Guidelines for Juvenile Crime Problem Commentary
The piece argues juvenile crime stems from poverty and parental neglect, urging broader societal outrage over lawbreaking. It cites suburban debates across states, noting overindulgence and permissiveness by parents as contributing factors, and stresses restoring moral indignation to curb youth delinquency.
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Georgia
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Washington
California
Florida
Kentucky
North Carolina
Ohio
West Virginia
No End In Sight For Congress This Year
Majority Leader Mansfield signals a nonstop Senate session into the 1964 start on January 3. Despite optimism to pass civil rights and tax bills before year end, House delays and long Senate debates doom 1963 enactment. Only four of 13 appropriations bills sent to the White House, and payroll funding blocked in conference.
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Mansfield
Senate
Congress
Kennedy
House
Senate Finance Committee
Byrd
White House
Glad tidings of whoopers arrive at Aransas Refuge
Glad tidings from Aransas National Wildlife Refuge Texas report 31 whooping cranes arriving safely after a 2500 mile journey from Canadian summer nesting grounds. The article notes the cranes’ spectacle and trumpet call have attracted attention and that governments agencies and private conservationists have spent millions to aid their survival.
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Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
Texas
Canada
United States
Washington slowdowns threaten new civil rights bills
Senate schedule reduces remaining work days before year end. lawmakers struggle to finish appropriations, tax cuts, and civil rights measures amid deliberate delays aimed at stalling bills. Aging legislative machinery and calls for a Joint Commission on the Organization of Congress highlight modernization needs.
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Senate
Congress
Boyle's Column Sidewalk Plate Speaks
New York AP column offers witty one liners on marriage temperaments professions and social norms. Anecdotes punch at male and female roles, service cues, and everyday frustrations with sharp humor and observational edge.
1963 Top Year For U.S. Business Says AP Report
At midyear, many industries show stronger sales, orders, and profits with inventories generally in line. Auto production climbs while home appliance shipments rise. Personal income reaches 466.5 billion and GDP hits 588.5 billion. Still, unemployment and job fears persist, as some see the year ending brighter but not problem free.
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AP Business News
New York
Yeort
Biddeford Saco Journal Staff and Rates Note
Publication details for the Biddeford Saco Journal include address Adams Street in Biddeford Maine with daily except Sunday issues. It lists editorial leadership W Paul Casavant president and E P Ingalls managing editor, and advertising telephone numbers AT 3 3625 and AT 2 1535 along with subscription rates payable in advance: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and notes AP content rights. It is entered as second class mail at the Biddeford Maine post office.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
The
Journal Publishing Corp
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Hollywood Ice too cold for Sonja Ruth Millett
Hollywood columnist Ruth Millett outlines timeless wifely ideals, urging ladies to be independent, happy, generous, companionable, proud of homemaking, trustworthy, humorous, and courageous. In a separate interview, Sonja Henie explains skating is too cold and hard to justify a comeback, focusing instead on art collections and heart research fundraising with husband Niels Onstad.
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Ruth Millett
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Hollywood
Sonja Henie
Miss Henie
Stillert
Switzerland
Niels Onstad
Oslo
Social Security minimums and eligibility changes clarified
When the minimum monthly benefit rose to 40 dollars older and younger claimants faced different rules. A wife’s benefit halved by age, children’s eligibility depends on the deceased spouse’s earnings, and quarters worked affect eligibility for survivors.
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H. Y
Union
N. J
Congress
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Down
A compact crossword list with clues across and down covering birds sounds, prepositions, verbs, fruits, places, and common words. Includes names like Jake and Colley and terms from geography, language, and daily puzzle conventions for a varied solution set.
Post Office leasing policy seen as advantageous
The Post Office Department leasing policy is advantageous to the Government because private enterprise supplies capital for new post office buildings. These buildings are taxable and generate local revenue. The plan also makes badly needed facilities available for postal use that might not be built otherwise, improving postal efficiency.
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Post Office Department
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Fla
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Social Security
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