National Legislative Conference Eyes States Rights Amendments
The National Legislative Conference will reassess three constitutional amendments championed by state lawmakers. The group has not declared a stance, while public figures pushback grows. Hawaii meetings may influence whether the states rights proposals gain momentum or slow further.
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Hawaii
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Court of the Union
Supreme Court
U.S
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Appraisers Weigh Historic Creek Lands Valuation
Indian Claims Commission cases since 1946 have valued 189 million acres, totaling 138.54 million dollars. The latest effort traced land taken from the Creek nation after the War of 1812 and set pay for 8.9 million acres, highlighting the challenges of valuing property from August 9 1814.
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Georgia
Alabama
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Commission
Neon goes into orbit how space demand reshaped a tiny industry
The neon gas story shows how NASA's need for 100000 cubic feet for a nuclear rocket drive spurred a new production method and dropped prices from 50 cents to about 142 cents per cubic foot. The episode illustrates unpredictable practical gains from space program advances.
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NASA
Lewis Research Center
Cleveland
GOP Victory Belief Grows Over Kennedy Reelection Chances
The Washington Report notes rising Republican confidence that Kennedy may be beaten in 1964, though doubts remain about party unity, Rockefeller and Goldwater as contenders, and the impact of the test ban treaty, civil rights pressures, and looming economic trends. It highlights Goldwater as a central figure and possible challenger if he maintains stance on the test ban.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
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Rockefeller
Alf Willkie
Almanac Today August 6 1963 notable events and stars
Almanac notes the date August 6 1963 the moon near last phase with Jupiter Saturn visible morning and Mars Saturn at night. It recalls Alfred Lord Tennyson born today and historic items from 1890 electric chair first US execution 1914 Wilson peace mediation 1930 Justice Crater disappearance 1945 Truman atomic bomb announcement.
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Tension in Berlin Looms Over Nuclear Pact and East German Reunification
Marquis Childs analyzes Kennedy's stance on easing Cold War tensions and the East West German dialogue led by Willy Brandt and Egon Bahr. He notes Bonn’s resistance to recognizing East Germany, the Ruhr industrial trade with communist nations, and Averell Harriman’s view that a stable East Germany could enable broader relaxation and the removal of hardliners like Walter Ulbricht.
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Gerhard Schroeder
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Berthold Beitz
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Averell Harriman
Walter Ulbricht
Mirror Of The Mind And Marriage Contentment In Dance
Employers often give personal advice, which can create dependency and hinder personality growth. Contentment in marriage appears not beneficial according to early and recent studies. Psychology tests show a gap between stated dance rhythm preferences and actual listening choices.
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Cornell University
Oklahoma lawmakers face up to 300 in meeting pay
Gov Bellman says legislators are underpaid with up to 300 for attending legislative council meetings. The Sooner Cynic jokes about underwork and paid recommendations. The piece also notes Moore's 1966 governor bid strategy to push rivals and favorious outcomes.
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Preston Moore
J. Howard Edmondson
Fred Harris
Raymond Gary
Algerian politics under Ben Bella draw Western concern
Henry J. Taylor argues that Ben Bella's regime moves toward totalitarian control, sidelining moderates like Ben Khedda, and aligning with Castro and Yugoslav influence. The piece notes Sahara oil remains a strategic Western interest, while Ahmad Kamal is highlighted as a moderating Western-aligned figure within Algerian efforts.
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France
Morocco
Ben Bella
Tito
Algeria
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
Castro
Ernesto Che" Guevara
Mr. Kennedy
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Sahara
Nasser
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Europe
Ben Khedda
Ahmad Kamal
Iron Curtain
Quiet business meal rules ease tax deductions for meals
Sylvia Porter outlines that quiet business meals remain deductible under new rules. To qualify, diners must have a business relationship with the guest and dine in a quiet venue, with deductions allowed even if no business is discussed, while warning against reciprocal meal schemes and home entertaining pitfalls.
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Internal Revenue Service
Caplin
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Lawton Notes Flashback Highlights
Ten years ago Smiley Burnette guest starred at the Lawton Rangers Rodeo and Vic Menendez won manager of the year while Bobby Cahn took player of the year in the Lawton-Fort Sill softball league. Allied forces neared Adrano on the Mount Etna line as Dewey C. Squyres began a second year at Calvary Baptist Church. Col. L. P. Ross attended Buckaroo club breakfast for Lawton's 42nd anniversary with Juliet Johnstone crowned queen of the Round-Up at the birthday rodeo.
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Lawton-Fort Sill
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Col. L. P. Ross
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