Editorial Page: Aviation milestone Laminar Flow Control
The United States Air Force lauds the Northrop X-21A as a milestone in aeronautics. Laminar Flow Control reduces wing drag by venting boundary layer air, potentially boosting aircraft capacity and range by about half. Military uses dominate early tests, with civilian benefits anticipated and space exploration aided by extended aloft missions.
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United States Air Force
Air Force
Northrop
LFC
Young voters and the 1964 campaign battle lines
A veteran analysis of youth voting trends in the United States notes a rising number of young Republicans in the 30s across the South West and Mountain states while the Democratic leadership appears aging and corruption taints some factions. Eisenhower and Kennedy split youth support, and with about 6 million of 1964's new eligible voters expected in cities, the battle to win them hinges on whether conservatism or Democratic philosophy resonates more with this key cohort. The Census Bureau estimates 10.3 million will reach voting age by 1964, though not all will register or be eligible. The outcome of which party wins these voters may shape the election’s result.
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GOP
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Dwight Eisenhower
Kennedy
Congress
Census Bureau
Moscow explores ideological rift while China joins Moscow show
The piece questions Moscow’s openness about internal ideological splits and China’s role in shaping the narrative. It suggests that despite purported transparency, Moscow will not release captive nations or halt Cuba aid, and China won’t free North Korea, implying a staged flow of news to calm Western fears as factions disagree on burial rites.
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Moscow
Peking
Cuba
China
North Korea
Temporary Tax Extensions Highlight Federal Revenue Persisting
Congress approved the tenth extension of corporate income and select excise taxes from the Korean War era. The move keeps rates in force and avoids a June 30 deadline, with some levies staying higher than permanent levels. President Kennedy is in Europe to sign before the July 1 cutoff.
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Congress
Kennedy
Europe
Economists Joke About Trade And Space Flights in 1963 Panel
Washington panel of economists at a U.S. Chamber of Commerce board meeting jokes about one armed analysts and misgivings on data. Remarks reference war babies reaching age 16, women pilots, a NASA spaceflight scare, and a humorous song contest for USDA workers amid Estes fertilizer tank scandals.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
U. S. Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
New York
Chamber
Emerson P. Schmidt
William F. Butler
Chase Manhattan Bank
Robert J. Eggert
Ford Motor Co
Rewards of Parenthood by Boyle A Personal Reflection
Hal Boyle recalls childhood shame of not measuring up to parents and the later pride in their wisdom. He describes gypsy kidnaping fantasies, a wakeup moment on a porch with his mother, and a car accident memory that deepened respect for his father as he grew up.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Harold
Seattle
Billy Nunley
Air Force
John Nunley
Billy
The
Humane Society
Stalemate psychology weighs on markets and policy
The report discusses widespread uncertainty in the U S economy as lawmakers debate tax and civil rights measures while business leaders fret over potential interest rate moves. It highlights possible effects of a tax cut on inflation and deficits and notes the Fed may raise the discount rate, lifting short term borrowing costs and potentially long term rates.
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Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Biddeford Lace Journal Publisher and staff listing
Biddeford Lace Journal at 11 Adams Street lists Paul Casavant as publisher and E P Ingalls as managing editor. It notes subscription rates in advance and that the paper is a daily except Sunday and a member of the Associated Press.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Real Estate Lingo Replaces Plain Houses in Hollywood Trends
Ruth Millett notes a shift in housing language from plain houses to estate style. Terms like ranch ettes country estates executive homes and prestige neighborhoods reflect a market that favors lavish, one floor or two story mansions with features such as enclosed garages wood burning fireplaces and utility rooms in a growing suburban and country setting.
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Ruth Millett
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Tige
Medical costs and elderly care burden rise with age
The 65 plus group, 9 percent of the population, consumes about 20 percent of U.S. health expenditures, totaling nearly 5.4 billion dollars. Private spending dominates elderly care, with public funds covering senior needs. rising costs prompt many older people to delay care.
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Office of Aging
U. S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
United States
Veterans Administration
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers
Fragmented list of crossword clues and partial solutions. Includes 47 piece puzzle notes, theme hints, and multiple indexed entries such as 2 words for remain permanently and 58 Panama Canal lake, with other keyword prompts like 29 Metallic cloth and 55 Relative of si.
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France
Panama Canal Lake
Emilia
Abbi
Elbe
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Jane Hart
Michigan
Philip A. Hart
Kenneth Keating
R-N.y
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Orville
Billie Sol Estes
Az Dept
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Pyres
Comort
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Hollywood
Security For
YOU and Veterans Guide
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Jackie Gleason
Marty Rackin
Elizabeth Ashley
Paris
Joe E. Lewis
Molalla
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Romeo
Samuel
Florence
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