Sale of Wheat to Russia Faces Long Term Tradeoffs
The piece analyzes multi sided issues in selling Western wheat to the Soviet bloc. It notes improved Soviet crop prospects but ongoing shortages and the risk of missed projections. It discusses large stockpiles, currency costs, price effects, and questions whether Ottawa and Washington should liquidate their grain reserves to aid Soviet purchases. It warns that feeding a hungry bear does not win friendship, only energy to pursue further gains.
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Red Empire
Canada
United States
Soviet Union
Ottawa
Washington
U. S
Propaganda War in Vietnam Outgunning Saigon Efforts
Vietcong use over 300 ten man agitprop teams to recruit peasants and win districts, while Saigon fields fewer than 20 groups. Illiteracy and distrust hinder government reach as 60 percent have had no contact in a decade and 177 districts admit Vietcong control. Strong entities include Vietcong, Saigon, and South Vietnam. The piece contrasts propaganda effectiveness with military reality in a tense Cold War context.
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Viet Nam
South
Saigon
United States
Diem
West
Democratic push to keep South favors Johnson in 1964
Washington notes Democratic leaders in Atlantic City steer toward a cautious civil rights approach. They seek to diminish Goldwater’s Southern appeal by framing a nonpromissory civil rights plank and soft handling of Alabama Mississippi seating disputes. Surveys show Johnson gains in multiple Old South states, though Goldwater still leads in Virginia and Florida. Johnson, as party leader, aims to attract Southern voters with tempered policy and regional economic appeals.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington
Enterprise Assn
Atlantic City
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Old South
Lyndon B. Johnson
John F. Kennedy
San Francisco
South
Menton
Florida
Farris Bryant
Alabama
Mississippi
Barry
LBJ
Lyndon Johnson
Joane
Georgia
Talmadge
Senator Russell
South Carolina
Donald Russell
Sen
Olin Johnston
Strom Thurmond
Texas
Con
Louisiana
Johnson
John McKeithen
Allen Ellender
Russell Long
Beatles Press Conference in San Fernando Valley Night Club
AP report details a 7:15 p.m. Beatles news conference at Cinnamon Cinder in the San Fernando Valley. A few hundred newsmen and about 100 girls watched as the group answered questions on song writing times, safety concerns, Ann Margret rumors, and favorite venues. George to accept gold records, John and Paul trophies, Ringo California key. An excited fan clutched a soft drink to Paul’s memory.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
San Fernando Valley
John and
Paul
New Zealand
John
Liverpool
George
Ringo
California
Boyle's Column Boyle's guide to the sexes
HAL BOYLE offers a humorous view on gender roles shifting in America noting increasing likenesses between men and women. He humorously argues for simple, comic tests to tell sexes apart, from behavior at doors to lighting cigarettes and shoe habits, reflecting 1950s culture.
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New York
America
Foreign investments rising in United States driven by American firms abroad
Foreigners hold a growing share of American assets while American investments abroad set record highs. The Commerce Department notes money flow is two way, with expansion of American owned businesses overseas fueling the rise. Most gains abroad come from higher market values of existing holdings, not new purchases, with private overseas holdings reaching about 66 billion dollars by end of 1943 and continuing to rise through 1964 at a similar pace.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
United States
US. Department of Commerce
Department
Walk Your Way To A Longer Life
Martin E Segal cites Dr Harry Johnson urging daily walking as the simplest heart healthy exercise. He argues walking surpasses isometrics gym work and calisthenics for heart work, recommends an hour daily in segments, and notes safety and accessibility for all ages.
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Harry Johnson
Life Extension Foundation
Argumen
Dr. Johnson
Tory
What Is It If It Reads This Col Umn Then Loses Its Temper
A humorous verse contrasts gender roles with playful checks. It uses kitchen, shopping, and social scenes to suggest identity through actions. The last lines reverse expectations about quem says columns and temper, ending with a jab at the reader.
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Him
Free Expression Letters Urge Care on Slippery Portland Road
In a readers forum letter Marion G Banks of the Highway Safety Committee urges safer driving after three accidents on Portland Road near traffic lights during a dry spell oily water made roads slippery. She notes that a 6 mph speed limit in some zones does not apply to all conditions and calls for care and courtesy while driving. The Journal prints signed letters on local topics. names may be withheld upon request.
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Portland
Marion G Banks
Highway Safety Committee
Biddeford Lace Journal Masthead and Pricing
The Biddeford Lace Journal publishes at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine with W Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as managing editor. Subscription rates are payable in advance: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 or 21.00 per year. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and enters second class postage.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Briefs
Daily crossword note lists Yesterday's answer 37 and a cryptogram puzzle. It explains the substitution method with AXYDLBAAXR mapping to LONGFELLOW and provides a sample quotation. Also features a cryptogram quote attributed to Shaw: When a thing is funny search it for a hidden truth.
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Longfellow
Shaw
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Boyle’s Guide To
Hal Boyle
Roedecker
Business Mirror
Ruth Muller
Ruth Millett
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By Martin E. Segal
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Daily Crossword
King Features Syndicate
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