Trade with Reds prompts export policy review
Washington brief reports Hodges signaling a serious study on easing the US export embargo to Communist bloc nations after a White House conference on export expansion. A New York Moscow air link plan to be revisited in talks between Rusk and Gromyko as part of East West discussions. Kennedy health care for the aged unlikely to reach debate this year as Mills says Ways Means will not act before 1964. Nineteen House Foreign Affairs Committee members urge the Soviet Union to address conditions affecting Russia's Jewish community on the eve of Rosh Hashana.
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Washington
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White House
Hodges
Kennedy
House
Wilbur D. Mills
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Rules Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Soviet Union
Russia
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Dodge introduces 1964 standard size line with refined styling
The 1964 Dodge lineup expands to 22 models across three tiers the low price 330 the mid 440 and deluxe Polara with sedans hard tops wagons and convertibles. New styling features a wrap around bumper bright aluminum grille wider rear track and semi fast back rooflines with two door hardtops offering improved visibility and easier access.
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Clyde Jones
Don Magill Wins National Circle K Oratory Award
Don Magill a Lee College sophomore won the top oratory award at the Circle K International convention in Norfolk Virginia with his Educate for Freedom speech. Lee College Circle K earned multiple honors including second place in competitive events and honorable mentions for service and overall achievements. Magill leads and represents the district at national preliminaries, with strong prior debate and SNEA ties and plans to become a history and government teacher. Embry Wilson and Benny Moskowitz sponsored the club.
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Educate For Freedom
Norfolk
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Sterling Municipal Library
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Reese A. Magill
Baker
Baytown
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Austin
SNEA
Robert E. Lee High School
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Wesley Club
Embry Wilson
Benny Moskowitz
Train Crash Spurs Bracero Program Debate
Mounting investigations and public outcry followed Tuesday's rail crossing crash that killed 28 Mexican migrant workers near Salinas California. The disaster prompted calls in Congress to defeat a bill extending bracero labor imports and drew actions from the National Council of Churches migrant committee urging stronger protections. Six of the injured remained near death. Francisco Espinosa, the bus driver, faced felony manslaughter charges as investigators questioned him about crossing the tracks near Chualar eight miles south of Salinas.
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Henry B. Gonzalez
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Boulder
Colo
National Council of Churches
California
Francisco Espinosa
Chualar
Pawnshop Office Courtesy In Reality
HAL BOYLE notes the modern office operates like a pawnshop where borrowing is common. Employees lend and borrow, passing a five dollar bill through several pockets, revealing social ties and personal finance dynamics in the workplace.
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