Editorial Page Thoughts on Johnson and world order
Editorial views Lyndon B. Johnson's ascent amid global turmoil and the need for peace and justice. It notes his shorter window to shape policy compared with Truman, his Senate leadership skills, and the fragile Western Alliance, with revolts in Latin America, Africa, and Asia. The piece reflects on the assassin's bullet and Johnson's mandate to pursue a caretaker yet active presidency.
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Johnson
Harry Truman
Senate
America
Latin America
Africa
Asia
Lyndon B. Johnson
Arizona and Five States Debate TVA Like Water Plan
Washington Correspondent reports Interior Department readiness to present the Central Arizona Project CAP to Congress with a total estimated cost of 999 million dollars covering power water irrigation and flood control. Senator Barry Goldwater backs CAP while Udall promotes the broader Pacific Southwest Water Plan PSWP costing about 1.9 billion dollars covering Arizona California Nevada Utah and other areas. TVA comparison noted with TVA assets at about 2.4 billion by mid 1963 including ongoing projects.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn
Arizona
Theennessee Valley Authority
Department of Interior
Congress
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
TVA
Senate Interior
Secretary of Interior
Central Arizona
CAP
Reclamation
Floyd E. Dominy
Fish and Wildlife Service
Goldwater
Air Force
Senate
House
Interior
Stewart Udall
Udall
Pacific Southwest Water Plan
PSWP
California
New Mexico
Nevada
Utah
Colorado River Valley
San Joaquin River
Mono
Owens Lake
Pacific Coast Range
Colorado River
James K. Carr
Tennessee Valley Authority
Time as Tyrant and Pursuit in North American Life
The piece contrasts North American feverish time use with European leisure. It argues rest and quiet are rare, that time must be filled with action, and that the pursuit of time fuels anxiety through hurried tasks like crossing streets before lights change and beating queues.
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Europe
McNamara Faces Congressional Pressure Over Military Policy
McNamara, known for a restrained Ford Motor Co. style, faces rising congressional criticism seeking a less iron-handed approach. The TFX contract stirs headlines while the Atomic Energy Committee presses him on nuclear carriers, foreshadowing a potential clash over defense policy in a nuclear age.
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Robert S. McNamara
Secretary of Defense
Ford Motor Co
TFX
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
McNamara
Education in Britain Faces Election Education Fight
Britain braces for a major education battleground before autumn 1964 elections. London County Council votes to scrap the 11 plus exam, expanding parental choice while a wider funding plan aims to triple higher education, doubling universities and boosting student places by 50 percent over five years under the Robbins Report.
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London
Britain
Never Pity a Suburbanite by Boyle
Boyle argues suburban life is a social prison, portraying the suburbanite as perpetually in transit. He ridicules the timetable bound husband and unpaid chauffeured wife, notes blocked mobility, and mocks the idea of healthier children while highlighting the humor of winter misery and commuter fatigue. He concludes readers should not pity the suburbanite, who embraces misery.
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Ty Hal Boyle
New York
Suburbia
Wall Street recovers from Kennedy shock with 15 billion rise
After Kennedy's assassination, markets swung Friday selling then a Tuesday rebound led by heavy volume and record profits. Investors saw resilience in the economy amid national tragedy, while experts warned the rebound may fade. Johnson’s policy path and congressional harmony blend into market expectations. Separately, U S casting champion Tarantino won the Garcia Trophy in Nuremberg with a 179.9 foot fly cast and 456.5 foot ball cast as fourteen nations competed.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Kennedy
Wall Street
Jon
Bud) Tarantino
San Francisco
U. S
Nuremburg
West Germany
Steve Aleshi
Kansas City
Ben Fontaine
New Orleans
Zurich
Switzerland
International
Ruth Millett on feminine logic and everyday misunderstandings
Ruth Millett explains why wives face misinterpretations of behavior from husbands. She argues that seemingly contradictory acts such as wardrobe quirks or gossip are not definitive proof of motives, urging patience and context in marital communication.
Social Security disability and retirement benefits compare
Reader questions explain that disability benefits equal the age sixty five rate for qualified workers. Examples show a 50 year old with severe heart disease would receive about 104 dollars monthly, while a 63 year old with a disability could face family benefit adjustments if a member returns to work. The column notes widow and lump sum protections and how maximum benefits rise with later retirement. It closes with reflections on John F Kennedy's legacy and public grief.
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C. K
Lrenton
N.J
Mr. K
C. N
Clearwater, Fla
S.S
Biddeford Lace Journal header and masthead details
Biddeford Lace Journal at 11 Adams Street publishes daily except Sunday. It lists office contacts, editors, and subscription rates payable in advance including one month at 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00. It notes Associated Press exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches. It is entered as second class postage paid at Biddeford Maine.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
The
Journal Publishing Corp
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Daily Crossword Clue Set From Milk Theme
A compact crossword puzzle clue list covering milk themed entries. It includes 18 Across 19 Famous Efihu 24 Moved swiftly 26 New 28 Outlet 29 Stage direction 31 Extensive Fine afternoon 2 words 33 Exact opposites 35 Caama 37 Viet 38 Editors Abbr 40 Hippocratic 41 Inter Jerusalem 48 Item for the allergist 50 Shore birds 53 Start a golf game 2 words 55 City in 56 Conclusion 64 Spot 65 Dripping.
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Abbr
Inter Jerusalem
Remembering John F Kennedy In Our Nation’s Moment
Readers reflect on the assassination of President John F Kennedy and pledge to support Lyndon B Johnson's efforts. The letter expresses shock and grief, honors Kennedy as a heroic leader, and urges unity and continued commitment to peace as an eternal task.
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Journal
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
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