Rockefeller Promises Choice If Nominated for President
Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller argues a Republican nomination would present voters a clear alternative to Democratic policy. He labels Goldwater a me too candidate and stresses fundamental differences on budgets and central government. Rockefeller resumes New Hampshire campaign while Goldwater opens in Concord.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Rockefeller
Goldwater
New Hampshire
Johnson
Insulted Burglar Demands Retraction Letter
Rutland Herald reported a burglar who looted a laundry also took a Salvation Army collection box. A reader sent an unsigned letter claiming the report was untrue and asking for a retraction, saying the Army does good work with little funding.
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Rutland, Vt
Rutland Herald
Salvation Army
Gem-Wise: Howell Celebrates Re-appointment as AGS Jeweler
Henry Howell reports his reappointment as Registered Jeweler in the American Gem Society. He notes AGS upholds ethics, gemological standards, and customer protection since 1934. The society developed tools like the Diamondscope and Colorimeter to aid member firms. Howell's Jewelry invites trust and fair pricing.
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American Gem Society
American Gems— Society
AGS
FTC
Society For
Howell's Jewelry
Ady
Post Office to Leave Jobs Vacant to Cut Federal Staffing
Washington Post master General Gronouski orders a 5000 position reduction by not filling vacancies across 15 regions. No regular employees lose their jobs, with effects to save 30 million dollars yearly, and services to remain intact. Other leaders warn on tax cut impact and a Pentagon draft study continues guidance beyond 1967.
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Washington
News From
John A. Gronouski
Gronouski
Johnson
Luther Hodges
W. Willard Wirtz
ABC
Issues
Girl tests watch by riding bike through mud
Sandra Douglas ten wrote to a wrist watch firm to test a new watch by tying it to her bicycle wheel and riding through mud and puddles. The watch stopped and the firm promised to investigate but sent no replacement.
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Blyth, England
UPI
Sandra Douglas
Sandra
Teachers Pay Hits New High
The National Education Association reports public school teachers in the United States will earn an average of 5,963 for the 1963-64 year, up 231 or four percent from 1962-63. Alaska leads with 8,150 while Mississippi remains lowest at 3,830. regional patterns place Far Western states on top.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
National Education Association
NEA
District of Columbia
Alaska
California
New York
Connecticut
Illinois
Mississippi
Arkansas
South Carolina
Kentucky
Alabama
Mideastern
Great Lakes
New England
Rocky Mountain
Southwest
Plains
Southeast
Subscriptions rates for Lawton Ohio area and beyond
The notice lists second class postage details for Lawton area subscriptions and various regional mail rates. Rates shown include Morning Press and Sunday at $1.58 per month, Constitution and Sunday at $2.40, with per copy costs for specific delivery options. It also details multiple annual plans for Oklahoma and nearby counties, including outside Oklahoma rates and special one year constitution presses.
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Lawton
Ohio
Constitution
Constitution Press
Ionly
Third
Lowton
Okla
Comanche, Cotton
Tillmon
Iowe
Coddo
Grady
Stephens
Jefferson
Jackson
Sundey
Press & Sundey
Const
Press & Sun
Oklahome
P.O
Sun
Reporter Takes Close Look At Reconvening Congress
United Press International examines the 88th Congress as it reconvenes in Washington. President Johnson faces a polarized legislature and complaints of committee tyranny. The piece notes Johnson’s early showdown on foreign aid, his Hill credibility, and the presidency’s need to decide how aggressively to push bills. Next: Harry Byrd, boss of our taxes.
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United Press International
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Clifford Case
R. J
Mark Twain
Walter Lippmann
House
Senate
Capitol
Potomac River
Colonoato claims quick relief for tense nerves and constipation
The ad promotes Colonoato tablets using a colonic nerve stimulant and bulking action to restore bowel activity overnight. It claims clinicians support and urges purchase of the introductory 43 cent size.
Solon Robbed of Cameras in Gonzalez Car Theft
In San Antonio Texas thieves pried open a car window vent and stole 450 dollars worth of cameras and undeveloped Kennedy photographs from Rep Henry B Gonzalez Also taken were recent film of President Lyndon B Johnson The break in occurred on a downtown street with the vehicle locked at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Henry B. Gonzalez
John F. Kennedy
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Gonzalez
Life Insurance Offer for Ages Up to Eighty
An advertisement invites applicants aged 50 to 80 to secure a $2 000 life insurance policy with permanent coverage after approval. The ad promises no calls and no obligation, instructing readers to mail name address and year of birth to Old American Insurance Co at 4906 Oak, Kansas City MO.
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Old American Innsurance Co
Oak
Kansas City
Sixteen Believed Drowned After Fishing Boat Sinking
A Spanish fishing boat named Centoleira sank after colliding with a similar vessel near Vigo. Sixteen crewmen are feared drowned, five of twenty one crew members were rescued, three bodies recovered, thirteen missing as pre dawn darkness hindered search and recovery efforts.
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Vigo
Spain
UPI
Centoleira
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