Scranton Begins To Think Of Race
In Keansburg Pennsylvania Governor William Warren Scranton weighs a possible presidential bid despite stating he does not want to run. He says Eisenhower urged deeper consideration and Scranton agrees to think about the question while noting it would not easily change his mind.
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Peace hopes rise from faith in universal brotherhood under God
A Christmas survey shows Americans favor a religious ideal as the top path to lasting peace, over military might or nuclear fear. Strong support for universal brotherhood under God contrasts with backing for continued U S power and international bodies like the United Nations. President Kennedy's foreign policy themes are cited as paving the way, while discussion of Scranton as a potential 1964 candidate gains traction after his Eisenhower talks.
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Primatene Tablets Claim Eight Medications In One
An old advertisement touts Primatene tablets as a 8 medicine combination for asthma relief. It promises open airways ease breathing and reduced spasms without injections, claiming to promote sleep and calmer nights.
Political Pace Quickens After Kennedy Death
In the wake of President Kennedy's funeral the 1964 race heats up. Scranton contemplates a Republican bid urged by Eisenhower. Stevenson says he would run for vice president if Johnson asks. Lodge's allies form a committee to back Lodge. Shriver declines goals but could be persuaded. Goldwater supporters in Washington mull renewed GOP push.
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Impressive evidence for metric system adoption grows
Sylvia Porter surveys the push to switch to the metric system. A 1960s Congressional bill, the Metric Study, and scientific journals rally for conversion, arguing a simpler 10 100 1000 unit framework and global conformity.
First Baptist Church votes to admit Negroes in sanctuary
Atlanta's 6,000 member First Baptist Church voted to lower racial barriers after months of demonstrations. The church asked members to answer if they favored seating all who attend regardless of race color or creed. Church clerk Dr J C Horton Burch noted many ballots mailed out were returned.
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Tomorrow: What a change over would mean to you
A compact syndicated essay on the impact of uniform trade and exchange of scientific information, discussing the benefits and implications of streamlined systems for sharing knowledge globally.
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Hall Syndicate, Inc
Burial Insurance Sold By Mail Ad
A mail order life insurance ad offers $1,000 coverage for ages 40 to 90 with no medical exam. It promises no agent calls and no obligation, asking readers to send name, address, and year of birth to Central Security Life Insurance Co. in Fort Worth Texas.
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