Meredith Costs Soar in Mississppi Court Order Enforcement
The Justice Department estimates mid year costs to enforce James H. Meredith's court orders at about 559000 dollars. U S News & World Report notes 327 troops guard him and army costs exceed 4 million dollars. Congress debates federal education aid despite high security spending and missed scholarship potential.
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Justice Department
Congress
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
U. S. News & World Report
U. S
The Fourth Government Branch Explains Its Hidden Role
A Senate sub committee led by Senator Muskie calls the vast system of federal intergovernmental relations a crazy quilt with no clear policy body. It spends 11 to 14 billion yearly on grants and programs across highways housing health unemployment education and more. The panel notes much of its work remains wrapped in mystery and politics while arguing states should control their own tax sources.
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Senate
Eisenhower
Arizona
Howard Pyle
Kennedy
Congress
Muskie
Wilson visits Washington to reassure allies and boost Labour
British Labour leader Harold Wilson meets President Kennedy in Washington to reassure the United States that a future Labour government would not harm the alliance. The visit is also seen as a summary of potential leadership if Labour wins the next general election, with Macmillan delaying the vote possibly to May 1. Wilson’s Moscow invitation adds uncertainty about US relations.
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Harold Wilson
Washington
Kennedy
Britain
Alliance
Wilson
Harold Macmillan
White House
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
United States
Moscow
Optimism Fueled by Automation in 1963 Steel Outlook
The Kennedy era faces public worries over unemployment but leans on a bullish 1963 forecast. Automation benefits payrolls through capital goods demand while steel firms expand oxygen furnaces saving costs. Republic Steel and Armco advance oxygen processes and continuous casting trials spread across Michigan Oklahoma and South Chicago.
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Kennedy
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Republic Steel Co
Cleveland
Warren
Gadsen
Ala
Europe
Armco
Oklahoma
McLouth
Michigan
U. S. Steel
Chicago
Industrial optimism drives 1963 capital spending surge
The machine tool and specialty steel sectors push for continual plant upgrades as February activity rises. General Motors plans 55 million dollars in new plant spending while 1963 investment in plant and equipment is forecast at 39.1 billion dollars, with expectations of upward revision as year progresses. The cycle links capital goods, consumer demand, and automation, tempered by Kennedy era policy.
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General Motors
Detroit
Kennedy
Congress
Dear Abby Advice Columns on Family Habits and Office Attire
A reader asks about letting an 18 year old smoke at home to avoid school disciplinary marks. Abby blames the parent for giving permission and notes the son’s school sanctions may persist. Other letters discuss a woman’s revealing office attire and a marriage love talk survey.
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Abby
New Haven
Life Begins At 40 on CBS The Nurses
A TV drama portrays Miss Higgins an aging nurse who faces forced retirement after 47 years of service. She slips into withdrawal before a former patient offers a private-nurse role, restoring purpose and hope and underscoring that age can be rewarding when one remains useful.
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Cbs-Tv
Peggy Wood
Miss Higgins
Rday
Browning
Twin beds raise risk of divorce in marriage counseling
In a column by Dr. Crane, Doris D a 26 year old neurotic housewife seeks sleep solutions amid her husband's tossing. The advice favors keeping a double bed though Hollywood styles and generational changes push some couples to twin beds. The piece links sleeping pills to marital strain and urges reading a booklet on sex problems in marriage.
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Doris D
Jim
Hollywood
Doris
Crane
Health And Happiness Newspapers Aid Child
The article discusses using clipping displays from newspapers in classrooms to boost reading skills and engagement. It highlights student responsibility, peer reading, and creating school newspapers to teach grammar and expression, with examples from junior high to home reading benefits. It also notes caution against crime content and emphasizes reading for meaning.
Apple Grove House Guests Amid High Water
Apple Grove hosts Mr. and Mrs. Nial Salser with guests from Port land Cleveland Stockport and Racine. The visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Tom Barnhart, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Barnhart and four children, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Wagner, and Mr. and Mrs. John Pape and son. The Athens Messenger serves Athens Ohio with daily and Sunday editions.
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Apple Grove
Nial Salser
Tom Barnhart
Portland
Samuel Barnhart
Cleveland
Willard Wagner
Stockport
John Pape
Racine
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Emerson
John Chamberlain
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Beverly Hills
Calif
the Messenger
Springfield
Wittenberg University
Clarence C. Stoughton
Wittenberg
Garry
Myers
Aid Child
By Naomi Stobart
Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio
W.va
Dally & Sunda
Possessions
Athens
Ohto
Associated Press
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athena
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