Congress Laboring To Trim Budget For 1964 Fight
The 88th Congress aims to slash about ten billion from Kennedy's budget to fund a tax cut and reforms. The first appropriation bill for 1964 passed both houses, with House cuts totaling 149.8 million and Senate restorations of 72.4 million, leaving a modest overall reduction.
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Kennedy
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House
J. Edward Day
Senate
Congress Votes Limits on Foreign Travel for Members
The House approved 384 to 2 limits on legistative travel abroad following Rep. Adam Clayton Powell's Paris junket. Counterpart funds will no longer be freely used. per diems require receipts and justification. Sen. Mike Mansfield signaled Senate action to match. The incident prompted broad condemnation and reform.
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Adam Clayton Powell
New York
Paris
House of Representatives
United States
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Powell
Congress
John J. Williams
Delaware
Goldwater Honored by GOP Backers for Senate Campaign Wins
About 400 well heeled Republicans each gave $1000 to a Goldwater dinner in his role as chair of the Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee now stepping aside to run for re election. Gov Romney spoke while Rockefeller Scranton were absent. Goldwater lauded for helping elect 14 Republican senators in 38 contests in 1962.
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
George Romney
Michigan
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Venezuela
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Kennedy
Use Of Troops In Georgia By James Marlow
Kennedy faced rioting and questions of authority as he moved to deploy troops in Alabama to curb Birmingham unrest. The piece contrasts prior federal troop use in Little Rock and Ole Miss with the current situation, citing Title 10 authority and the clash with Governor Wallace over legal justification.
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Alabama
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Arkansas
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
U. S
Meredith
Birmingham
George C. Wallace
Justice Department
United States
Dear Abby Questions Motivations and Generosity
Dear Abby answers readers on why children steal, advises a wife to curb a spendthrift husband, and offers guidance to a wife about a WWII shipmate guest. The column suggests treating a long guest as family, accepting leftovers initially, and includes a note about mailing a stamped self addressed envelope for a personal reply.
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John
Compliment Club Advice Aids Worker With Boss Bearcat
In case P-444 Rachel R a 20 year old student seeks help for a nervous breakdown from a tyrannical boss described as a bearcat. Dr Crane recommends an honest compliment strategy to defuse tension, arguing that praise can reshape the work climate and that bosses often hide insecurity. He promises a follow up and a booklet to readers.
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Rachel R
Northwestern University
Dr. Crane
SimmonS family moves trailer to Shook property Amesville
Chesterhill Mr. and Mrs. Charles SimmonS move their trailer to the rear of the Everett Shook property in Amesville where they will reside. He works for Murray Carr in oil fields. Miss Twila Talbott Riverside Hospital Columbus underwent surgery. her condition is satisfactory.
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Charles Simmons
Amesville
Everett Shook
Murray Carr
Twila Talbott
Riverside Hospital
Columbus
Clark Talbott
Riverside
Aging research lab beginnings and a family adoption tale
The United States oldest gerontology unit began in Baltimore in 1940 under Dr. E J Stieglitz and later Dr. Nathan Shock now heads the Gerontology Branch of the National Heart Institute. Plans for a new $10 million aging institute are advancing. A reader shares a personal letter about being adopted into a family, enjoying grandparents’ warmth and weekly visits, and asks for a booklet on caring for an aged parent.
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National Institute of Health
Baltimore
E. J. Stieglitz
Nathan Shock
National Heart Institute
Baltimore City Hospital
Shock
Jerry Atrick
Reward Systems For Students Aims At Better Grades
Parents may pay children for good grades though this risks jealousy among siblings and classmates. Displaying improved work over time can encourage all children and track progress, with attention to neatness and legibility. Reading aloud and modeling reading habits also boosts a child’s reading interest.
Athens residents praise fire police response to county fairgrounds blaze
An Athens reader commends the fire department under Chief Dalton for a difficult barn fire at the county fairgrounds. Charlie Cochran and Ruth Ann Sewell aided by removing horses from stalls, earning high praise for quick action. The writer urges locals to credit the responders.
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Athens
County Fairgrounds
Charlie Cochran
Ruth Ann Sewell
Dalton
Brown Family Moves and Local Visits Report
Rutland residents note a move from North Maine Street to Salem Street. Families visit Clifton West Virginia and Hollzer Hospital announces a daughter born April 30 to Mr and Mrs Charles Barrett. Debbie May and Andrea Dewhurst share a overnight stay and Miss Dee Thomas visits Columbus for a spring concert with her parents.
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Bill Brown
N. Maine St
L. J. Heiner
Salem St
Mary Southern
Martha Ann
Ella Mae Southern
Robin Jean
Middleport
Ella Rickard
Violet Burns
Marilyn Burns
Clifton
W. Va
Debbie May
Andrea Dewhurst
Dee Thomas
Columbus
Edward Thomas
Charles Barrett
Holzer Hospital
The Athens Messenger Pays Toll of Time
The Athens Messenger publication details show daily and Sunday editions with pricing, carrier delivery options, and mail rates across Ohio and nearby regions. Subscription specifics include weekly and annual terms, and a note on mailing classifications.
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W. Va
M On
U. S
Possessions
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Acstaessed
Athel
Association
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens
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