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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1963
Page
2
The piece decries a budget plan described as full of holes and rhetorical rhetoric. It likens budget gaps to dangerous dangers, warning that many small gaps can erode national fiscal stability if not mended promptly. It cites persistent arguments by budget defenders who call holes legitimate and necessary.
A consumer voice argues against a price fixing measure dubbed fair trade and quality stabilization, warning it could raise costs and harm the economy. The piece notes DoD opposition, broader consumer impact, and the danger of subsidies for fallout shelters, urging Senate subcommittee action to close budget holes.
A call argues that survival of 180 million Americans and all humanity rests on solid international agreements, not Civil Defense or shelter programs. It urges abolishing the OCDA's billion-dollar boondoggle and dedicating effort to global issues as the true permanent shelter.
Readers urge honoring John F Kennedy with the Interstate 64 bridge near Nitro. Letters cite his death, federal funding, and a May commemorative ceremony to dedicate the John F Kennedy Memorial Bridge marking entry into the Great Kanawha Valley.
Critics decry a $35,000 appropriation for the drama Honey in the Rock comparing it to 35,000 hours of Aid to Dependent Children work. Frank K. Thomas Hox 464 Oak HAD voices concern over government spending.
Ralph McGill notes Adlai Stevenson’s rising stature and integrity as a potential running mate for Lyndon Johnson in 1964. He recalls Stevenson’s UN leadership during the Cuban Missile Crisis, advocacy for a nuclear test ban, and public resilience after Kennedy’s assassination, arguing the pair’s mutual respect benefits the country and party.
Washington analysis notes a ten day window of hot stove political chatter as the National Committee for an Effective Congress projects Johnson facing a challenging path to 1964 success. It forecasts Republican gains if a strong ticket emerges, while Southern and Western states remain pivotal for bolstering party strength and the president's legislative leverage.
Russell Baker surveys the past twenty five years, contrasting 1938 and 1963 life in America. He notes shifts in family roles, travel, entertainment, technology, and crime while highlighting enduring patterns and questions whether progress exists as the nation cycles through change. The piece names figures from de Gaulle to Oswald and contrasts era markers across politics, culture, and daily life.
Dear Do Tf smoking cuts brainpow er. The remark appears as an ill-formed, provocative note and lacks verifiable factual content or sourced context.
Fragmented clipping mentions The White Mouse orders government workers to produce more and 300000 typists adding to a murky Nixon law firm name change to Nixon Madge Rose Guthrie and Alexander. Commerce Department approves a 40 million wheat deal with Russia as political tempers flare and Goldwater accuses SAS of arm twisting amid a frozen political mood.
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