Teenagers' political views and education plans survey
Scholastic Magazine polled 7th to 12th graders revealing balanced GOP and Democratic leanings. Among Democrats Kennedy led with 55 percent, Stevenson 14, Brown 1. Nixon drew 85 percent of Republican votes. Sixty-five percent of boys and 61 percent of girls expect to attend college, with 65 percent of all saying yes. Finances worry 38 percent uncertain about funding. 24 percent hope for scholarships, 76 percent for work income. The survey shows youth engagement in politics and economics and suggests schools fostered interest.
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Scholastic Magazine
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Nixon
Front Porch Demo Opens Campaign by Harmon from Indiana
Democrat Harmon of North Vernon plans a front porch news conference to launch a White House bid though White House aides doubt the event. Other items note U2 defense talks in Washington with Parker Hazard and Rogers, Billy Graham on faith, a plastic bag death, Moscow mayor visit with an egg incident, Mickey Cohen's bulldog death, and a dance teacher claims unpaid services in a TV show dispute.
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North Vernon
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White House
Anne Wheaton
Byrd Stacks Senate For Tax Loophole Allies
Washington columnist details Sen. Harry Byrd steering tax bill conferees to protect deductions used by yacht owners executives and big carriers. The piece lists amendments blocked by Byrd allies and notes Gore and Long vow to oppose the report, risking a delay past June 30.
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Washington
Madison Avenue
Patterson-Johansson
Sam
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Virginia
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Palm Beach
Miami
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Oklahoma
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Allen Frear
Delaware
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Kansas
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Almond
Louisiana
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Long
House
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Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
New York
John Taber
Iennsylvania
Clark
Minnesota
Gene McCarthy
Tennessee
Albert Gore
Treasury
Sens
Gore
Confe.ees
Uncle Sam
Cancer cure unlikely soon says Dr Linden Seed in Estes Park
Dr Linden Seed of Chicago, president-elect of the Society of Nuclear Medicine, warned that a cure for cancer remains distant. He criticized current research as applied and urged pure scientific study, noting breakthroughs like penicillin were accidents and that cancer research may aid other fields but not cure cancer itself. He also discussed political shifts toward Kennedy at the Democratic convention and the loyalty of big-city bosses to Kennedy.
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Estes Park
Colo
Linden Seed
Chicago
Society of Nuclear Medicine
Jack Kennedy
Los Angeles
Nixon
Kennedy
John Kenny
Jersey City
I Am the Law
Hague
Bob Meyner
New Jersey
Kenny
Bob Wagner
New York
Dave Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Lawrence
Tropical Storm Dlive Near Manila Area
The tropical storm was 460 miles east of Manila Friday afternoon, moving west-northwest at 13 miles per hour, as reported by U S Air Force and Japanese weather officials. The center was expected to be 195 miles east northeast of Manila later today.
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Manila
Tokyo
Dlive
U.S. Air Force
Independent Daily Record and Public Notice Summary
Independent Daily Notice page from Long Beach area dated March 27, 1963. Mentions court decree number 6-10280, Gallf County, Las Annales, and carrier delivery charges with amounts listed. Partial readable fragments indicate sales matter and official notices from the court system.
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Independent
Wxth
Pine Ava
Long Leach
Slaes
Long Leach 2
Gallf
Suegerlor Court
Las Annales
Ott & Jadl
GOP Holds Reins in Jockeying Over Wage, School Measures
In Congress two key bills wage and school construction face intense maneuvering. House Rules Committee holds the fate with Republicans demanding changes: top wage at 1.15 dollars an hour and states matching federal funds for schools. Nixon and Johnson influence strategy as committee members weigh floor action and potential bypass. The wage bill battles, while the school bill stalls in committee, leaving party lines and procedural moves shaping the outcome.
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Washington LP
Congress
House Rules Committee
Democrata
Nixon
Rules Committee
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