McNamara outlines three nuclear strategy options and a damaging-limiting approach
McNamara argues against over-kill and full first strike theories and supports a damaging-limiting strategy. He cites forces capable of destroying the Soviet Union, China, and satellites while aiming to neutralize war-making capacity and protect civilians with fallout shelters. He warns of Soviet and Chinese global aggression and calls for political controls to deter terror by denying economic aid.
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United States
Soviet Union
Robert S. McNamara
House Armed Services Committee
McNamara
China
Southeast Asia
Congo
East Africa
Cuba
Venezuela
Panama
Two U S Corporations Post 1.5 Billion Profits in 1963
General Motors led with 1.592 billion in sales of 16.5 billion for the calendar year 1963. AT&T reported 1.522 billion in operating revenue for 12 months ending November 30, 1963. The text notes taxes take most of these profits and federal outlays dwarf after tax income.
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General Motors
American Telephone and Telegraph
A.t.&t
Fake Cigarette Fad Gains Traction Worldwide
Tens of thousands seek fake cigarettes made of plastic with menthol to feel comfort while not smoking. The wrappers tout a cooling breath and childlike appeal as a substitute, priced at 98 and 69 cents. Not new, they’ve sold in Europe for decades, especially to Orthodox Jews on Sabbath. A distributor notes people crave oral comfort from infancy, fueling a boom as an aid to quitting smoking.
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Europe
Kennedy Inaugural Address Echoes In Cicero Latin Study
Loyola scholars study Kennedy inaugural speech in Latin mirroring Cicero cadences. Rev. John C. Molloy S J dean of admissions mails a copy to 3 year old John Fitzgerald Kennedy Jr with a note predicting future scholarly study of his father’s address.
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Loyola University
Chicago
Kennedy
Marcus Tullius Cicero
John C. Molloy
S. J
John Fitzgerald Kennedy Jr
Return To The Sea Brings Back Ocean Voyages
Transatlantic travelers who once chased jet speed now return to sea travel for Europe. The trend shifts from tourist class to first class passage as opulence reclaims its place in travel. Freer spending travelers book premium cabins while ocean liners attract renewed interest.
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Europe
Thoughtful Verses From Classic Authors For Daily Reflection
A brief devotional noting biblical and John Donne lines about growth and mercy. The text contrasts God’s growth with human efforts and suggests God brings renewal in every season. The message emphasizes divine timing and constant mercy across occasions.
Washington Report Europe Ky eS Karm Problem
Washington reports on Europe’s Common Market agricultural reforms aimed at raising productivity per acre while avoiding U S style surpluses. It compares postwar farm income, efficiency, and price supports, noting similar problems in the United States and European economies.
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Vernon Louviere
Washington
Common Market
European Economic Community
U. S
U.S
Europe
America
United States
Eec
Almanac Facts for February 3, 1964
The entry marks Monday February 3, 1964 as the 34th day of the year with 332 remaining. It notes the last quarter moon, visible planets Venus and Jupiter, and birthdays such as Horace Greeley born 1811. It lists historical events including 1913 tax law ratification by Wyoming, 1917 U.S. breaking relations with Germany, and Wilson's death in 1924.
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United Press International
Horace Greeley
U. S
Wyoming
United States
Germany
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Andrew Tully Reflects On Capitol Hill Novel Reception
Washington writer Andrew Tully recalls how his 1962 novel Capitol Hill mocked Washington officials from the White House to the Pentagon. He notes social snubs from elites and mob scenes at parties as critics, notably in The New York Times and Washington Post, praised the book that became a best seller.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Capitol Hill
New York Times
Washington Post
New Yorker
Does nicknames and school life shape a child’s future
In Mirror Of The Mind Joseph Whitney weighs nicknames and gender class effects. He cites that playful labels can harm identity, while separated schooling boosts learning with girls progressing in science and math. He also reflects on political power and corruption in Washington.
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Joseph Whitney
Sonny
Bunny
Shorty
Pinky
Regional civic notes from Lawton area leadership changes
Yesteryears items note Mrs. W Clyde Shelton leading the Rose unit and head of Lawton Garden council while John Brigham becomes master counselor for the Lawton DeMolay district. Charles Payne named to the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority from the sixth district.
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W. Clyde Shelton
Rose
Lawton Garden Council
John Brigham
Lawton
Beef imports seen as part of wider US trade picture
Washington dispatch notes beef imports from Australia New Zealand Ireland Mexico and other countries total about 10 percent of US supply with two thirds from Australia and New Zealand. Department of Agriculture data warn imports could rise to 15 20 percent in five years harming ranchers while a voluntary restraint may slow growth. Beef price gains of five percent offer limited relief.
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Washington
Johnson
Lbj
Walter Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
Kermit Gordon
Heller
Gordon
Australia
New Zealand
America
Department of Agriculture
Ireland
Mexico
Argentina
London
Wyoming
South Dakota
U.S
Geneva
State Department
Western
Europe
Blood Banks Grow National Network and Saving Blood
Sylvia Porter explains the national clearinghouse system of the American Association of Blood Banks and the Red Cross, where blood donations form a nationwide liquidity similar to a savings bank. Donors earn credits usable for others or themselves, with local banks feeding district centers to balance supply and demand nationwide.
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Kennedy
Texas
Dallas
American Assn
Red Cross
U.S
Federal Reserve Banking System
The
American Assn. of
Rosser Mainwaring
AABB
California Navy
Bernice Hemphill
Aabb National Clearinghouse
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Sodom
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Jack Dunlap
Duke University
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Cache
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