New Fitness Volumes Promote Youth Health
Government circulates two books titled Vim and Vigor to urge fitness among youths. Stan Musial serves as special consultant on physical fitness with Cindy Treherne and Tom Prioe as models for girls and boys respectively. Copies available from the Government Printing Office in Washington for 25 cents each.
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Barry Urged to Vote for Rights Bill
Washington AP reports supporters close to Barry Goldwater urge him to back Senate passage of the revised civil rights bill. They warn a yea vote could bolster moderate GOP efforts against Scranton’s bid for the presidential nomination, while opponents fear loss of Southern support. Dirksen declined to predict his colleague’s stance.
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Darkest Part of American Voter Shadow Cast by Prejudice
Editor notes examine how personal prejudice shapes voting behavior. The piece cites 1960 Kennedy Catholicism and Wallace in 1964 context, with SRC observations on race attitudes, party shifts, and short term political forces influencing outcomes.
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Labor economic gains raise hopes for 1964 election year
The AP reports rising jobs and personal income, higher manufacturing profits and production, and easing labor disputes. President Johnson calls the outlook one of continued growth after agencies tally first quarter figures showing profits up 27 percent from a year earlier and profits after tax at 5.12 billion dollars. Personal income also increases as Hodges notes seasonally adjusted gains.
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Negro Rapist Found After Manhunt
Police captured Johnny D. Beecher after a chase. He admitted abducting and killing Martha Chisenhall, 21, wife of seven months, whose body was found on Sand Mountain Alabama. Beecher was shot in the leg and held under guard in a South Pittsburg hospital. Raymond Chisenhall, husband of the victim, was working when his wife vanished.
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Nation enjoys peaceful labor period with low jobless rate
The Labor Department reports May employment at a record 71.1 million and unemployment down 300,000 to 3.6 million, yielding a 5.1 percent jobless rate. President Johnson calls it heartening that more people are at work at higher wages than ever before.
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Lynda Bird Johnson Visits Hawaii Ends With State Dinner
Lynda Bird Johnson flies home to Honolulu to attend a state dinner hosted by Governor John A. Burns after a four day Hawaii visit. She toured Kilauea’s lip on Hawaii Island and shopped for a muumuu with a Secret Service escort, selecting a red sunburst muumuu.
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