End Of Moratorium Shapes 1964 Presidential Tilt
The end of the political moratorium clears Johnson’s path to the Democratic nomination as polls show him leading, with Civil Rights battles shaping his regional strengths and labor and Black vote blocs aiding in the East and West. On the Republican side Scranton and Goldwater emerge as likely nominees, aiming to counter Johnson in key states. Conventions loom as Congress returns for an election year.
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William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
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Dear Abby Columns On Money Dreams And Family Gifts
Dear Abby answers readers on a husband obsessed with money dreams and a neighbor incident with a locked garage and a legal concern. She counsels gratitude for his focus and advises securing valuables to prevent hazards before addressing the upset mother. She then weighs in on gift etiquette and grandparent photos as cherished keepsakes.
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Louis Lurie the San Francisco magnate and listen
Louis R Lurie a 75 year old San Francisco real estate and theater owner shares his health routine and success story after a heart attack at 61 He emphasizes daily walking naps late afternoon rest and moderation He credits relaxation diet and careful living for a return to vigor He says wealth comes from meeting people needs and cites theater and real estate as his passions He also notes his belief that opportunity exists where people need housing work and entertainment Abby column and personal advice follow instructions for a career booklet and a reader letter exchange
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America
Diplomatic Safari Signals Chinese Drive in Africa
A two month Africa tour by Chou En Lai and a 50 member Chinese delegation signals a broader struggle for ideological influence. The visit at Cairo aims to win support among new African states amid questions about China's objective and potential new alliances.
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China
Chou En-lai
Chen Yi
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Chiang Kai-shek
Mao
Wealth of former Senate page sparks conflict of interest probe
Robert G. Baker then Senate Democrat secretary reported assets totaling 1.53 million dollars liabilities 702 thousand and net worth 826 thousand as of July 1962. The Senate investigates possible misuse of his position to amass wealth in a short time amid a national interest in the matter.
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Senate Democrat
Robert G. Baker
Senate
Do What You Can With What You’ve Got
A reflective essay critiques the revolution of rising expectations. It argues true progress comes from individual action, not waiting for jam tomorrow. The piece cites global cases from Bolivia to Africa and praises Negro American achievements led by the Talented Tenth, urging self-reliance and economic empowerment.
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Adlai Stevenson
Bolivia
Khrushchev
Mao Tse-tung
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Trotsky
Stalin
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Moscow
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U.S
George Schuyler
Mary Hinkson
Sugar Ray Robinson
Sonny Liston
Marian Anderson
Leontyne Price
Langston Hughes
James Baldwin
Ralph Bunche
Hank Aaron
Wille Mays
Congress debate over pay raise and disclosure stirs long debate
The article notes waning momentum for a 1964 pay raise for Congress from 22500 to 32500 and scepticism about income disclosure. It cites the Bundles for Congress prank and mentions Gen. Philip Hart advocating broader disclosure while highlighting conflicting interpretations of a lawmaker’s wealth and independence.
False notions about nurses and sexual liberty, Dr Crane says
Dr George W Crane discusses how men misinterpret nurses, widows, and divorced women as more sexually permissive. He argues male fantasies, ego needs, and social inferiority complexes drive promiscuity claims, not women’s inherent sexuality, citing cases of nymphomaniacs and patients with trauma or illness.
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Dr. Crane
Federal Work Force Falls by 25 000 in Year Report
A congressional report shows civilian federal employment declined by more than 25 000 over the year. November losses totaled about 1 007, leaving the workforce at 2 493 168 compared with 2 518 858 on July 1.
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Palmer Gets Parole Post
Columbus announces Joseph R. Palmer 32 will join the Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission succeeding Gloria Karpinski Battisti who resigned. His term runs to April 1, 1967.
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Joseph R. Palmer
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
James A. Rhodes
Palmer
Gloria Karpinski Battisti
Cleveland
Youngstown
Christmas Dinner Guests in Racine Charleston Area
Apple Grove family Mr and Mrs Buel Sears and sons visited Charleston in Nitro with Mr and Mrs Stan Shultz Mr and Mrs John Stobart and Mrs Lovey Sayre as Christmas dinner guests of Mr and Mrs George Krider in Racine.
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