Youth Tobacco Use and Tax Trends Highlight National Conference
The Children’s Bureau calls 125 youths to Washington for a national Smoking and Youth conference as health warnings spark only brief abstinence. Amid rising cigarette use, AMA advocates legislative controls on labeling while noting public awareness of hazards. The report cites tobacco’s large economic role with farms, taxes, and the industry’s path to finish products.
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America
Children’s Bureau
Washington
Public Health Service
U. S. Department of Commerce
Federal Trade Commission
American Medical Association
Congress
AMA
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore Colts
Daniel Horne
U.S. Public Health Service
Maurice B. Neuberger
D-Ore
Katherine B. Oettinger
Bureau
West New Guinea One Year Later
One year after Indonesia took over West New Guinea from the Dutch observers note tightening control over settled areas while Papuan life remains harsh. Sukarno’s confrontational campaign with Malaysia dominates policy and aid has dwindled from 80 million to 28 million in fiscal 1964 with no firm 1965 funding without a new pact.
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Indonesia
West New Guinea
Far East
West Irian
Djakarta
Denis Warner
Sukarno
Malaysia
Siberia
East Java
United States
Successful Investing And The Market Outlook For 1964
Readers discuss income versus growth stocks as high interest rates and auto sales influence earnings. Comments cover preferred strategies, balance sheets, and the value of Cream of Wheat after its National Biscuit exchange. Investors seek guidance on finance stocks and merger effects, with notes on transfer agents and corporate actions.
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Mali
Neeing
Spear
General Features Corp
Roger E. Spear
National Biscuit Company
National Biscuit
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company
City
Pro Club Papers Travel Theme At Frankton Meeting
Naomi Circle gathered in the Christian Church with eight members. New officers were elected: Floy Alexander president Nellie Quear secretary Gertrude Ashby treasurer. Helen Whitcomb led a lesson built around the travel theme. Bandages and bed pads were finished for the Emily Flinn Home. A May 12 work day was planned at Hazel Green Orphans Home.
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Frankton
Naomi
Christian Church
Ethel Layne
Alma Shuter
Alexander
Layne
Nellie Quear
Gram
Gertrude Ashby
Son Wes
Bessie Webb
Ing
Hazel Green
Alice Rice
Ananald Danna
Wee i Mamha
Goldwater Scranton ticket debated for 1968 nomination
James B. Martin discusses the possibility of Barry Goldwater selecting William Scranton as a running mate. The piece weighs ideological differences, Scranton's liberal appeal in the East, and the practicalities of balancing a Goldwater ticket. It notes past contacts and the likelihood of further talks amid party dynamics.
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Goldwater-Scranton
Washington
Goldwater
Barry Goldston
Scranton
Johnson
William Scranton
Penny
Sylvania
Newspaperswater
Golwater
Thomas E. Dewey
John Bricker
Nelson Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
Congress
Barry Goldwater
Westchester Apartments
Capitol Hill
Pennsylvania
Craig Truax
Food prices ease but living costs rise slightly in March 1964
Consumers saw a small price break on food last month while overall living costs edged up by one tenth of a percent. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported a 107.7 index, with foods down three tenths though fruits and vegetables rose due to winter damage. Meat, eggs fell, but household, clothing, transport and medical costs ticked higher. Gasoline increased, while natural gas prices for cooking and heating boosted expenses despite no direct price rise.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Robert J. Myers
Bureau
Myers
Florida
Case records on Polly P and clawlike nails debated
A psychology column claims Polly P is an attractive blonde with clawlike nails that repel men. It argues about makeup extremes, fashion fads, and social judgments, offering a “Ruling Scale” based on 11,144 engaged men and instructions to obtain the chart for 20 cents plus postage.
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Polly
Polly P
Russia Urges China to Curb Mao and Turmoil
Moscow accuses Beijing of fueling a mass exodus of over 2 million refugees to Hong Kong as Pravda calls Mao an infallible despot. Izvestia responds with a measured critique, marking a new phase in Moscow-Peking ideological warfare and signaling de-Maoization moves.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Communist
China
Hong Kong
Peking Communist Party
Tze-tung
Investia
Izvestia
Communist Party
Pravda
Kremlin
Mao
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Peking
Genevieve and the Measured World in Folklore Verse
A fragment from folklore by William Wace contrasts mixed lines from literary works forming a verse titled Genevieve. It blends pathos and famous lines about love, lament, and a phantom beloved. An American saying notes the measure of a man by public inconvenience if she were harmed.
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Genevieve
Paradise
Labor Official Seeks To Settle Evansville Strike
State Labor Commissioner Herbert Butler met with cement masons in Evansville to settle part of a strike threatening more than 200 million dollars in Southern Indiana heavy construction. The walkout involves Iron Workers Local 103 and Cement Masons Local 566 against the Association of Building Contractors and could delay AMP Warrick Works and other projects. Mayor Frank McDonald urged a peaceful reconciliation as Butler warned broader strikes may follow if talks fail.
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Evansville, Ind
UPI
Herbert Butler
Indiana
Welsh
Butler
Aluminum Company of America Warrick Works
Welborne
Baptist Hospital
Mount Vernon
Evansville-Hendersonville
Cannelton
Iron Workers Local 103
Cement Masons Local
Association of Building Contractors
Evansville
Frank McDonald
McDonald
Eee
The Wicked King and The Holy Man Revealed
A fragmentary historical note centers on a dialogue from Luke 72 46 with a preacher called Julien C Ever. The text contrasts sleep and prayer and hints at a ruler pressed by pious rebuke and mercy toward the innocent.
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Julien C. Ever
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