Alabama Kids to Benefit From Federal School Aid
Alabama schools in areas served by federal installations will receive an estimated 7,394,600 dollars in Federal assistance for the current fiscal year ending June 30, 1964. The piece notes a historic football tie to Auburn and Michigan State and cites President Johnson urging unity and constructive policy.
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Alabama
Auburn
Michigan State
Tigers
Nebraska
George Wallace
Gallion
Johnson
Defense McNamara
Settling Down In January In Washington
After the holidays Congress returns to Washington to face a changed leadership under President Johnson. The looming tax bill and civil rights measure are fatefully projected to pass in revised forms as Johnson moves to push legislation and reshape the national policy agenda.
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Washington
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Lyndon
North Alabama valley urges shared growth in 1963 progress
The Alabama Courier and Hartselle Enquirer highlight 1963 gains across 12 Tennessee Valley counties in North Alabama. Leaders insist on collective benefit, noting Armour plant expansion in Cherokee and Moore-Handley distribution in Decatur as signs of broader regional progress.
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North Alabama
Tennessee Valley
Athens
Alabama Courier
Hartselle
Hartselle En
North
Alabama
Tennessee River
Armour
Cherokee
Jackson County
Moore-Handley, Inc
Decatur
Wheat Ambassadors and Political Theater in Washington
Kansas Republican Rep Bill Avery stayed away from a House Rules Committee meeting as Republicans sought to attach a proviso blocking a wheat deal with the Soviet Union. The piece links Avery to Kansas wheat and the Great Plains Wheat Association, notes Chilean praise for US wheat aid, and mentions figures like Charlie Halleck and Herbert Hoover. It also touches on unrelated encounters at a Washington Ethiopian reception and DAR protests against UNESCO cards.
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Washington
Bill Avery
Kansas
Capitol
Johnson
House Rules Committee
Avery
Lyndon Johnson
Russia
Charlie Halleck
Indiana
Halleck
Canada
Great Plains Wheat Association
Kansas Wheat
Soviet Union
U. S
Chile
Waldorf Tower
New York
United States
Herbert Hoover
Charles Tillinghast
Transworld Airlines, Inc
Irwin Kane
Family Record Plan
Los Angeles
Kane
West Coast
Tillinghast
Providence
R. I
Brown University
Washington, D. C
Scan Co-Op
Greenbelt Services, Inc
Falls Church
Unesco
DAR
Congress
Jennings Randolph
D-W. Va
White House
Randolph
LBJ
Alabama
MacDonald Gallion
Gallion
Lyndon
Threefold formula for a new beginning year
Dr. Norman Vincent Peale recalls a Toronto man saved by prayer belief and new living. The letter describes facing despair, praying, trusting in spiritual forces, and forgiving. It urges readers to practice three steps to make 1964 the most wonderful year of life.
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Toronto
Canada
Lake Shore
Earth
The
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Living Today Faith Guides Ventures And Work
Mitc h discusses faith as the basis for marriages, farming, business, and careers, noting failures stem from weak faith and lack of action. He argues faith must be supported by foundations and hard work, citing Schweitzer that all worthy work is done in faith and that daily life runs on belief beyond certainty.
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Albert Schweitzer
Charlie
Halleck
Thomas E. Dewey
NCEC predicts 1964 election shifts and Johnson outlook
The National Committee for an Effective Congress analyzes 1964 dynamics. It foresees Johnson in a favorable light yet constrained by a tough, cliff-hanger congressional path. It cautions big-state Republicans and notes cross-cutting regional party tensions shaping the race.
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Washington
Hot Stove League
National Committee For
Congress
NCEC
Johnson
L.B.J
Kennedy
Southwest
Senate
Electoral College
Servenia
United Feature Syndicate
This Day In History December 29 1963 Highlights
On this date notable events include the Battle of Wounded Knee in 1890 where Gen Nelson Miles led 900 cavalrymen to victory over Sioux forces near South Dakota Chief Big Foot led about 3000 Sioux. Also in 1848 gas lights began at the White House while 1934 saw Japan renounce the Washington Naval Treaty.
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Nelson Miles
Wounded Knee
South Dakota
Big Foot
White House
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Decatur Daily Fry
Robey
Frey
Tennessee Valley Y Printing Co., Inc
W. R. Shelton
Associated Press
MAIL
Christ
Edward K. Ziegler
Oakton, Va
Church of the Brethren
National Council of Churches
Lyndon B. Johnson
Drew Pearson
Wheat Strong Ambassador
el Mercurio
Harlan Parkinson
Riesco
Santiago
Abraham Lincoln
Great Plains
Alliance For Progress
Ilarian Parkinson
Food For Peace
House
Ways & Means Committee
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Secretary of the Treasury
Dillon
Norman Vincent Peale
Robert Frost
DR. Peale
Living Today
Mitc
H. Started
Arlie Davidson
Doris Freeson
Charles Halleck
Doris Fleeson
Japan
State Department
Rochefort
Bobby Greenelease
St. Louis
Louis Shoulders
Kansas City
Las Villas
Cuba
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