When Luck Runs Out on the Nation’s Highways
An opinion piece warns that heavy traffic on modern expressways combined with fog, driver inattention, and poor vehicle control causes deadly crashes. It cites the New Jersey turnpike disaster and a California pileup to urge safer margins, full attention, and penalties for reckless driving.
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New Jersey Turnpike
New Jersey
California
Debt limit rises to 320 billion amid spending spree
Congress faced a Treasury request for a higher debt limit of 307 billion through June 30 and 309 billion for July and August, with an eventual 320 billion cap for the final 10 months of the 1964 fiscal year. Senator Byrd warned against planned deficits as the Senate debated rushed measures.
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Congress
Treasury
Harry S. Byrd
Virginia
Senate Finance Committee
Byrd
House
Airports for All Bring Flight Access to Small Towns
The Federal Aid Airports Program offers financial help to small communities seeking runways. New standards enable 2,000 by 50 foot strips on about 22 acres plus 10 acres clear zones, safe for small aircraft under visual flight rules. The program covers up to 50 percent of costs, aiming to create an integrated nationwide airstrip network.
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Federal Aviation Agency
Thoughts For Today From The Scriptures
A brief devotional reflection references the commandment against coveting a neighbor's house wife and possessions. It presents a moral reminder to value one’s own life and refrain from envy. The text emphasizes personal virtue and spiritual discipline within a traditional religious frame.
Retirement Burden Seen from Military Pay Study
Washington reports that the U S defense retirement burden rises with aging personnel. Estimates show thousands of officers and enlisted may be fit to return to duty, with costs soaring to billions by 1980 and beyond. Proposals include longer service, pay changes, and second careers.
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United States
Army
Air Force
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
Anderson
Joints Chiefs of Staff
Richard H. Schord
Democrat
Missouri
House
Armed Services Committee
Senate
Pentagon
Carl Vinson
House Armed Service Committee
Vinson
Congress
Republic
Defense Department
West Point
Annapolis
Campaign head named for Lawton Fort Sill Chest drive
Olen Conner Southwestern Bell Telephone plant superintendent is chosen to lead the Lawton Fort Sill Community Chest campaign. Lawton Optimist Club backs plans for two underground walkways across Fort Sill Blvd near Lawton High School Ferris.
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Olen Conner
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Lawton-Fort Sill
Test Ban Door Still Ajar In Cold War Pause
Marquis Childs notes the slim chance of a formal test ban as secrecy, politics, and cost strain U S Soviet aims. He cites Kennedy,Humphrey,Dodd positions, Khrushchev risk, two to three on site inspections, and a crack open door for diplomacy amid rising arms race pressures.
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Ashington
Kennedy
Senate
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Thomas Dodd
Connecticut
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
America
Norman Cousins
The
Saturday Review
Khrushchev
New York
Arthur Dean
Geneva
Vasily Kuznetsov
Kuznetsov
Moscow
Dean
Cousins
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Eisenhower
Congress
Robert McNamara
England
Harold Macmillan
Mr. Kennedy
Mirror of the Mind and Sports Psychology Notes
A collage of opinions on glamour in marriage, Little League athletic focus, and motivation in problem solving. Glamour alone cannot sustain marriage. glamour-conscious women may be capable wives and mothers. A Michigan study emphasizes belonging as key for nine to twelve year olds, not pure athletic skill. Highly motivated individuals resist new approaches when time is scarce.
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Galmour
South
Almanac Today June 4 1963 History Notes
The Almanac for Tuesday June 4 1963 marks the 155th day of the year with 210 to follow. notable events include 1800 White House completed, 1896 Henry Ford’s first car trial in Detroit, 1942 Midway begins with decisive US victory, 1944 Rome occupied by U S and British forces as the first Axis capital to fall.
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Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
White House
Henry Ford
Detroit
United States
U.S
Rome
Pope John XXIII’s humor charms world readers
Mary McGrory recalls Pope John XXIII as a warm, humorous figure whose encyclicals and peace message Pacem in Terris sparked universal praise. The pope's humanity shone in scenes from Castel Gandolfo to audience moments with journalists and American congressmen, ending with a personal check on an American couple in Rome.
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John XXIII
John
Pius XII
Pope John
Vatican
St. Mark's
Robert F. Kennedy
Pauline Chapel
Bergamo
God
Castel Gondolfo
Rome
Merchants of hysteria warn against racial tensions
The piece cautions against hysteria mongers inflaming racial tensions and argues for fair treatment of Negro rights, while preserving private property and personal privacy. It warns that coercive federal action could erode open society and private rights, urging restraint and restraint from inflammatory demands.
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Washington
United States
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