Freeman urges 5 million rural jobs this decade for Democrats
Secretary Orville Freeman argues for extensive rural employment to keep young people in countryside areas. He says most rural citizens are no longer farming and calls for job and income opportunities equal to urban areas, noting cities draw youth with perceived riches despite issues. He envisions farm lads staying local to build rural America.
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Orville L. Freeman
Democrats
America
Freeman
Democratic Platform Committee
American consumer net worth at Q1 figures
The National Consumer Finance Association reports that as of March 31 U S consumers held total assets of 1981 billion with current liabilities 69 billion and mortgage debt 178 billion leaving net worth at 1734 billion. Per person this equates to 39126 and per household 31528 as a target for reducing poverty.
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National Consumer Finance Association
America
Back Door TV Debate Fails To Bring Johnson Goldwater Faceoff
The White House declines NBC Meet the Press offer and Congress did not waive equal time rules for a Johnson Goldwater face-to-face debate. Goldwater agrees to panel limits, Dean Burch offers half time with funding, but no joint debate seems likely as voters prepare to see each candidate separately.
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Barry Goldwater
National Broadcasting Company
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Goldwater
Sena
Tor
Dean Burch
Republican National Committee
Blandness Rules Atlantic City Democratic Convention
John Chamberlain offers a sharp take on the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City. He portrays Lyndon Baines Johnson’s leadership as bland, notes few outspoken dissenters, and questions the vice presidential pick while praising civil rights rhetoric and economic claims, all conveyed in a wry, boosterish column tone.
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Freedom Democratic Party
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Humphrey
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Maxwell Taylor
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Democratic Party
Ted Lewis
Eisenhower
Johnson’s South strategy boosts LBJ confidence at convention
ROWLAND EVANS AND ROBERT NOVAK REPORT that President Johnson's team works to solidify Alabama and Mississippi support as Wallace's challenge fades. The Mississippi and Alabama delegates back the President while a Northern liberal backlash over re apportionment looms. The plan aims to court Southern politicians, cushion the South, and keep Goldwater pressure in check.
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Democratic Party
Richmond Flowers
Wallace
Mississippi
Johnson
Paul Johnson
Washington Johnson
Mississippi Johnson
Gov. Johnson
Barry Goldwater
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Mississippi Freedom Party
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Supreme Court
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Oklahoma
Donnybrook
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Readers Say Agrees Houses Needed Editor Hurrah for Athens Opinion
A letter from Anne M. Adams of Athens praises restoring College Street beauty by removing parking lots and criticizes converting Ohio University Guest House into offices. She cites the Galbraith Inn as superior for overflow and extols the Guest House as a public relations asset and architectural treasure.
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College Street
Congress Street
Athens
Ogden Nash
Ohio University
Park
University Terrace
Galbraith Inn
Charles Laughton
Cyprus Greek identity in crisis as view of Cypriots misrepresented
Mrs. Andrew Varouh of Amherst Ohio argues that the Cyprus crisis distorts the image of Greek Cypriots. She states Cypriots share Greek heritage, Orthodox faith, language, and customs, noting Cyprus has always been Greek despite various occupations.
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the Messenger
Cyprus
America
Athens
Andrew Varouh
Amherst
Ohio
Wife Wants Her Husband 64 to Tell When to Retire
Dear Abby columns discuss a 64 year old businessman who enjoys work and resists retirement prompts. The wife also secretly added life insurance policies and studies widowhood, while readers comment on nerves and realism. A joke about twins ends with light counsel.
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Abby
Beatles Hold Press Conference At Valley Nightclub
The Beatles held a press conference at the Cinnamon Cinder in the San Fernando Valley with a crowd of newsmen and hundreds of teenage fans. They discussed song writing times, safety with fans, and denied rumors about Ann Mart, noting Liverpool as their nicest venue. George planned to accept gold records while John Paul would receive trophies from fan clubs, and Ringo would get the California key.
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Hollywood
San Fernando Valley
John and Paul
New Zealand
Ann-Mart
Ringo
Beatle
John
Liverpool
George
Paul
California
Dr Crane on Beating Heart and Longevity
In Chicago studies of men aged 16 to 65, average heartbeats per day ranged from 98 000 to 135 000. Slower heart rates may extend life to 90, while faster ones burn through the 2.6 billion heartbeats allotted at birth. Practical tips include avoiding anger and standing, sitting with feet elevated, and resting the body to ease the heart’s workload.
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Clark R
Chicago
Daily Sunday Courier Advertising Blurred by OCR
Readable fragments show a daily and Sunday edition with carrier delivery and prices. Mentions Ohio and West Virginia regions and six months, but text is heavily garbled and lacks clear events or names.
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Atilens Messencer
Ohio
Sumiay
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