New Puerto Rico Status Study Cleared by House for Senate Review
A compromise plan to form a joint U S Puerto Rico Commission to study Puerto Rico status cleared the House and moves to the Senate. It would examine statehood independence or continuation of the commonwealth status, with 1966 reporting. Both major Puerto Rican parties back the revised bill.
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Puerto Rico
House
Senate
U.S
Hawaii
House of Representatives
Statehood Republican Party
GOP
Munoz
Congress
Puerto Rco
Ford executive outlines public affairs programs for businesses
Thomas R. Reid of Ford argues that business public affairs programs determine much of today’s corporate action. He says such programs are profitable investments and not mere political platforms, noting early fears were proved groundless. About 350 companies now run these programs since 1959.
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Thomas R. Reid
Ford Motor Company
American Business Management
Reid
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Belts Could Have Saved 42 June Traffic Lives Indiana Study
Indiana State Police crash data for June shows 58 rural fatal accidents and 73 deaths with 111 injuries. The report from the Crash Injury and Traffic Research Section notes 42 lives might have been saved by seat belts, suggesting June could have been safer, especially as winter fades.
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Indiana
Case Records of a Psychologist Expose Marital Imbalance
A psychologist narrator analyzes a marital dispute starring Herman T. and his wife who accuses him of infidelity while she herself seeks control. The piece presents projection as a coping mechanism and notes her affair with a coworker amid looming menopause and a desire for divorce. It ends with instructions to write for a sex booklet.
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Herman
Shakespeare
Herman T
Dr. Crane
Em Tuey Wu
Eve ‘ Urey
Cece Pom Baker
Iori J
Sen
Rais
Newspap
Breathing and Health Advice From Dr Brady’s Clinic
A 1963 column discusses natural breathing differences by gender, criticizes confinement from tight clothing, and promotes belly breathing to improve circulation and reduce ailments. It notes men and women may breathe shallowly due to daily inactivity and urges readers to practice diaphragmatic breathing nightly for about a year, offering a paid self-help leaflet.
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Anetta
Stroys
Cowledge
Facts on This Day In History and Stock Advice
Reader asks whether to sell two high grade stocks to pay off a mortgage and switch issues. Expert suggests holding quality issues like Pfizer and Sears Roebuck, noting inflation protection and long run income. cautions against selling to pay off debt and favors keeping diversified, strong stocks.
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Roger E. Spear
Charles Pfizer
Franklin National Bank
M. P
Illinois
Peoples
Standard Oil
Cal- Bany
Stilifornia
Sears. Roebuck
P. C
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Lake County welfare chief named to federal post
H Steininger of Lake County Welfare is appointed to head the federal Bureau of Family Services in Washington. The notice notes Steininger’s move follows Nelson Rockefeller’s announcement and places the Lake County appointment in context of national welfare administration changes. The piece frames the event with political and historical references from the 1960s.
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Lake County Welfare
Jupiter
Venus
United States Military Academy
United States Naval Academy
Army-Navy Indianapolis
API
Fred
West Point
H. Steininger
Gary
Lake County Department of Navy
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