Despairing divorcee seeks fresh love after heartbreak
A divorced woman voices frustration with married and unattached men craving secrecy and favors. Advice urges embracing new interests, self worth, and the idea that love can appear at any age. Zodiac guidance warns about gossip and cautions against risky romantic decisions. January birthday hints at potential personal triumph in 1964.
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Moore
Aries
Cockien
Aquarius
Libra
Xamine
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Food for Peace Faces Congressional Test in 1960s Debate
The Johnson administration seeks extension of the Food-for-peace program beyond December 31, 1960, arguing for continued federal funding of over 12 billion dollars in aid. Critics from the American Farm Bureau Federation favor a maximum three-year extension and warn the program has drifted from its original goal of market development.
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Ovida. Martin
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Johnson Administration
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Federation
Orville L. Freeman
James G. Patton
National Farmers’ Union
Freeman
Assi
Farm Bureau
United States
Patty Duke Trained For Months To Perfect Two Roles
17 year old Patty Duke trained for months to portray two distinct teenage characters on a Wednesday ABC series. Scott Ross wrote a 70 page Cathy biography to guide her British role while Duke balanced two voices walk and mannerisms. She trains with the Ross family in Manhattan and studies at a private professional children's school.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Patty Duke
Ross
Patty
Cathy
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Burr
Duke
J.K
Helen Keller
Acttress
Rosses
Manhattan
26Th Street
West Side
Jimmy Dean
Long Island
Automation Threat to Jobs Stirs Labor Debate Across U.S.
Washington reports rising automation worries as unions and business leaders clash over solutions. AFL CIO chief George Meany and UAW head Walter Reuther warn of a growing mass of unemployed, while Rep. Ryan calls for congressional study. Industry executives cite thousands of weekly job losses to machines as the labor force climbs. John Henry folklore frames the old labor battle over technology.
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Congress
Afl-Cio
U.S
Reuther
James B. Conant
America
W. Willard Wirtz
Washington
John Henry
William Fitts Ryan
Dn.y
George Meany
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
John S. Snyder Jr
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