Foley to Head Agency That Needs Change
Eugene Foley of Wabasha named chief of the Small Business Administration in a move that highlights concerns over the agencies rapid growth and lending practices. Life Magazine notes SBA loans have funded diverse ventures from ski lifts to doctors offices, drawing criticism from Sen. Proxmire who questions odd loan choices.
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Eugene Foley
Wabasha
Small Business Administration
Gene
Congress
al Quie
Washington
SBA
Life Magazine
Cooperation Key to Reviving Downtown Trading Centers
Leonard Ekstrand of Rochester argues in the Rochester Post-Bulletin that modern downtowns require broad cooperation among merchants landowners bankers and officials. He warns that a massive joint effort is essential to modernize streets lighting parking and retail growth and that lone actors cannot rejuvenate city centers.
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Austin
Leonard Ekstrand
Woolworth
Rochester
Central Area Improvement Association
Rochester Post-Bulletin
Defense budget trend may reverse amid test ban and economy shift
Morgan Guarantee Trust Co survey notes opinions on the partial nuclear test ban as a sign of broader negotiations and possible defense spending restraint. It cites lower 1964 budget requests for strategic forces, a move toward civilian conversion, and potential aid for workers and communities to adapt to a private economy.
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Morgan Guarantee Trust Co
New York
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
Bank
Defense
U.S
Senate
Rochester Post-Bulletin
Quotation Fragments From Bible and Shakespeare
A compact religious and literary trio presents a Bible verse about life through the Son and a Shakespearean admonition to obey parents keep promises and avoid swearing. The notes juxtapose sacred text with classic drama for reflection.
Letter raises spy question in Profumo affair tale
Virginia Graham asks female spies when they bring up nuclear weapons during amorous liaisons. The Ottawa Journal notes the irony of English prudence, suggesting readers ponder how naval defenses are discussed in intimate moments.
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Britain
London Daily Telegraph
Virginia Graham
Ottawa Journal
Turn Back The Clock Highlights From 30 Years Ago
A 30 year look recalls the Hormel hog program debut in 80 000 pigs 25 to 100 pounds and 20 000 sows 275 pounds minimum. A lost wedding ring found near Schleswig Iowa returned to farmer Carl Oaken. Austin plans a Labor Day celebration after years. The 20 year item notes Austin firemen 100 percent donor to blood bank with 14 eligible members signing up. A Japanese submarine exhibit at Pearl Harbor helps Mower County reach a 2 300 400 war loan goal. Adams consolidated school opens September 7 at 9 a m.
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Hormel
Carl Oaken
Waltham
Schleswig
Iowa
Austin
Pearl Harbor
Mower County
Adams Consolidated
Brownsdale
Test Ban Hearings Weigh Support and Skepticism
Kennedy's limited nuclear test ban has Senate hearings with administration backing and opposition from generals and scientists. Key figures include McNamara, Taylor, LeMay, Power, Schriever, Strauss, Seaborg, Brown, Bradbury, Teller, Foster, and Libby as the debate over enforcement and impact continues.
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Kennedy
Senate
Atomic Eeirgy Commission
AEC
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
United States
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army
Navy
Air Force
LeMay
Curtis LeMay
Thomas S. Power
Strategic Air
Bernard A. Schriever
Lewis L. Strauss
Rusk
McNamara
Seaborg
Glenn T. Seaborg
Strauss
Harold Brown
Norris E. Bradbury
Brown
Pentagon
Bradbury
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Teller
Edward Teller
John §. Foster Jr
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
Berkeley
Cal
Night Shift Work by Donovan and Kennedy Provocation
A fragment notes lawyer James B. Donovan working odd hours allegedly under Castro’s men and cites Attorney General Robert F Kennedy. It references racial barriers for certain federal judges ambassadors and armed forces in establishments, framing a controversial statement on access and policy.
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James B. Donovan
Castro
Robert F. Kennedy
Brazil's President Goulart links with Communist Labor Power
A detailed look claims Joao Goulart controls Brazil's unions through Mussolini styled law and the imposto sindical. It describes government ta inted funding and the use of pelegos as buffers between state and workers, with ministerial authority to appoint leaders and dissolve unions.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Mato Grosso
Joao Goulart
Brazilian Labor Party
N. Lenin
J. Stalin
Luiz Carlos Prestes
Communist Party of Brazil
Goulart
Italy
Texas
Petrobras
Imposto Sindical
Labor Ministry
Social Service
the Hall Syndicate, Inc
Fiddlers claws and symbols in religious art quiz
Quick quiz questions cover why fiddler crabs are named for their claws, Handel buried in Westminster Abbey, Communist influence in Brazil, lichen Composition, anchor symbolism in religious art, Pulitzer Prize in Literature, and the four archangels named in the Koran.
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Fiddler
Westminster Abbey
Handel
Men Puzzled Over Fact That Women Enjoy Being Women
HAL BOYLE reports the humorist view that men envy a wife's ease yet would not trade sex, fashion, and daily self care for any other life. The piece contrasts male fatigue with female rituals, ending as Frances asserts women find joy in being women.
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Hal Boyle
New York
How Long To Study 30 Days To Better Grades
A reading laboratory guide asserts five clock hours often yield little real studying due to poor study environments. It distinguishes external factors like quiet space and lighting from internal concerns such as worries and headaches, advising concrete fixes for effective concentration.
Q and A on Social Security from Austin District Office
Public service Q and A explains Social Security disability rules. It covers VA disability differences, home visits by field representatives, the need to apply to receive benefits, work-coverage questions, reasons people fail to apply, when disability is serious enough, and timing of first payments. Readers may submit questions to the Austin District Office or via the newspaper.
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Austin Social Security District
Leonora F. Hise
Veterans Administration
Social Security
Social Security Office
Austin
Today in History August 24 1963 highlights
On this date events span 1814 Madison fled Washington as British burned the Capitol and White House. Washington crossed into Philadelphia in 1777. Johns Hopkins University formed in 1867. Alaska territorial government opened in 1912 and Panama Canal operations began. Paris was liberated in 1944. Eisenhower signed the Communist Control Act in 1954.
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James Madison
Washington
Capitol
White House
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Congress
Alaska
Panama Canal
Eisenhower
Justice Department
Court of Appeals
Owen Lattimore
U.S. District
Luther Youngdahl
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Quemoy
Little Quemoy
Student Revolutionary Directorate
Havana
Miramar
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