States Rights Party Revival Discussed by Southern Leaders
The piece notes talk of reviving the States Rights Party for the 1964 election with figures like Governor Wallace of Alabama Governor Ross Barnett of Mississippi and Governor Faubus discussed as potential leaders. It explains aims to provide a separate outlet for southern Democrats opposed to the regular party on segregation and notes hurdles including funding and limited potential public support.
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Wallace
Althwua
Ross Barnett
Mi Ippi
Whetr
Sucha
Lieve
Strom Thurmond
Harry Trunan
Bull
Barnett
Faubus
Speculation on Pope John XIII successor sparks debate
The death of Pope John XIIII prompts discussion on his possible successor. Observers note his iconoclastic, reformist stance and desire to advance Christendom. Italians dominate the cardinal pool, and questions arise whether the next pope will mirror John XIIII or Pius XII, with implications for church and state relations.
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John Axii
John
Johm
Pope John X11
Italy
Vatican
Pius X11
U S Helps India Resist Red China War Risk Grows
The United States steps up military aid to India amid rising tension with Red China. Nehru warns of a prolonged conflict as India builds defenses in the Himalayas with MAAG advisers, transport aircraft and helicopter support while Britain and Canada contribute.
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United States
China
India
Prin
Bard Fitoey
Lodi
Nehru
Theiick
Dhicmaniee
Army
Dan Jorn
Canada
Austeatia
Odin
Taian
Ty Neenpy
Krishnamechavi
State and Defense Department
India-China
Ladakly
Leh
Himalaya
Red China
Tibet
Unitedates
Ceremany
Rzsk
Forth
East Flietaber
All Indiaring
Kingsport Times Fragment Teases Biblical Note Amid Editorial Oddities
An odd Kingsport Times fragment from editorial pages cites a Bible verse about wisdom and knowledge from 1 Corinthians 12.8. The garbled text names Jodeny and Dudley, a publisher, and a local editor, with scattered street and office references. The piece reads like a partial clipping with missing context and unclear intent.
Viscount Times Daily Tonic Viscont Quote
A fragmentary line attributes a quip about knowledge to Charles Spurgeon, noting the phrase about a fie wight uas of knowl edge. The source presents a puzzle-like, distorted quotation.
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Viscont
Fie Wight
Charles Spurgeon
The New Taxes and Mobile Home Licensing
Editor notes fifth in a series on Sales and Use Taxes. It explains licensing and taxation for mobile homes or house trailers, including registration costs from $1.00 to $40.00, ownership proof, reciprocal agreements with other states, and 60 day stay exemptions. It also details tobacco, alcohol, and soft drink tax changes effective mid 1963 and 1903 for cigarettes, liquor, and bottlers, plus filing and inventory rules for dealers and wholesalers.
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Commissioner of Revenue
Veromiy
Sane
Mator
State of Tennessee
Department of Revenue
Motor Vehicle
War Memorial Building
Neshville 3
Ten Nessee
Tennessee
War Memorial Buildin
Nashville
They Say They Say on Loss of Thresher Submarine
Portsmouth report notes Adm. Hyman Rickover’s reflection on the Thresher tragedy. He calls the loss a personal sorrow and hopes the crew’s sacrifice aids future safety. The piece emphasizes that United States foreign policy rests with the U.S. President, citing Kennedy and the American Society of Newspaper Editors.
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Portsmouth
Hyman Ci
Rickover
Thresher
United States
Kennedy
Fn Ameri- Society of Newspaper Editors
Freeman to Moscow trip amid Soviet Chinese summit uncertainty
Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman plans a 15 day visit to Moscow and nearby countries to discuss farm exports and compare agricultural methods with Communist officials. The arrival date hinges on the uncertain Soviet Chinese summit in Moscow and a possible U S move on Cuba troop withdrawals.
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Washington
Orville Freeman
Russia
Moscow
White House
Freeman
Mao Tsetong
Kremlin
Peiping
Democratic Farm Estate
Poland
Bulgaria
Rumania
Agriculture Department
Kennedy
Cuba
Mac's Window by W a McCauliffe
A mixed column riffs on taxation, politics, and social mores. It jabs at Congress, Governor Wallace, and U S friendship with Britain while referencing Khrushchev Mao and Chinese-Russian tensions in a satirical, opinionated voice.
Gaining Weight Advice and Aspirin Questions Answered
Wayne Brandstadt discusses weight gain through higher calorie intake and practical food choices, noting three eggs daily plus dairy and fats to boost calories. He outlines individual calorie needs based on activity and body weight and mentions arthritis clinic referrals via the Arthritin and Rheumatism Foundation. He also answers questions on aspirin use for children, explaining dosage differences and limited brain effects.
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LABS
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Allen-Scott Report
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Germany
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Europe
Minnesota
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Foreign Agriculture Organization
Winston Churchill
NATO
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Freedom Sermonedes
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W. A. McCauliffe
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Great Britain
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England
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