Information Bill Faces Adjour nment Rush and Senate Action
The article notes the adjournment rush delaying a freedom of information bill, S 1666, introduced June 4, 1963 and passed July 31, 1964. The amended measure would require agencies to publish and disclose records while carving out national security and private data, with remedies in federal court.
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Senate
Freedom of Information
Judiciary
Philadelphia
Department of Agriculture
Senate Judiciary Committee
Federal Register
House
CBS CBS Yankees sale discussion prompts big business view
CBS and Yankees owners meet in Boston to discuss selling the New York Yankees to CBS while critics warn of baseball’s shift to big business and TV ratings. The sale takes effect in November, drawing DOJ review and possible congressional scrutiny. despite opposition from Arthur Allyn and Charles Finley, questions linger about television’s influence on the sport.
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Boston
New York Yankees
Columbia Broadcasting System
U. S. Supreme Court
Boston Braves
Milwaukee
CBS
Department of Justice
House Judiciary Committee
Arthur Allyn
Chicago
Charles Finley
Kansas City
Fin
Ley
Topping
Webb
Yankee
Baltimore
Bill Paley
Long Term Growth Investment Advice From Roger Spear
Investor questions long term growth with minimal trading. Adviser recommends holding Armstrong Cork, selling Reynolds Metals, and avoiding U S airline stocks after a price runup. Buy International Harvester and Libby Owens Ford for income, diversify Rockwell Standard into Standard Oil of New Jersey and Consolidation Edison, and hold Greyhound at current levels.
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At&t
Armstrong Cork
Reynolds Metals
United Air Lines
International Harvester
Libby - Owens - Ford
Standard Oil
G.C
Reynolds
Rockwell Standard
Greyhound
Rockwell
Standard of New Jersey
Consolidation Edison
General Features Corp
Pilot Dies In Plane Crash Near Columbus
A light plane crashed into a farm field near Columbus, killing the pilot identified as Dorsey King of Indianapolis, an employee of Shell Oil Co. He had been visiting airport manager John T. Owens, who witnessed the crash from another plane.
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Columbus
Ind
UPI
Dorsey King
Indianapolis
Shell Oil Co
King
John T. Ow
Capital Goods Share Rises in U S Production
The report notes that from 16 to 20 percent of United States production consists of capital goods, reflecting a focus on durable investment goods within the economy.
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U. S
Weather Forecast Map For Rain Across Regions
Showers and thundershowers are forecast today for the northern Plateau region the upper Missouri Valley New Mexico and from Iowa into the upper Great Lakes. Cooler in the Pacific Northwest and upper Mississippi valley warmer along the North Atlantic coast with little change elsewhere.
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Northern Plateau Region
Upper
Missiouri Valley
New Mexico
Iowa
Great Lakes
Pacific Northwest
Mississippi Valley
North Atlantic Coast
End of the Affair in South Viet Nam Debate
Buckley surveys the Vietnam crisis and political stalemate as Goldwater and Lodge face the limits of U S options. He argues negotiated settlement may replace victory, while criticizing appeasement and noting American reluctance to risk full confrontation with Communists.
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Viet Nam
San Francisco
Goldwater
Barry
South Viet
Henry Cabot Lodge
Europe
Flying Dutchman
America
Ambassador Lodge
Diem
Viet Cong
South Viet Nam
Lodge
Sining Sherry
Kennedy- Johnson-Lodge
Southeast Asia
Senator Coldwater
Saigon
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Senator Goldwater
George Matthew Adams
Medicare Madness and the Worry Wart Case T-468
A 1963 Medicare critique features Martha D. as a representative worry wart seeking free care. Dr. Crane argues against Medicare, claiming many patients have no diagnosable ailments and hospital overcapacity, urging voters to reject socialized health coverage.
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Martha D
Martha
Quotes From The News (Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.)
United Press International items from South Bend Washington Detroit and Moscow report William E. Miller attacking Johnson on Cuba and a Soviet tie in Cuba Maxwell Taylor Saigon says no easy recipe for Vietnam Ambassa dor Taylor. President Johnson rebutting Goldwater on conventional nuclear weapons Khru shchev on Czech split and Chinese faction harming the Communist movement and inciting imperialist adventures.
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U. S. Pat
United Press International
South Bend
Ind
William E. Miller
Johnson
Cuba
Soviet Union
Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Moscow
Khrum Shchev
Communist Movement
DuBois County Lad Wounded Fatally In Hunting Outing
In Jasper Indiana a Du Bois County youth died after a companion mistook him for a squirrel during a Kellerville area hunt. Darrell Keller 18 died six hours after being shot by Jerome Staats 20 of Jasper. Another hunter Charles Burress 35 was wounded in a farm near Hayesville as a second incident left him seriously hurt.
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Jasper
Ind
DuBois County
Kellerville
Darrell Keller
DuBois
St. Mary’s Hospital
Evansville
Keler
Jerome Staats
Charles Burress
Hayesville
Bernard Eckstein
Burress
DuBois County Memorial Hospital
Dr Brady on Worms in Children and Hygiene Advice
In a health column Dr Brady explains that mouth and tongue symptoms in feverish restless children are not definitive for worms. It covers round, thread, pin, and tapeworms, transmission within families, and the need for positive diagnosis by finding worms or eggs. Emphasizes hand washing and notes a letter response policy and address for submissions.
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Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Record Crowd Vote Expected in Arizona Gubernatorial Senate Primary
A record 280000 Arizonans are expected to vote in a primary race dominated by the Republican gubernatorial contest between Kleindienst and Mecham while Democrats seek to capture Barry Goldwater’s Senate seat. turnout is projected at 56 percent of 515907 registered voters with detailed party splits and candidate fields noted.
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Phoenix
Ariz
GOP
Evan Mecham
iPhoenix
Paul Fannin
Kleindienst
Mecham
U.S
Carl Hayden
Goldwater
Tucson
Sam Goddard
Art Brock
J. Michael Morris
David Cox
Arizona Homeowners Association
Roy Elson
Sen. Hayden
Rent Jennings
Supreme Court
George Gavin
Howard Peterson
Raymond Neely
Robert Ketterer
Fannin
Early U S laws disenfranchising military service members
In early U S history most states barred military service members from voting due to fear of military domination, reflecting a widespread disenfranchisement trend despite citizen rights.
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Philadelphia
U. S
Faith and Courage Helped a Dream to Rise
A poetic meditation on moral guides shaping a dream. The speaker credits Faith, Conscience, Persistence, Courage, and Love with urging effort, discipline, and perseverance to overcome early failure and pursue a personal show on the road. It links spiritual teachings with personal resolve and the sustaining power of love.
Riddles and Wits from a Folklore Joke Page
A playful collection of quips and puns about clerks, porcupines, ink drops, vaudeville prompts, and everyday wisdom. Jokes cover money mishaps, garden mishaps, and puns on words like gamble bargain wall corner and hog. Includes a quip about civilization removing prejudices.
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CBS Yankees
Roger E. Spear
General Features
Park Ave
New York
N.Y
Texaco
Standard Oil of
Ohio
Grehound Corp
General Motors
Fortun
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D Crittenberger
Harriet W Toner
Robert € Jackson
Edwin A Bailey
Anderson
Congress
Madison
Indiana
Associated Press
U.S. Weather Bureau
William F. Buckley, JR
Atlantic Ocean
Republican Party
Barry Goldwater
North Vietnam
By James B. Martin
George W Crane
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
God
Crane Mellor
Detroit
Sen
South African
South Africa
Julien C. Hyer
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