
New Scientist
Manchester Guardian
Science Magazine
National Academy of Science
America
Strange Justice in Postal Rates for Rural Coops
The last session passed a Postal Service Bill granting special non profit mail rates to REA rural electric cooperatives. These rates cut charges to about one fourth of regular second class mail, adding a subsidy alongside tax exemptions and below market loan terms. Cooperatives push into urban areas, expanding beyond farms, while investor owned utilities face higher mail costs to counter their public messaging. This is portrayed as an unfair redistribution and a threat to justice.
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Congress
Postal Service
REA
Taxes Bite Us Now Cartoon Reflects Tax Critique
A recent cartoon portrays a taxpayer peering past a fence at a tempting federal tax cut, while a horse labeled local and state taxation charges in with teeth bared to bite the taxpayer’s rear. The caption notes higher taxes returning to hurt nationwide after last year’s votes.
Lipman on Europe moves and the EEC debate
Walter Lippman critiques cheerful talk on the European Economic Community and urges realism about wheat trade and Britain’s entry. He notes US assurances, possible price effects, and a two year pause that could affect Europe’s integration and transatlantic relations.
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Europe
Walter Hallstein
Washington
West
United States
Britain
Germany
Arkansas
Georgia
Government Cancels Citrus Contracts After Freeze
In 1963 a Department of Agriculture inquiry found the government acted to cancel contracts for frozen orange juice concentrate after the Florida freeze of December 12 13. The move saved millions by cancelling 383 485 cases and authorizing a $2 million purchase for state distribution. Assistant Secretary John P Duncan approved both the purchase and cancellation on December 14, with effect December 20. The price per case jumped from 5.40 to 11.65 dollars.
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Hallstein
Brussels
Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Pre Strinebach
Germany
IPI
Georse
Iges Bidault
Ing
Charles de Bles
Are Gaulle
Dr. Hailstein
Pean Ministry of Agriculture
Committee For
UN Me Agrmulural
Hedlund
Florida
Icontractors
Citrus Mutual
John P. Duncan
Successful Investing: Readers Debate Stock Versus Fund
A reader asks Roger Spear to compare a balanced fund with individual stock purchases including Magnavox Litton and Zenith. Spear notes science stock concentration is high and advises diversification, while promising to answer questions in future columns.
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Fairchild Camera
Littan
Riviera Pinasith
Roger E. Spear
Magnavox
Riviera
Mics Corp.of America
Child Camera
American Cyannovox
Minneapolis Honeywell
Penick & Ford
Zenith
R.G
H.H
Spear
Befer
Ifeatures Corp
Godly view on garments and body aid by girdles
A psychologist's case discusses Myrtle D and her husband Dr Grane who argues nature should be improved via girdles and corsets. The piece extols clothing as God's aid for the body, noting glasses teeth and shoes as human adaptations and urging acceptance of mechanical aids to fit changing weather and wear.
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Myrtle
Spegal
Herald
Safors
Marsenger
War of Jenkins Ear recalled in railroad talks roundup
United Press International reports a busy national business brief with railway negotiators breaking off with five unions over work rules, Kennedy warning on debt and tax cuts, and auto output trends. Also notes Chevrolet and Chrysler sales shifts and a history tidbit about In God We Trust on US currency.
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J. B. Martin
Rebecca
George
Washington
James Oglethorpe
Georiia
Chicago
UPI
Tion
J. E. Wolfe
Supreme Court
Kennedy
Advertising Council
VEW Cars
Detroit
Automotive Industries
Chevrolet Sales
Chevrolet
General Motors Corp
Tate
Chrysler
Notations on times opinions and travel views
A collage of quotations and reflections from anonymous and named figures on culture, language, gender in media, and national character. It samples views on modernization, grammar, gender portrayal in fiction, and Cold War era concerns about defense and mobility.
Population to reach 245 million by 1980
The Agriculture Department projects U S population will rise to 245 million or more by 1980 due to a high birth rate low death rate and steady immigration A 30 percent increase from the 187 5 million 1960 count is anticipated.
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Department of Agriculture
U.S
Wheat and Health Notes From Grain Store Visit
A reader extols flaxseed and whole wheat for health and bowel relief, recounting a feed store visit and a pamphlet on dietary habits. The letter mentions a misprint correction and notes a talk by Henry Cabot Lodge at an Indianapolis broadcasters meeting on March 2.
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Brady
Ory
Sistent
Lodge
Indianapolis
Renry
Cabot Ledge
United States
United Nations
Broadcasters Association
Indi Panies Bashee
Llevenapolis
McNamara Defends Record Against GOP Critics
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara denounced Republican critics as irresponsible while denying he acted as a dictator by trimming 14 billion dollars from service budgets. He singled out Rep. Leslie C. Arends of Illinois as the attacker, saying such conduct harms defense policy debate.
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UPT
Robert S. McNamara
Leslie C. Arends
R-Nl
House Armed Services Committee
McNamara
Advertising Council
McNemaca
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