Optimism Buoys 1964 Business Outlook Across Sectors
Editorial surveys corporate leaders optimistic that 1964 will bring stronger growth, aided by higher consumer demand, tax relief hopes, and continued auto sector strength. Executives cite healthy retail sales, steady orders, and easing tensions with government as signs of momentum, with a cautious view on industry specifics. Expert banks forecast continued upward activity, aided by policy mix and holiday trade.
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Yor
CARE Food Crusade mobilizes six million gift packages
CARE appeals to Americans to send six million $1 packages to the hungry across Africa Asia Europe and Latin America as part of a year long food drive. Donors name and address are included on each package to symbolize brotherhood and aid relief beyond the holidays.
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CARE
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Africa
Asia
Europe
Latin America
Care Food Crusade
New York
America
Empire State Building
Dallas
Texas
Investigation clash at FBI and CID over Dallas and security
Washington report notes friction between the FBI and the Army Criminal Investigation Division over jurisdiction, with Defense critics warning the FBI may be enlarging beyond its remit. The Dunlap case exposes shared surveillance and a controversial stance on death by own action as a factor in security investigations. The piece discusses covert leverage, Cuba risk ties, and a $360,000 payoff row.
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Drew. Peanson Washington
FBI
Secret Service
Dallas
J. Edgar Hoover
Criminal Investigation Division
Army
Hoover
Continental
United States
Defense Department
Fbi-Cid
Set
Jack Dunlap
Fart Meade
CID
Dunlap
Senate
Red
USA
Edgar Hoover
Florida
Caribbean
Moscow
Cuba
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Dunia
Christmas Plays At School Okay
Albany AP says Christmas plays, carols, and nativity scenes in public schools do not violate the Supreme Court ban when taught as historical exercises and not used to promote religion. State Education Department Chief Counsel Charles Brind says the birth of Christ is an event in history and observances must be judged by merit as history and religion.
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Albany
U.S. Supreme Court
Charles 4. Brind
Department
Brind
Nap in car leads to fine for driver in Pueblo
AP report from Pueblo states Robert Johnson was found asleep in his running car in a siren-tied area. Police woke him as he protested theft. Judge Allan Asher found Johnson guilty of drunkenness and assessed a 350 fine.
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Pueblo. Cole
Palice
Robert Johnson
Allan Asher
Jhnson
Five Hearts Slam Fails in 1956 Paris Bridge Match
The 1956 Paris match between France and the United States saw both North-South pairs reach six hearts, but both contracts failed by a single trick. Unusual no trump signals and a double aiming to trigger an unusual lead shaped the hand, with spade ruffs and club returns steering the outcome. The French and American teams both faced a spade misstep that prevented the slam from succeeding.
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Paris
France
United States
Dr King Fi
Rat East
East
West
Giamondor Z
South West
North East
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South
Try and Stop Me in London and the Clowning Copyist
A London piece reports Chiaries Wilson who crossed out all Shakespeare plays and Bible texts, a Herculean task done while three sisters watched a loud TV. Wilson claims no literary talent despite the effort. Also mentions Morgan praising PSA flight attendants and passengers grabbing aisle seats for a better view of stewards.
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London
Chiaries Wilson
Tonga
Mr. Wilson
Morgan
Pacific Southwest Airlines
Puzzle page quiz and WWII memorial note
A mixed page item asking who was America's bachelor president and which five Cabinet posts existed since Washington, plus a note on a WWII monument to seamen. It cites Groton Mass and features trivia about a famous New England prep school, a bronze statue question, and brief quotations about language and a 1905 Variety milestone.
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America
Alan Bator
United States
George Washington
New England
Roosevelts
How Do You Stand By Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater argues that President Johnson’s meeting with Charles de Gaulle during Kennedy’s funeral signaled improved U S French ties. He criticizes Senator Fulbright for blaming de Gaulle and urges the Senate Foreign Relations chair to avoid undermining the Johnson de Gaulle dialogue.
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Washington - Mans
Johnson
Charles de’ Gaulle
Washington
John F. Kennedy
de Gaulle
United Staurs
Paris
United States
Sen J. Wil Ier Pulbrighy
D-Ark i
America
Sen
Pulbrigh
Generale Gaulle
Britain
Fulbright
Geo Gaulle
Watier
Sen. Sulbright Ingk
Gret
Kennedy
Les. Fobrighs
Senate -Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Charman
White House
Fulbraght
Atlantic
Wheat policy clash marks US Soviet aid
Fulton Lewis Jr reports Washington debates a 1 percent of all Soviet wheat sold must be carried by U.S. freighters. Commerce cites U.S. ship limits, while labor and shippers dispute shortages. Defense spending on old computer gear draws GOP scrutiny. Debate over Henry Cabot Lodge’s presidential bid grows in New Hampshire as Eisenhower signals support.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
U.S
Commerce Department
Rede Thar
Minneauzxilis
Carail, Inc
Hungary
Max Harrison
Ame Maritime Association
Cargill
U. S
Labor
Joseph Curran
Willard Wirt
Curran
Winz
Joseph Campbell
Watchdar General Accounting Office
Department of Defense
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Campbell
Srinis
Henry Cato Todre
South Vietnam
Moregver
Ute
Laxige
Lodge
Manchester
Victor Lemieux
New Hampshire
Lemieux
New Hempshire
Ambassador Lodge Ars RM
Eisenhower
Trom
Adil
Goldwater
Una Lodge
Marcin
Changes Told In Beaumont
Beaumont editors reshuffled as CAPT Robert W. Akers to lead Beaumont Enterprise and Journal merging duties with 85 editor role. Tanner T. Hunt Sr. to succeed him in managing editor post. Donald A Streater moves from news editor to Hunt's former position, with Eugene Davis announcing the changes. Akers, native of Topeka, educated at Washburn, Chicago, and Texas. Hunt, a Baylor graduate, previously served in Waco, Wichita Falls, and Port Arthur.
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Tex
Robert W. Akers
Beaumont, Enterprise and Journal
Tanner T. Hunt Sr
Donald A. Streater
Morning Enterprise
Hunt
Eugene Davis
Enterprise
Etitsions
Aldridge
Akers
Topeka
Kan
Washburn College
University of Chicago
University of Texas
Daily Crossword Puzzle 4 Wash 29
Puzzle entries list clues and answers for a daily crossword including Boy's school Eng 40 Attica township Anc Gr 41 Epochs 44 Consteils then.
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Baytown Texas Post Office notice lists staff roles and representation
The fragmented clipping names Fred Hartman James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Heulah Mae Jackson and others as editors and managers. It notes an entry at the Baytown Texas Post Office under the 1878 act and lists national representation by Texas Newspapers Representatives, Inc.
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James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Heulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
John Wadhey
Faul Putman
Retell
Corrie Laughlin
Lone
Eisias
Baytown
Texas
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