Washington News Roundup Touches Politics and Draft Scene
In the White House lobby a Texas reporter was teased about Lindon Johnson and Eisenhower. Senator Scott sees a close 1964 race, while Joe Clark jests about political signals. A 12-year-old plans to wallpaper a Goldwater poster on her bedroom ceiling. A HumRRO study at ATC is highlighted in a Pentagon briefing. A Philadelphia mail office miscommunication ends with a Spanish “Si” gesture.
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Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
White House
Sarah McClendon
Texas
Sarah
Lyndon Johnson
Eisenhower
Ike
Denison
Tex
Abilene, Kan
Hugh Scott
Scott
Connecticut
ATC
Pentagon
George Washington University
U.S. Army Training Center
Monterey
Calif
Honeymoon likely to end for Johnson as President faces Congress
Editorial argues President Johnson, though a master senate manager, stands apart from lawmakers after Kennedy, risking resistance to his agenda as an outsider. Historical patterns show presidents clash with Congress, and partisan politics in 1964 may impede his efforts to build a lasting record before the fall elections.
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Johnson
Senate
Kennedy
Congress
Congres
White House
George Washington
Christmas Shopping Styles Reflect Yearend Rush
A columnist describes varied shoppers as the season nears December 25. Early planners, yearlong strategists, hit-or-miss browsers, and last minute buyers fill city stores with contrasting approaches. One man recalls forethought draining his excitement and prefers belated gifting for fresh cheer.
Psychiatric warning signs in Oswald case and crime prevention
FBI report on Lee Harvey Oswald highlights his 13 year old court ordered psychiatric exam in New York showing schizophrenic tendencies and potential danger. The judge rejected institutional commitment, illustrating a recurring failure to act on warning signs. society must utilize psychiatry to prevent crime and consider prior advice to avert tragedy.
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FBI
Lee Harvey Oswald
New York
Oswald
America
Kennedy
Weather and Humility The Pavement Plate View
Boyle's column muses on weather control, quoting Warners and Twain, noting weather’s impartial force and humbling power. It reflects on humanity’s desire to shape climate, the impossibility of full control, and the perennial curiosity about future weather governance.
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New York
Hartford Courant
Charles Dudley Warner
Mark Twain
Twain
Assassi
Stock Trading Mechanics Explain How Brokers Handle Orders
A detailed look at how brokerage accounts operate with cash and margin, the flow of customer orders by phone to traders on the floor, and the four day delivery cycle. It notes that many shares stay in brokers vaults, with ownership often unseen by actual owners, and outlines margin requirements and calls for additional cash when prices fall.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Federal and Stock Exchange
Naked Came! A Rodin epic and Fay Wray Hollywood reunion
The review highlights David Weiss’s 660 page Rodin novel portraying the sculptor’s relentless artistic push and personal life. It discusses Rodin’s conflict with critics and his ascent, with a companion note on Fay Wray’s return to acting and a 30 year reunion with Ralph Bellamy on The 11th Hour.
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David Weiss
Morrow
Auguste Rodin
Weiss
Rodin
Michelangelo
Hollywood
Ralph Bellamy
Fay Wray
Miss Wray
Ralph
Oldsters record Northport history for future scholars
Northport Public Library uses residents over 80 to capture town memory. Interviews cover life from 1880 onward, with focus on churches, schools, work, and major events. Recordings transition from tape to LP discs for enduring storage and use by schools, groups, and researchers.
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Martin E. Legal
Retirement Advisors, Inc
Northport
N.Y
Martin E
Compassion for Charles Parsons Letter to the People’s Forum
A reader's sympathy message for Charles Parsons cites his smoke poisoning and jokes about sulphur baths, followed by brief sign-offs from several individuals. The page then notes meat imports accounting for about three percent of U S beef and pork production.
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Charles Parsons
People’s Forum
Mr. Parsons
United States
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher Contact Details
Biddeford Saco Journal at 11 Adams Street Biddeford Maine publishes daily except Sunday. W Paul Casavant is president E P Ingalls managing editor. AP member. Subscribe rates: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
The
Journal Publishing Corp
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
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