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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1964
Page
12
A moralizing column discusses teen romance and marriage trends, contrasting true love with sexual infatuation. It warns readers to prioritize the other’s welfare, cites Eileen G and a college plan, and ends with a Dickens reference and a note to write for Dr Crane’s booklet.
Senator Harry F Byrd faults President Johnson for planned deficits and federal spending. He argues frugality should guide the administration and warns the debt could harm LBJ’s position in Virginia. Byrd protests the debt increase and advocates spending cuts to set an example.
The article reports on cantaloupe picking experiments at Colorado State University and Virginia's political scene. It notes Michael O'Brien and J C Lingle presenting to the American Society of Agricultural Engineers and Senator Byrd's stance on Johnson's budget, deficits, and solvency while Virginia Republicans consider endorsing a candidate amid talks of machine harvests to speed ripe cantaloupes.
Soviet Premier Khrushchev’s 18 day tour of Denmark Sweden and Norway yields few tangible gains beyond limited trade pacts. He scorns local farming and politics at times angers Danish and Swedish officials and faces meager public enthusiasm as security blocks advance route plans. The trip ends Saturday with no clear shift in Soviet Scandinavian relations.
The World's Fair Corp. will retire 25 percent of its long term debt on August 1, two years early, saving about 900000 in interest. An advance sale of 28 million tickets aided pre payment on 29829000 in six percent promissory notes held by around 400 investors. The advance sale total reached 35 million though attendance lags expectations with June projections about 6.1 million visitors, roughly 900000 fewer than forecast. The fair has drawn 42.7 million visitors overall with half recorded in advance ticket sales.
At University Park, Thunderhead the longhaired Siamese leads a colony of about 100 cats used in behavior and learning research. Researchers note Thunderhead’s unusual lineage and study aims despite concerns about virus exposure and safety procedures in the laboratory setting.
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