El Dorado Times 1964 staff and publication details
El Dorado Times staff listings for Clyde Palmer Walter Hussman and editor duties. Advertising director George Parks Ernest Loone and business manager Deloughter outlined with publishing policies and contact information. Subscriptions and rates shown for in state and out of state readers.
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Clyde Palmer
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George E. Parks
Ernest Loone
Unemployment in Poland Undermines Communist Claim
Government data reported by Radio Free Europe show 200000 Poles were laid off last winter, bringing unemployment to 500000 in a officially Communist Poland. Many affected are youths, with 1.5 million Polish youths expected to enter the labor market by 1970, increasing demand for jobs beyond supply.
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Memories of a bygone era in American life
Boyle's Notebook recalls 1920s and 1930s America with vivid detail. It contrasts old norms from childhood hospitals to home births, straw cuffed butchers, and grease the pail beer delivery, highlighting social attitudes and daily life milestones.
We The Women By Ruth Millett
A syndicated column outlines key ingredients for a happy marriage. The list emphasizes mutual happiness, honesty and loyalty, commitment to permanence, shared responsibilities, and allowing each partner to be themselves within reason.
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Ruth Millett Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Two New Films Delights for Family Audiences
Hollywood reviews praise The Unsinkable Molly Brown with Debbie Reynolds and Harve Presnell, calling it a bright, expansive musical. The World of Henry Orient is described as a witty Manhattan tale of two privileged teens and a pianist, balancing comedy with tenderness under George Roy Hill.
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Goldwater Provides GOP Leaders With Clarifying Booklet
Sen. Barry Goldwater gave Republican governors a briefing booklet after some sought clearer statements on his positions. The move followed questions about his stance on various issues and aimed to unify the party’s message.
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GOP
James Marlow
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Dear Mrs Lawrence A critique of male privilege and family roles
A reader laments persistent domestic strife with two young boys caused by a husband who demands quiet at home. The author argues mothers often enable the problem and condemns the idea of a “peaceful home” through control and distraction, urging broader reflection on male behavior and father figures.
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Maria Lawrence
America
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Today In History June 11 1964 highlights
On this date major events include the Comstock Lode discovery in Nevada yielding over 500 million dollars in metal over the next two decades. Also noted are deaths and political actions from 1727 to recent times, including Truman vetoes and Kennedy’s 1963 moral crisis warning.
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Comstock Lode
Nevada
George I
England
Philippines
United States
Russia
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Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Cuba
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Fruit Tree Crossword Clues Across and Down
A compact list of across and down crossword clues with entries like Damson greengage and Myrna turner variants, plus hints for fruits, fabrics, emblems, and common words. Includes references to celestial bodies, animals, and place names for themed puzzle fill.
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Manufacturers see sales rise on tax cut boost
Commerce Department survey of 1,200 large manufacturers finds expected sales growth through September at 2 percent or more driven by tax cut optimism. Insurance, investment, travel, and savings sectors anticipate benefiting as consumer take home pay rises. Earlier data had shown factory sales up 900 million in the first quarter, now 2.9 billion to a record 109.1 billion.
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Sam Dawson
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Heart's pumping speed circulates blood rapidly
The human heart drives circulation so vigorously that all the body's blood passes through the heart roughly every two to three minutes.
Hinman Aides Rockefeller Rise Shaped 1964 Campaign Route
George L. Hinman 58, top political associate of Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, is lauded as a dedicated, highly capable Republican operative. He traveled nationwide to organize party structure and fundraisers, building a vast file on leaders and strategies, and shaping Rockefeller’s national bid despite recent setbacks. His work earned admiration from party professionals and solid support within Rockefeller’s circle.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington Correspondent
Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
George L. Hinman
Republican National
Hinman
Rockefeller
Binghamton
George Hinman
Wisconsin
Oregon
California
Barry Goldwater
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Grows to 830000 Members
A luncheon group of 13 men founded the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine in 1870, and the organization has since expanded to a membership exceeding 830,000.
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Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
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