Architect Stone Urges Beautiful American Villages Over Cities
New York architect Edward Durrell Stone criticizes sprawling urban growth and billboards in the United States. He cites the Kennedy Center and urges building compact villages and preserving the countryside to create a democratic yet beautiful heritage. He praises Paris and Leningrad as royalty built cities and calls Fayetteville Arkansas The Athens of the Ozarks.
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New York
Edward Durrell Stone
America
Stone
Washington
Washington and
Jefferson
Paris
Leningrad
Fayetteville
Ark
Athens
Ozarks
American farmers face shrinking export market to Europe
The Common Market's push for free farm trade by 1970 threatens U.S. exports worth about $1 billion annually. With uniform prices and tariffs, Europe may curb imports, forcing American farmers to seek Latin America Africa Asia and Outer Seven markets while surpluses rise to aid developing nations.
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West Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Europe
United States
Latin America
Africa
Asia
European Free Trade Association
Outer
Austria
Britain
Denmark
Norway
Portugal
Sweden
Switzerland
Lawmaker Pushes Secret Service Guards for 1964 Campaigns
Rep Charles E Goodell introduces a bill to provide presidential and vice presidential candidates with Secret Service protection during the campaign and a grace period after, regardless of outcome. Rep William E Miller originated the idea, while Barry Goldwater said he would accept protection if Congress mandates it. the president already has such guards.
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Charles E. Goodell
New York
House of Representatives
William E. Miller
Barry Goldwater
Congress
Unity in discord tests Goldwater conservatives in New York
Conservatives in New York and Connecticut struggle with Goldwater Miller unity while considering support for Clare Luce as a Conservative Party alternative. Luce's influence, Keating’s stance, and Kennedy’s entry reshape rival claims to party leadership and senatorial bids.
Secret Service protection debated for presidential nominees
Johnson dislikes tight guarding and Goldwater resists protection, saying he feels safe. Miller urged protection for the nominee and potentially the VP. A House bill by Rep. Goodell would shield major party nominees from nomination to election, with post election protection for defeated candidates on request.
Inside Report on Clare Luce and Warren in 1960s politics
Clare Boothe Luce told Keating she would run for his Senate seat as a Conservative Party candidate, a ploy Henry Luce relayed by phone. Keating doubts her bid while pressuring for an endorsement of Goldwater Miller. Chief Justice Earl Warren shifts to clearly supporting Johnson and discusses Democratic tactics with Brown and Humphrey. Kennedy allies Tydings and Salinger circle Kennedy as a potential foil to Johnson.
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Lyndon Johnson
Gulf of Tonkin
Clare Luce
Joseph Carlino
New York Assembly
Carlino
Mrs. Luce
Bobby Kennedy
Kenneth Keating
Luce
Goldwater
Connecticut
John Davis Lodge
Dodd
Clare Boothe Luce
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
Keating
Conservative Party
Henry R. Luce
Time, Inc
Senate
Goldwater-Miller
Sen. Goldwater
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
California
President Johnson
Warren
Trader Vice’s
Washington
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
Brown
Gardner Johnson
San Francisco
Robert F. Kennedy
Capitol Hill
U. S
Joseph Tydings
Maryland
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Massachusetts
Johnson
Birds And Bees Talk Prompted By Babysitter Question
Dear Abby responds to a concerned parent about a 12 year old neighbor describing to an 8 year old how babies are made. Abby advises involving the girl's mother and setting boundaries for younger children. A separate letter urges the victim to handle a friend who steals bites of others' meals by offering a small taste plate.
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Abby
Boy Finds Summer Chore Crown Humble in Vacation
Hal Boyle quotes a 10 year old who says summer is not as long or wonderful as adults imply. The boy lists chores and frustrations from breakfast duties to roadwork delays and parental restrictions, arguing that adults have it easier with control and choices.
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Vivian Brown
Hal Boyle
You Can Help Your Doctor With Preventive Care
Doctors rely on patient cooperation for effective care. Start with regular checkups, report all symptoms by phone, and discuss fees openly. Even doctors have limits and may err. clear communication builds trust and timely treatment.
Fragmented OCR Summary of Mail Delivery Text
A damaged OCR snippet mentions delivery by mail elsewhere in the U S and possessions and references time frames of one week three months six months with scattered letters and punctuation likely from a notice or tolling statement.
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U. S and Possessions
Athens
Ohio
Messenger Publishing Co
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Republican National Committee
New York State
Miller
Clare
World Today
By. J. W. Davis
White House
Secret Service
John
Sen
Lyndon B. Johnson
J. Vaughn Gary
D-Va
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Allen Dulles
Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Warren Commission
James Marlow
Dear Abby
DR. Coleman
Messender
Essinger
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