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Newspaper
El Dorado Times
Location
El Dorado, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1964
Page
2
Lester B Pearson at Johns Hopkins warns US politicians to choose words carefully as foreign policy impact grows. He notes Americans wield strong power over fate after elections and stresses accountability in campaign speeches.
HAL BOYLE notes two annual goof-off periods in offices the winter and summer doldrums. Managers rally staff with signs and conferences while half the executives nap and the rest gaze out windows. Warm weather fuels laziness, vacations dominate chatter, and sales calls suffer as travel plans and rooms are booked.
The piece notes staff injuries and burnout from a sizzling August, with firms closing briefly and workers coming in battered. It adds that by Labor Day morale improves as employees refocus to earn Christmas bonuses, while a separate AP report explains cotton price policy basing quotes on 1964 crop in 15 markets at 30 cents a pound, excluding a 6.5 cent domestic/export payment.
House Ways and Means examines excise and new levies including a European value added tax on manufacturing. The administration weighs using income taxes as an economic tool, while critics warn against shifting burden and state control. Readiness to raise or lower rates faces Congress’s careful pace amid war time excise priorities on cosmetics jewelry furs and similar goods.
Caesar relaxes in a Chateau Marmont suite before a Little Me performance reading Caesar’s commentaries and discussing television’s costs and future. Sid, his companion, comments on TV era and his family life, noting he has been away six months and will have wife and kids join soon.
A quick dessert note suggests making meringue shells in batches then freezing them. Serve these crisp shells with vanilla ice cream and a bright fresh fruit sauce for a ready to serve summer treat.
Pennsylvania Governor Scranton and Senator Goldwater clash over foreign policy civil rights and leadership while Nixon weighs in. Scranton shifts from running mate talk to presidency and cites Goldwater opposition to ending the civil rights filibuster as a key factor.
A medical Q and A from Wayne G Brandstadt M D covers Eutonyl for high blood pressure and its potential to raise rather than lower blood pressure in some patients plus recommended monitoring. It also discusses epileptic seizures during sleep, recovery after attacks, and progress toward a cure, emphasizing seizure control over a definitive cure.
A distraught mother asks how to handle her daughter who plans to marry with one year of college left. The piece argues parents should avoid emotional manipulation and accept the daughter's choice, urging rational discussion and respect for her autonomy.
On June 16 dates mark key events from the Alaska gold rush beginning in 1897 to the first woman astronaut launched by the Soviets a year ago. The list includes the League of Nations first public meeting in 1920 and FDR signing the National Industrial Recovery Act in 1933.
A compiled list of crossword style clues and partial answers spanning people, places, tools, animals, and terms across and down. The fragment presents various definitions such as dry as wine, onager, garden tool, base, and capital of Yemen, with related hints like poet, inventor, and mineral rocks.
Defense research suggests Americans would survive an H-bomb firestorm better than once thought. Weather and cloud cover could dramatically reduce fire-starting radiation, while shelter design and urban fire safety measures could cut ignition risk. Experts cite Hamburg and Hiroshima as lessons in shelter resilience.
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