Barry Goldwater Critics Johnson Poverty Plan as Santa Claus
New York AP report shows Senator Barry Goldwater accusing President Johnson of Santa Claus promises in the State of the Union. He urged using work programs for able bodied relief recipients and urged a conference of states to study poverty and jobs rather than federal mandates.
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New York
Bare Ty Goldwater
Arizona Republican
Johnson
Washington
Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Democratic Party
Economic Club of
Cal Johnson
Congress
Iree
Rockefeller Counters Goldwater In Keene Speech
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller criticizes Senator Barry Goldwater for opposing federal support for higher education. He cites Goldwater votes against 1954 and 1963 college programs, urging Republicans to back the National Defense Education Act and Higher Education Facilities Act as he campaigns through Keene State College and eight stops in New Hampshire.
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Miss
Carr
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldater
Goldwater
New Hampshire
Arizona
Rockefeller
Congress
Keene State College
Keene
Johnson Pushes Missile Cut in New Authorization
President Johnson seeks an authorization including 6.6 billion dollars for research and development, signaling deeper cuts in the military procurement program. Historically Congress funds less than the amount it authorizes, and the timing of this bill surprised as it preceded the president’s message by nearly a date.
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Hermanner Oo
Congress
Department
Freaident Johnson
Manufacturer Cuts Cost by Boosting Fibre Car Cut Unit Suction
A manufacturer markets a second product line that enhances fibre car cutting units with superior suction, enabling greater efficiency and lower production costs. Strong entities include the manufacturer and the product line, with implications for pricing and competitiveness.
Southeast Snow Strikes Southeast Again Across Region
A winter storm sweeps the central Southeast with snow and ice, marking the fourth such event this winter. Weather warnings cover parts of Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, and Tennessee as Dallas records five inches and Fort Worth four inches in six hours. Florida faces crop damage but citrus largely escapes. Cooler air lingers while most other areas stay dry.
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Atlanta
Gulf of Mexico
Weather Bureau
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Lousiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Florida
Louisiana
Dallns
Fort Worth
Italy Firm On Convictions
Washington reports say President Antonio Segni of Italy warned against any French or German domination of Western Europe and dismissed the Paris Bonn axis as an attempt to control the region. Foreign Minister Giuseppe Saragat echoed the stance while noting Italy would join preliminary talks in Paris and Washington but would not commit to joining the Polaris fleet mission.
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Washington
Antonio Segni
Italy
Johnson
Western
Europe
Giuseppe Saragat
Paris - Bonn
Segni
Saragat
Paris
Guernsey Leader Harrisburg S C Elected VP
Martin of New Geneva Fayette County was elected vice president of the Pennsylvania Guernsey Breeders Association yesterday at the State Farm Show.
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Harrisburg
S. C. Martin
New Geneva
Fayette County
Pennsylvania
Credit trends and rising rates drive New York bankers outlook
New York bankers expect 1964 to bring higher credit costs as interest rates rise in Europe and possible increases by the Fed. A rate hike could keep funds at home, curb inflation, and influence demand for credit amid shifting monetary policy and a looming discount-rate change. Also, Nazi trial opens February 8 in Limburg with Prof Werner Heyde charged in mass murder cases.
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1964
Washington
U.S
Europe
Federal Reserve
Fed
Limburg
Germany
Werner Heyde
Hans Hefelmann
Friedrich Tillmann
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JEEP
BELL
Checker
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Ford
Oldsmobile
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Journal Printing Department
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Corry
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Thal
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N.Y. U
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B. C'S Journal
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Corry Truck and Implement Company
West Smith Street
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Leslie Real Estate
Kerma
Wattsburg
Cobbett Real Estate Agency
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West Park Place
Merle Dodd
Shirley Hammerlee
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Sheridan
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