Both sides correct in beef import price controversy
The debate over beef imports and cattle prices shows both the Agriculture Department and the National Live Stock Feeders Association presenting valid points. They cite rising 1963 cattle production and high imports as factors pressuring prices, suggesting a combined impact rather than a single cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Agriculture Department
National Livestock Feeders Association
Livestock Association
Publicity Snag Delays Johnson Poverty Visit in Rocky Mount NC
President Johnson’s planned Poverty program photo op with the Marlow family in Rocky Mount NC hit a snag when Mrs. Marlow resisted. The Marlows, seen as poverty examples, faced a setup that sparked her indignation over being labeled poor. The husband claims a $1500 net income from 20 acres this year, lifting the family for the first time in four years. The episode highlights pride amid poverty and questions the link between happiness and income while calling for an anti-poverty program.
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Rocky Mount
N.C
William D. Marlow
Johnson
Marlows
North Carolina
Dignant
Suburbs Not Heaven: study on Montgomery County crime and happiness
A report by Dr. Robert F. Felix on Montgomery County Maryland finds that suburbia with affluence and good schools does not guarantee happiness. Youth crime rises among well to do families and the area shows high rates of suicide, alcoholism, and mental illness, challenging the belief that wealth yields social order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Felix
Montgomery County
Washington
Felix
Computer matching for mates sparks debate on romance
A Iowa State University dance used a computer to match partners from questionnaires. Two couples plan to wed, but critics warn even a flawless machine cannot capture romance and urge caution about overreliance on data driven pairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State University
Minneapolis Tribune
Pentagon Censorship Hits Army Paper Publication
The Army refuses to allow a service paper to publish material, marking another instance of Pentagon censorship affecting military media and free expression within the ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon
Army
Quotation for Today and Bible Verse in Iowa Newspaper Ad
A pasted front page snippet shows a quotation from Colossians 3 12 and George Washington’s note followed by Thomson Newspapers contact lines. It lists address 600 NW 1st Drive Hemlock and Austin Minnesota publishing staff Frank C Miles with subscription rates and mail zones for Austin area readers.
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Austin Daily Herald -Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Hemlock
Austin
Minn
Frank C. Miles
Minnesota
Turn Back The Clock 30 Years Ago
Captain Robert Riley appears with Eana his 100 year old elephant in the Seal Bros Circus at the McKenna lot. The American Legion supports the city Junior Olympic program as presented by playground director C W Chub Parsons. Plato E Sargent Democratic candidate for Congress visits friends in Austin.
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Robert Riley
Eana
Seal Bros
McKenna Lot
American Legion
C. W. Chub Parsons
Plato E. Sargent
Congress
Austin
Wallace Benton
Decker Airport
Benton
C. J. Benton
Ronald Thomas
Cedar River
Ramsey
U.S. Public Health Department
Hormel Company
William C. Pribbie
Phi Epsilon Phi
University of Colorado
Assembly of God Church
Richard Cotter
Eugene Howley
Notre Dame University
First lighted public golf course opens in Rhode Island
Public golf course with night play begins in Rhode Island following a Philadelphia pilot. Floodlights promise about 30 extra hours weekly, drawing mixed views from women and families as the trend spreads nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Philadelphia
Kennedy Poll Boosts Bid for New York Senate
Attorney General Robert Kennedy explores a U S Senate run in New York, aided by a confidential poll to gauge Keating’s strength. The effort involves labor leaders in Brooklyn Nassau County and upstate, with mixed reactions from unions and signals tied to President Johnson's stance. A White House reading could edge Kennedy toward a nomination.
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Victor Riesel
New York
Bob Kennedy
McClellan Committee
U.S. Senate
Kennedys
Robert
Kenneth Keating
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Sen. Keating
New York State
West Virginia
West
Fdr, Jr
Brooklyn
Nassau County
Teamsters Brotherhood
Johnny
Paul Hall
Seafarers’ International Union
Hall
Afl-Cio
Union Port Council
Wagner
Robert Kennedy
Johnson
White House
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Doctor column answers child dirt cravings and health questions
The physician discusses toddlers eating dirt as a normal exploratory habit and hazards like lead paint, advises a firm no and close supervision. He also notes a child's death of a parent may affect schoolwork and suggests talking about death and possible psychology help. He explains fibrous dysplasia in a 5 year old, its causes, fragility, and braces, with gland issues possibly requiring surgery.
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W. G. Brandstadt
M.D
Bridging the gap in life income with riders and term cover
The plan suggests starting Social Security at 62 with minor benefit loss to reduce the 17 year gap. Proposes keeping the $20,000 Family Income Policy, adding a $15,000 term-to-65 policy for about $15 a month, or a 32 year rider extending to 65. A straight life policy at $25 monthly adds cash value and about $7,700 by age 65.
Exile Cuban Groups Eye Long War to Oust Castro
Washington analysts assess a 50-50 odds for exile factions to overthrow Castro, with three major groups led by Artime Ray and Menoyo pursuing slow infiltration. They warn of long timelines, limited popular support, strengthened Cuban intelligence, and internal rivalries, set against Cuba’s worsening economy and the Marcos Rodriguez trial fallout.
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Ray Cromley Washington
NEA
Castro
Cuba
Movement For Revolutionary
Manuel Artime
Junta Revolucionaria Cubana
Manolo
Manuel) Ray
Alpha 66
Revolutionary Movement of the People
Second National Front
Escambray
Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo
Bay of Pigs
U. S
Eigh
Marcos Rodriguez
Batista Police
Pary
History highlights for June 2 and notable past events
On June 2 1964 the day notes Grover Cleveland's White House wedding in 1886 and Maine becoming the first prohibition state in 1851. It recalls the first night baseball game in 1875 and wartime evacuations in 1940 plus shuttle bombing in 1944.
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Associated Press
Grover Cleveland
Frances Folsom
Buffalo
N.Y
White House
Maine
Union
League Park
Fort Wayne
Ind
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