Marry a Stogie Smoker Less Jittery than Cigarettes
Hal Boyle humor column contrasts oddities in modern life. It jokingly suggests a man who enjoys a stogie is calmer than chain smokers and mocks various professions and habits. The piece wanders through satirical quips about detectives, weather forecasters, executives, and social rituals, ending with a quip about optimism and a prisoner's bracelet.
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Arnall Maddox Top Georgia Governor Race Clash Looms
In Georgia Democratic primary Ellis Arnall and Lester Maddox lead, setting up a runoff battle that tests the rise of liberal moderate sentiment. Rep. Howard Callaway also seeks the governor's job as the GOP resurges in a state once dominated by conservative politics. Arnall touts modernization while Maddox emphasizes resistance to federal mandates.
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Dallas Marine Killed in Vietnam Action
Defense Department reports Marine Pfc. Thomas W. Knight of Dallas Texas among ten Marines and three Army soldiers killed in Vietnam. Knight is son of William A. Knight living at Route y Box 126A California Crossing Dallas.
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HemisFair executive resigns amid Senate tiff over amendments
James M. Gaines resigns as executive vice president of HemisFair 1963 after a Washington Senate hearing and amid Yarborough amendments. Gaines accuses Sen Ralph Yarborough of political maneuvering to bar officers of firms with exhibits, calling for removal of Texas citizens from HemisFair roles. He says the move undermines congressional will and resigns due to distrust.
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Braniff Flies 6,900 Miles Nonstop Tokyo to Dallas
Braniff International flew a Tokyo to Dallas nonstop route covering 6,900 miles in 10 hours and 58 minutes. The carrier said it set the first nonstop link between the two cities.
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