Rockefeller Losing Fiscal Integrity Image Shifts 1964 Nomination View
A New York World Telegram report predicts Rockefeller would lose New York to Kennedy if election held today. New York Times dispatch cites Hatfield saying Rockefeller remains best GOP option, but Goldwater Romney or Fannin could change the race by convention.
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New York
Rockefeller
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedy
World- Telegram
Scripps-Howard
New York Times
Salem
Ore
Mark Hatfield
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
George Romney
Michigan
Paul Fannin
Phoenix
Senator Goldwater
South
Goldwater
Nation's new Manned Spacecraft Center rises near Houston
The 123 million National Space Center, on 1600 acres 25 miles from Houston, will direct first manned space flights from a control center perhaps late next year. It oversees Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo programs including astronaut selection training and mission preparation. The Texas site shifts focus from Florida and California to Texas for space exploration.
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Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Houston Center
Florida
California
Texas
Alger Awards Highlight Uplifting Horatio Alger Stories
Eleven prominent men won the Alger Awards this year. The list includes a boy orphaned at 12, a stock room clerk, an immigrant with a $300 loan, a child who began work at 9, a waiter and janitor who funded college, an orphan raised in a Masonic home, a bank runner, a newsboy and a magazine salesman, and a 16 year old insurance salesman. All rose to be presidents of their enterprises.
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Horatio Alger
Marines Standardize Gear To Save Money
Gen. David M Shoup orders black shoes socks and gloves for Marines to match other services. The move aims at thrift and saves about 300,000 dollars annually. Also notes Gulf Stream currents and Sargasso Sea, and about 1,600 known asteroids.
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David M Shoup
Marine Corps
North Atlantic
Sargasso Sea
Tangled web of alleged U S news manipulation
The piece argues that Washington, led by Arthur Sylvester, is accused of Machiavellianly steering foreign politics to favor allies and influence elections in Canada Britain and beyond. It critiques the notion while noting persistent suspicions of planned media guidance and political outcomes.
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Defense
Arthur Sylvester
Kennedy
State Department
Canada
Diefenbaker
U.S
Lester Pearson
Harold Wilson
Washington
Wilson
Aneurin Bevan
Madison Ave
Gaitskell
Capi
England
Yorkshire
Oxford
MacMillan
Eton
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Groton
Adlai Stevenson
Choate
Britain
Arthur Sylvesters
Dear Abby Market Letters And Witty Exchanges
Dear Abby notes about stock advice from a deceased brother’s widow and a reader’s questions on dating cooking and skulls. Abby offers cautions about giving market guidance and suggests timing and polite boundaries in family conflicts. The column ends with a personal reply request.
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Abby
Life Begins At 40 And A Purple House
Reader questions cover nutrition myths about calories and arteriosclerosis and guidance on aging, independence, and family roles. Advice encourages practical nursing training, embracing off beat ideas, and prioritizing a husband over a daughter in babysitting conflicts. A request for a health booklet is included.
Political fallacies for 1964 young voters outlined
Dr. George W Crane is advised on logic to help 8,006,000 youths reaching voting age discuss common political fallacies. Examples include Either-Or and Good vs Better dilemmas, with critiques of social programs and private coverage versus government roles.
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Eric G
Kennedy
Sam
Uncle Sam
Peace Corps
Steel Union Silent About Wage Contract
The United Steel workers Union may reopen its contract with the basic steel industry but has offered no clear plans. Companies say they have no inkling of union intentions as this issue looms.
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Steel Union
Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
Federal Aid Demanded by Middleport and Pomeroy
A reader letter questions why Middleport and Pomeroy seek Federal aid for street and parking lot cleanup while contrasting past state assistance. The writer cites Governor Rhodes and DiSalle history, suggesting state help instead of federal funds.
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the Messenger
Middleport
Pomeroy
Kennedy
Rhodes
Jumping To Conclusions And The Garden Philosophy
This fragment collection presents aphorisms on aging purpose and usefulness. It champions gardens as anti loneliness, notes pensions, humor about relationships, optimism, criticism, and social quirks with several jokes about marriage, money, and daily life. It ends with light musings on preferred trees.
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George W. Crane
Dublin
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Has Boyle
Athens Messenger
SUN AY Messenger
Mali
Ohio
Nou
Tee
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