Japan's Overheated Economy Headlines Tokyo Talks
U S cabinet members led by Rusk Hodges and Wirtz plan talks in Tokyo on easing revisions to an interest equalization tax and other trade frictions. Japanese concerns center on textile limits steel shipments and trade with Communist bloc states as Ikeda weighs tighter money to curb inflation.
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DC moves to deny auto license renewals for scofflaws
District of Columbia officials lead with denying 1964 license renewals to Washingtonians who ignored traffic summonses. Vehicles Director George A. England envisions a nationwide approach to bar offenders from licensing until warrants are honored, noting 15 000 of 230 000 local motorists have ignored about 18 000 warrants.
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Beating The Habit and Tobacco Industry Outlook
The piece argues that despite a government report on tobacco and cancer, most people will continue smoking. It notes industry gains in 1963 and predicts a dip with a slow recovery, as tobacco sales remain strong and smokers seek justification rather than cessation.
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Richardson Preyer
High Point
Short Snippets Reflecting Witty Observations From Papers
A collection of pithy quotes and quips from various papers. Jokes about politicians, drivers, students, and everyday life surface in brief items. Notable lines reference President Johnson, the Grand Canyon, and a mix of USA locales and personalities.
Johnson Plans Economic Boom Ahead of 1964 Campaign
President Johnson lays out a budget with higher federal spending and contracting in 1964 to cushion the economy during the election year. advisers expect a quick boost from tax cuts and welfare and student aid, with housing a key target to sustain growth into late 1964.
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Washington
Johnson
Morning Conferral Honors Local Young Man of the Year
John William McGuinn Jr a 31 year old banker received the Young Man of the Year award at Jaycees Bosses Night banquet for notable civic contributions. The event followed a string of Chamber of Commerce achievements and announced plans for a Willow Creek Golf Club northwest of the city with a private non profit ownership and an 18 hole championship course.
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Bob Latta
Fred Swartzberg
Jaycees
James Groome
Frank Hunsucker Jr
George W. Lyles Jr
George Marsh
Henry Millis
Asa Parham
A. M. Rankin
Curtis Smithdeal
Joe P. Temple
Willow Creek Golf Club
Piedmont
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Emerywood Country Club
USGA
PGA
Riches and Responsibility in Luke 16 Sermon
A Sunday sermon argues wealth is not inherently sinful and urges the rich to use riches for the common good. It contrasts extravagant living with Christian duty, noting charity boxes help briefly while true impact requires sustained sharing and ethical leadership. The speaker cites scripture and warns against luxury that harms the poor.
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Mathew
Mark
Luke
John
Palm Beach
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