Battle Of The Economy In U S Leads World Growth
The United States demonstrates stronger growth than the Soviet Union and most industrial nations. CIA analysis shows Soviet growth falling below 2.5 percent while U S growth sits around five percent, with inflation controlled and defense parity. The report notes U S leadership among OECD members except Japan and Italy.
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United States
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Central Intelligence Agency
Organization For Economic Development and Cooperation
Japan
Italy
More Republicans Eye 1964 Nomination Amid Deferred Runners
Gov Nelson Rockefeller and Sen Barry Goldwater have declared. Gov George Romney says he would run if nominated. Gov William Scranton is undecided but willing if nominated. Lodge and Nixon loom as potential rivals. Delegates may shift if deadlock occurs.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
George Romney
Michigan
Leonard W. Hall
Republcan
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Henry Cabot Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
Lodge
Nixon
Latin American pledge backs Kennedy Library fund
The Kennedy Library at Harvard receives a $100000 pledge from Venezuela toward the $6 million fund for President Kennedy papers. Mexico and Puerto Rico anticipate similar raises as Latin American nations plan to contribute at least $1 million of the total.
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Kennedy
Harvard University
Venezuela
Mexico
Puerto Rico
Stretching A Point Date Checks and Bank Caution
Large banks may pass checks dated January 1963 for known depositors stretching a point while smaller banks are cautious. Readers are advised to double check the date before mailing checks to save time and postage.
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Uary
Congress Powers and Limits in 1963
A columnist defends the 88th Congress for 1963, praising its restraint in tax cuts and foreign aid, noting its balance between action and dialogue with the White House. It argues liberal calls for executive-led legislation invert constitutional roles and warns against immediate, controversial bills. The piece predicts Johnson will gain tax cuts and civil rights moves in 1964, crediting Congress for prudent governance.
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Congress
James Macgregor Burns
Williams College
White House
Agency For International Development
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Soviet Union
Kennedy
America
Napoleon
France
Dear Abby letters reveal social quirks and moral questions
A collection of Dear Abby submissions covers beard biases, guilt over gifts after a bicycle death, lunchroom etiquette, sleep talk honesty, and a vent from a reader about a dull wife enabling a businessman. The exchanges blend humor with guidance on manners, empathy, and social norms.
Simple Rules for Making An Interesting Sermon Case
Samuel, a seminary graduate, faces dwindling church attendance due to dull sermons. His wife presents a practical guide to engaging sermons: choose topics within parishioners' immediate interests and illustrate the message with stories or cases.
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Samuel
Samuel T
United Nations
How to Make an Interesting Sermon and Speak Well
Practical guide with tips from Dr George W Crane on audience engagement eye contact pacing and delivery. Includes advice to involve audience members name parishioners limit sermons to about 20 minutes pause for punch lines and end with a strong peroration.
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Jesus
Shorty Zacchaeus
Retirees Find New Careers From Old Hobbies
Millicent Evans of North Burnaby Canada left a 42 year railway stint to study dress designing at a Toronto school. After earning a diploma at 63 she wrote a how to book, printed 2000 copies at $3, and now designs for clients while lecturing to women groups. Her success shows that age 63 can inaugurate a vibrant second career.
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Millicent E. G. Evans
North Burnaby
B. C
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Toronto
Victoria
How to calm a fearful child during first aid and dental care
The article stresses parental calm during injuries and medical visits as key to preventing fear in children. It notes doctors and nurses stay composed to focus on care, and urges parents to emulate this restraint, gradually preparing infants to accept first aid and dental treatment without anxiety. It cites challenging cases when fear hampers cooperation and highlights the dentist’s patience in earning a child's trust.
Recent Visitors List From Joppa Families
Recent visitors to Joppa area residents include Mr and Mrs George Reed with Mr and Mrs George Sellers of Long Bottom and Mr and Mrs Jerry Brooks and children of Akron. Evelyn Mundry and granddaughter visited Mr and Mrs Pearl Dillon and family among others.
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Coolville
Janice
Jean Baker
Bob
Debbie Sanders
Junction City
Jimmy Brannon
Mansfield
Harold Brannon
George Reed
Cain
Hockingport
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Homer
South Gate
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Horatio
Beverly Hills
Calif
En Garde
George W. Crane
By Robert Peterson
Garry C. Myers
Joppa
Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Dall Wunday B & S
Ohio & W
UO. S
Ohio
der Met
Mimber
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Essenger ‘Publishing Co
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