Business Run Riot on the Northeast Expressway Toll Road
The 59 mile Baltimore to Wilmington toll road funded by revenue bonds reveals a shift from a slow free Interstate system. It notes heavy traffic on U.S. 40, widespread roadside growth, and traffic losses as drivers avoid the congested route. The piece critiques planning and calls toll-financed roads a loss for travelers and retailers.
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Johnson urges diplomacy with 113 diplomats to seek common ground
President Johnson tells 113 foreign chiefs in Washington to focus on danger points and shared interests. He cites Senate leadership and compromise as guiding lessons, arguing understanding among three states’ senators can apply to 113 nations’ diplomats.
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Washington
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Wexford Home Named by Mrs Kennedy in Honor of Ireland
Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy selected the Atoka Virginia country home for weekend and summer retreats honoring President Kennedy's Irish ties. The Wexford house will house mementos of the late president as the Kennedy children remember him.
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Courage and conviction clash for lawmakers says rector
Rev. William MacN Baxter of St. Mark's Episcopal Church on Capitol Hill notes officials face a dilemma between bold decisions risking popularity and staying true to beliefs to continue serving. His remarks come as Congress and staff seek balance between courage and political survival.
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Capitol Hill
Washington
Congress
Reflections on Faith and Nature In a Holy Day Awe
A short devotional note cites John 1 18 and thanks the Lord for gifts and the renewing power of autumn leaves as symbols of rebirth attributed to William Fitzpatrick.
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Goldwater Seen Running for Presidency in 1964
Washington reports that Barry Goldwater of Arizona is expected to seek the Republican presidential nomination. Observers note his unwillingness to withdraw, his strong Senate record, and the effect on Southern voting blocs and party unity if he runs or delays.
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Oklahoma voters approve medical bonds amid official term doubt
Voters in Oklahoma approve medical bonds while rejecting longer terms for county officials aimed at attracting better leaders. The result signals public demand for medical access before extending political tenures.
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Goldwater Backers Press Urgently for Presidential Run
Backers of Senator Barry Goldwater press for his candidacy in the Republican race. They argue Johnson’s selection as Democratic nominee alters the field and urge a timely decision while noting South weakness in a Johnson contest.
Noise and holiday blues impact minds says science digest
The article notes intermittent noises frustrate the mind while silence can worsen it. In a England study 27 volunteers in sensory deprivation faced panic. It reports post holiday loneliness rises as children need protection from overstimulation and disappointment. Dr John A Smith of Chicago cautions against over medicating patients as some are not ill but seeking doctors.
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Local Golf Four Ball Match Promises Tight Pairings
Yesteryears recalls a four ball golf tournament pairing R C Stanley with Bill Stimpson against S A Reed and J T Matheny for a chance to face E G Hobbs and Lloyd Aurel at the Lawton Country Club.
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Lawton Country Club
Sylvia Porter reports on a sweeping metric system shift
Sylvia Porter outlines a proposed congressional bill to study and adopt the metric system in the United States. The piece surveys the global shift, cost estimates, required changes across society, industry and education, and quotes scientists and officials on potential impacts.
The Annual Miracle of Last Minute Christmas Shopping
Inez Robb recalls the frenzied race through department stores as Christmas nears. She laments the annual scramble yet celebrates a final-night calm, declaring the hearth swept and the house ready for Christmas Eve and a joyous tomorrow.
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U.S.A
Almanac Highlights December 24 1963 Historical Notes
On this day in history events include the 1814 Ghent peace treaty ending the War of 1812. Verdi premiered Aida in Cairo in 1871. In 1943 Roosevelt announced Eisenhower as commander in chief of Allied forces for Europe invasion plans. Libya gained UN independence status in 1951.
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