States debate value of lieutenant governor roles at national meeting
Delegates from 11 states gathered in New York for the National Conference of Lieutenant Governors to discuss preserving and upgrading the post. Kentucky’s Harry Lee Waterfield urged a stronger role in interstate issues such as strip mine control and river basin development. Malcolm Wilson of New York and others favored sharing executive duties and, in some cases, joint-ballot elections to enhance effectiveness.
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Maryland
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New York
Harry Lee Waterfield
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Tennessee River
Malcolm Wilson
Johnson campaigning across the nation pressures for personal appearances
Inside Report notes growing calls for Lyndon Johnson to tour the country like Harry S. Truman in 1948. Western and northern leaders push for frequent presidential visits to energize the party, with stops planned in Oklahoma, El Paso, southern California and Chicago's South Side as the 1948 style campaign gains traction.
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Lady Bird Johnson
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Pat) Brown
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South Dakota
George McGovern
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Chicago
Richard Daley
Cook County
Cago
South Side
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
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Verbal Overhaul Fears for Democratic Prospects in 1964
Dr. Crane John Chamberlain critiques the Democratic push to abandon labels at the convention and warns that endless name-calling and anti extremism rhetoric likens the party to a future voter backlash. He cites Eric Goldman and LBJ era pragmatism as a potential path forward and laments the campaign’s overdriven verbal tactics.
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Rhode Island
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Erik Dorn
Ben Hecht
Easy Test For Your IQ Mark Easy Test For Your IQ Mark
Ellen G 18 argues on estimating IQ without tests and links college success to records. The piece cites Army Alpha origins and suggests a newspaper based quick yardstick showing high IQ readers. A bank theft arrest is reported: Edward William Newfield 37 charged in $1294 robbery of Security First National Bank.
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First National Bank
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Oxford
Controversy Over Skunk Adoption Prompts Advice column
In a Dear Abby exchange, a grandfather questions adopting skunks for his grandsons, and Abby urges keeping the promise with deodorized skunks. The letter reflects lighthearted debate about unconventional pets and family consent in a domestic setting.
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Anti-Tip Campaign Highlights Social Shifts
HAL BOYLE notes a mix of social curiosities from tipping bans in Japan to divorce risks in younger marriages. The column lists varied facts: tax cuts reducing loan delinquencies, Soviet and American teacher pay contrasts, and famous quotes on education and confidence alongside light bits about zebras and Eleanor Roosevelt.
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Atlantic
Catholic Digest
Soviet Union
Robert Frost
Dom Perignon
U. S. Grant
White House
Eleanor Roosevelt
Midnight Welfare Raids Spark Legal Debate
Welfare circles voice concern over midnight raids on homes receiving public assistance to verify male heads of households. Critics warn policing aid drives intimidate families, while some states suspend raids. Secretary Celebrezze could rule on legality and conformance to federal standards.
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California
Maryland
Detroit
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Unlisted Numbers Drive Phone Sales Pitch Backlash in New York
More than 411000 New York subscribers pay extra to hide their numbers to avoid strangers and solicitations. A Stanford Law graduate sought an asterisk on his line to bar sales calls as authorities probe deceptive telemarketing practices across the country.
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Stanford University Law School
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Prac
Leisure World leader eyes new California retirement boom
Reporter Robert Peterson notes Leisure World at Seal Beach as the West Coast’s premier retirement colony with 6000 cooperative apartments for 10,000 residents and on site medical facilities. He reports founder Ross Cortese extending the concept to Laguna Hills with 18,000 apartments planned for 30,000 residents over age 52 within four years.
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Vindicator Attorney Denies Bad Faith Bargaining Charge
An attorney for the strikebound Youngstown Vindicator Saturday said there is no basis for the American Newspaper Guild claim that management has failed to bargain in good faith.
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