American Legion Celebrates 44th Birthday Worldwide
The American Legion marks its 44th anniversary with a 1963 birthday event focusing on its four founding goals Americanism child welfare rehabilitation and national security. Locally George Hockett Post No 127 remains active nationally in memorial day graveside rites and patriotic observances with state and national officers among its members.
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Merits Of The Monorail In West Coast Transit Plans
Three private firms plan proposals to San Francisco and San Mateo counties for a 30 mile monorail linking San Francisco to Palo Alto at speeds up to 85 mph. Demonstration systems exist in Dallas Cologne and Japan with a Seattle mile line spurring optimism despite design disagreements among transit engineers.
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Arends Questions Kennedy On Cuban Missiles Timeline
Republican Leslie Arends cites testimony from Lt Gen Gerrity to claim Kennedy knew of Soviet missiles in Cuba earlier than stated. He pressed the issue after a White House breakfast with Democrat leaders, while Humphyrey Mansfield dismissed the charges as political. Kennedy later conceded missiles may have been in place by mid September.
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Schirra Says Women Should Wait For Space Roles
Walter Schirra, in a television appearance, urged that women not seek spaceflight now, citing engineering minds and readiness. He said he would not expect to see an American woman astronaut soon, while acknowledging interest and support for women pursuing science.
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Duplicate stock certificates and indemnity steps
A reader seeks guidance on obtaining duplicate stock certificates after discovering missing certificates. Discussion covers inheritance, transfer agents, delays, no evidence of theft, dividends, and bonds of indemnity to secure replacement certificates. The tone mirrors a cautious, old fashioned investment inquiry.
Kennedy push on civil rights faces partisan balance
The 1963 civil rights debate centers on protecting voting rights and speeding school integration. Bi partisan bills gain traction in Congress with Republican and Democratic leaders backing measures, while hearings begin soon and President Kennedy presses for action.
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Case notes on Judy and Storytelling in the Neighborhood
A 1960s theme discusses Judy using a back yard storytelling hour to engage 25 neighborhood children with literature and early education. It argues that early reading fosters lifelong learning, urging parents to cultivate storytelling routines and emphasize intellectual development alongside physical health.
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The Vitamins Then and Now in Dr Brady's View
Dr Brady surveys the history of amino acids and vitamins, discussing early terms like vitam ines and funking names, criticizes dietary refinements, and argues plain wheat can be good to eat with Wheat to Eat pamphlet availability. He invites stamped self addressed envelopes for copies and questions to be sent to 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills California.
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History of Mankind Moments and Grandmother Poems
A garbled excerpt surveys famed historical moments with 36 occurring at a site named Spieknaan ei and references grandmothers in a child’s verse. It also recounts a joke about apples attributed to Adam and includes notes on Crimean War rifled cannon Dahlgren and Parrott guns in late 19th century naval ordnance.
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Export market info gap hits Missouri firms hard
A St Louis university study shows a 43 percent of Missouri firms first export came from an unsolicited order. Many exporters remain passive, relying on trade journals with foreign readers due to limited market information.
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Patience and Faith Light the Way to Higher Ground
The excerpt presents a spiritual meditation guiding a seeker through darkness toward higher ground. It links biblical patience with perseverance, urging lighted steps by Christ’s help, hope, and faith to reach guidance and peace. The author JULIEN C HYER frames the journey as moral instruction.
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