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Greece Warned As US Enforces Cuba Trade Crackdown
The United States, retracting discretionary waivers on foreign aid, warns Greece of aid loss if Greek ships continue trading with Cuba. Athens has banned Cuba trade though a Greek shipowner defies the ban and seeks Soviet ship orders amid a broader push to cut off commerce with Castro.
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Soviet Union
Cuba
Congress
United States
State Department
Greece
Athens
U. S
Havana
Achilles Franghistas
Fidel Castro
Congress splits maritime from national transport policy
Transportation officials push for a single department to shape policy with highway rail air dominate. Maritime interests remain excluded after a campaign by AFL CIO leaders and George Meany urging independence but failing to move Maritime Administration from Commerce.
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Congress
Paul Hall
Maritime Trade Department
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Labor Movement
Maritime Administration
Department of Commerce
The Long Amendment Senate Vote On Campaign Finance
The Senate approved the Long Amendment by 39 to 33 to allow taxpayers to earmark part of their income tax to a presidential campaign fund shared by the two major parties every four years. The measure now depends on House conference action and could advance in the next Congress.
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Proposal would fund major party campaigns by votes cast
Senator Russell B Long notes a plan to allocate campaign funds at one dollar per vote for the two major parties, totaling about 35 million per party based on 70 million votes. He warns Congress would still need outside money and argues funds should reduce external pressures on lawmakers.
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Ator Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Whole Health and Welfare Need Big Hospital Reforms
The piece argues that hospital care must undergo a revolutionary overhaul as demand outstrips beds money and staff. It notes overcrowded facilities, rising elderly care needs, and the danger of insufficient doctors nurses and internes, urging a re examination of the entire hospital health and welfare system.
Neuberger to retire from Senate after two terms
Oregon Democrat Senator Maurine B. Neuberger says she will step down after completing her late husband Richard L. Neuberger’s unexpired term and her own full six-year term. She cites campaign costs, estimated at 250000 in Oregon and higher elsewhere, as a barrier to women entering national politics.
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Maurine B. Neuberger
Oregon
Senate
Richard L. Neuberger
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Congress
Hold Up at the Door Halloween Safety Warning
Hartford Times urges caution for Halloween as increasing trick or treat demands risk child injuries from poor vision masks and candles. Parents urged to supervise, avoid eyelet masks, and not use lantern flames on porches after a Hartford child burned by a lit jack o lantern sheet.
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Unicef
Children's Fund
United Nations
Service Bureau For Women's Organizations
G. Fox & Co
Your Money's Worth Should You Buy Stocks
A retiree near 65 asks if buying stocks suits his plan. Experts urge preservation of capital over speculation, recommending high quality bonds with about 5 percent yield and optional conservative stocks or convertible bonds for limited growth. Advise on selecting a reputable NYSE member broker and avoiding extra speculative income.
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Amy
Cal
Edison
Carolina Power
U. & Steel
New York Stock Exchange
Double-Crosser Uses Knife Backstab Motif
A vivid portrait labels a man as overly proper yet willing to betray others, using a sharp backstabbing metaphor to criticize his duplicitous behavior. The piece contrasts outward civility with covert aggression, signaling a cautionary character study.
Supreme Court Declines Review on Church Tax Exemptions
The Maryland Court of Appeals upheld church property tax exemptions, ruling they serve general welfare since churches perform secular tasks and attract people to communities. The piece argues the court merely accepted the appeal's lack of importance and notes tax policy reflects churches as good business.
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Maryland Court of Appeals
Madalyn Murray O'Hara
Court of Appeals
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Maryland
Baltimore
Congress
Thomas B
U.S. Steel
Sandy Koufax
Republic
Leadership shifts loom in both parties in Congress
AP analysis notes health and political fortunes shaping the 1964 leadership race. Democratic Leader Albert amid health concerns and McCormack's age may rise. Republican Boggs faces internal rivals as Halleck exits and Ford contends for influence. Senate Dirksen's hip injury fuels conservative bids to replace Kuchel. Mansfield remains entrenched with Long rivalries lingering.
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Charles A. Halleck
GOP
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Boggs
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
John J. McFall
D-Calif
Michigan
Carl B. Albert
Albert
John W. McCormack
McCormack
House
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
Roman L. Hruska
Nebraska
Dirksen
Ruchel
Mansfield
Sen
Mike Mansfield
Neva Rockefeller Plans Winter Wedding with Harvard Professor
Neva Goodwin Rockefeller 22 from New York engaged to Harvard professor Walter J. Kaiser. Daughter of Chase Manhattan Bank president David Rockefeller and niece of Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, she will wed in mid winter. She debuted in 1962 and graduated Magna cum Laude from Radcliffe in June. Kept engagement announced by her parents.
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New York
Neva Goodwin Rockefeller
Chase Manhattan Bank
David Rockefeller
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Harvard
Walter J. Kaiser
Miss Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Radcliffe College
Kaiser
Walter C. Kaiser
Bellevue
Ohio
Wallace Dominates Alabama Gubernatorial Race Narrative
The piece portrays George Wallace as a central force in Alabama politics with his wife Lurleen running for governor. It describes his national ambitions, populist stance, and mixed records, noting Martin’s candidacy as a last chance to stop Wallace. The article projects a Wallace win and potential shifts in national politics.
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Wallace
Alabama
United States
George Wallace
Lurleen Wallace
Connecticut Campaign Spins Frassinelli as Lt Governor Candidate
The piece critiques Democratic plans to move Attilio Frassinelli from consumer protection to lieutenant governor, noting the ballot format forces voters to pick governor and lieutenant governor together. It suggests Democrats exposed Frassinelli to statewide headlines and warns that Republicans countered with personal attacks to keep him in focus.
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Upan Olmstead
Attilio R. Frassinelli
Connecticut
John Dempsey
Attilio Frassinelli
Frassinelli
Consumer Protection Department
Mr. Frassinelli
Clayton Gengras
Searle Pinney
Pinney
Commissioner Frassinelli
Lever
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