El Dorado Times History of Local Newsroom and Rates
El Dorado Times dated December 29 1964 lists editorial staff and office details along with subscription rates for Arkansas Louisiana and outside markets. The piece outlines pricing by year duration and single copy costs as part of the newspaper’s routine notices.
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Walter E. Hussman
Nolan Deloughter
Robert J. Hays
George E Parks
Ernest Looney
Tom Marlow
News Times
Associated Press
United Press
Newspaper Enterprise Association
el Dorado
Arkansas
Louisiana
Lousiana
Parents unite to curb teen pressure and define rules
Across the country parents form codes of conduct to guide teens on driving dating dress and parties. Warwick R I reports a 4000 respondent study fueling a teenage behavior code while Washingtons Parents Council with 17 private schools pushes limits on alcohol and social events.
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Jims
Janes
Joes
Jills
Warwick
R.J
Parents’ Council of Washington
Boyle's Notebook: The season of the great letdown
New York AP dispatch notes the week between Christmas and New Year as a time of low ambition. It says this period is not for grand inventions poems or inspiring songs but a lull for reflection and rest.
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New York
Postholiday Blues Grip Town as Christmas Luster Fades
A reflective piece depicts widespread post Christmas weariness and numbness. Families face diminished cheer with kids bored by toys and adults overwhelmed by chores. Clerks and postal workers show strained spirits while stores manage returns. The essay predicts a January rebound when resolutions revive Santa spirit.
Economic outlook for 1965 sparks caution amid confidence
The AP report notes that 1964 growth around seven percent may slow in early 1965. Analysts warn of possible policy responses like tax cuts or increased spending if confidence slips. Risks include labor shortages, rising costs, inflation potential, and international financial instability affecting the dollar and global markets.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Johnsons Press Conferences Redefine White House Access
President Johnson uses informal on the fly sessions instead of formal briefings. He alternates between on the record off the record and background with select reporters, limiting access and creating odd attribution of his statements. This pared down method contrasts with earlier presidents and risks future confusion.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Johnson
Calvin Coolidge
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Roosevelt
White House
Dr Johnson
Doctor Answers Reader Questions On Diabetes And Surgery
A reader asks if a high post meal blood sugar with no sugar in urine confirms diabetes. The doctor notes a glucose tolerance test is needed and lifestyle control may suffice without drugs. Also advised is cautious surgery for a 70 year old with a cystocele, focusing on infection clearance and fluid balance. The column invites general questions.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Q
We The Women by Ruth Millett
A Chicago doctor says housewives suffer more backache from daily tensions and frictions. He urges husbands to reassure wives and help with chores and errands to ease the burden. Acknowledging the ache is not enough. practical support matters more to housewives.
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Ruth Millett
Today in History December 2 1964 events recap
Today in history highlights include Texas admission as the 28th state in 1845 Savannah captured by the British in 1778 Andrew Johnson born in 1808 gas lights in the White House in 1848 Arizona organized as a territory in 1863 a 4 percent cut in used car prices ordered by the Office of Price Administration in 1945 UN Secretary General Hammarskjold to Peiping in 1954 Eisenhower warning on nuclear tests in 1958 Jacksonville fire fatalities in 1963 and boilerplate quotes appended.
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Associated Press
Texas
Svannah
Andrew Johnson
Raleigh
N.C
White House
Jackonville
Fla
Crossword Clue Answer Key Across and Down
This entry lists numerous cryptic clues for across and down entries with a final note on the previous puzzle answer. It includes hints for hock audio device primate and more, plus various abbreviations and terms across a standard crossword grid.
Africans at crossroads as Congo crisis tests unity and OAU
Washington dispatch notes U S officials worry rebel forces gain support from neighboring African states while outside powers may play unknown roles. The Congo turmoil exposes a gap between OAU aims and radical actions, with moderates like Nigeria seeking mature continental cooperation under a new Africa.
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Bruce OL
Assn
Washington
United States
Belgium
United Nations
Congo
U. S
New Africa
Nigeria
Goa
OAU
Africa
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Clyde Palmer
Parr
Jin
Jane
Boyle
Hal Boyle
Sweetie Pie
Santa Claus
Mama
Santa Clau
Business Mirror
Variety
By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M. D
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M. D
Dr. Brandstadt
Seattle
UPS
Pacific Coast League
Dewey Soriano
PCL
Boston Red Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Pettit
ST. Louis
UPI
St. Louis Hawks
Bob Pettit
San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Association
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Organization of African Unity
Tsoee
Latin America
OAS
Ghana
Guinea
Mali
Kenya
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