Harris Survey Reveals Americans Worries Beyond Wealth
A newly completed Harris survey shows Americans feel troubled by personal worries and anxieties despite prosperity. One in six admit mental illness or alcoholism in the family, with one in six reporting spousal or parental friction and nearly one in five noting elderly dependence or ill relatives at home. Loneliness and unfaithfulness are also cited as common concerns.
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Goldwater Aims to Reach 655 Delegate Victory This Weekend
The AP tally shows Goldwater at 619 delegates with 56 votes in Texas up for grabs and up to 14 more in Montana this weekend as the Republican nominating process nears San Francisco. Scranton trails with 113 delegates while Nixon and Rockefeller hold smaller totals. many delegates remain uncommitted or pledged to other candidates.
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Virginia
Missouri
Nixon Says He's Ready If Delegates Choose Him
Chicago AP Nixon declines to name a favorite in the Republican race saying he would accept the nomination if delegates to a convention deadlock choose him. He pins the field on Goldwater and Scranton and sees no strong third force capable of breaking the deadlock. He adds that he would run an extensive campaign if tapped to unify the party.
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William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
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Lodge Denies He Is Resign From Saigon Post
U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge rejected reports he plans to resign within 30 days stating there is no truth in the Washington rumor. The Times and ABC cited sources saying a resignation was considered for health reasons. Lodge had denied plans to return before the Republican National Convention.
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Alaska
Ohio
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New healing substance Bio-Dyne discovered by a world famous research institute is now available as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form. It claims to shrink piles, stop itching, and relieve pain with astonishing statements from sufferers. Available at all drug counters.
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Lynda Bird Johnson Tours Hawaii During Political Visit
Lynda Bird Johnson, President Johnson's daughter, travels Kauai and Oahu during a Hawaii visit billed as a political tour. She delivers a speech, tours landmarks, signs autographs, wreaths monuments, meets state and city officials, and engages with Pacific cultures at Lanai and Laie before continuing to neighbor islands for recreation and sightseeing.
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Tanzan
Laie
Honolulu
University of Hawaii
Regional campus salaries rise for 1963 graduates at State College
The College Placement Council reports starting salaries for 1963 graduates across 107 colleges. Technical fields pay about 610 dollars monthly on average, non technical about 509, with aeronautical and electrical engineering the highest earners. Accounting and humanities performers show moderate gains, while aircraft and petroleum see top job demand amid rising earnings.
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University of Kentucky
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Bookmobile Schedule Tuesday Across Austinville and Nearby Areas
A Tuesday bookmobile route serves Austinville Neel Church Brown's Store Danville Post Office Salem Church Massey Laney's Summerford's Highway 31 with stops from 9:00 to 3:45 PM. The article notes rising college training demand with health related professional and technical fields leading nationwide gains, and strong growth for managers and proprietors especially in the South.
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Crows
Neel Church
Brown’s
Danville
Salem Church
Massey, Laney’s
Summerford’s
South
False Teeth That Loosen Need Not Embarrass
Advertisement describing FASTEETH as an alkaline powder to sprinkle on dental plates to hold teeth firmly reduce wobble and odor. Encourages purchase at drug counters and claims comfort and confidence.
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