Hodges Keeps Hold On Job Amid Rumors in Washington
Longtime secretary Luther Hodges faces rumors he will resign to run for North Carolina governor, but White House aides and sources say Kennedy is pleased with Hodges's performance. The piece traces past rumors about Hodges and how administration and political ties influence his tenure and potential future moves.
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Luther Hartwell Hodges
North Carolina
Kennedy
Hodges
Washington
White House
Terry Sanford
Sanford
Bert Bennett
B. Everett Jordan
Henry Jordan
Robert Kennedy
Business Advisory Council
BAC
Howard Petersen
Philadelphia
Petersen
State Department
Congress
Senate
U S Women In Space and the NASA Gender Debate
The article highlights Valentina Tereshkova's orbit and argues American women engineers scientists and pilots play key roles at NASA. It notes no current plan to train women astronauts despite tests passed by 13 women pilots and quotes Senator Anderson urging inclusion. It cautions about training pace and safety before women fly.
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Soviet Union
Valentina Vladimirovna Tereshkova
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
America
Alan Shepard
Virgil Grissom
John Glenn
Scott Carpenter
Walter Schirra
Gordon Cooper
Nancy G. Roman
Space Sciences
Jocelyn Gill
Cooper
Marcia Neugebauer
NASA
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena
Calif
Harriet Maliison
Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt
Jerri Cobb
Oklahoma City
Philip Hart
Michigan
Clinton P. Anderson
New Mexico
Senate Space Committee
Goldwater Seen as Best GOP Hope for 1964 Nomination
The article notes Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona previously dismissed as improbable but now viewed by conservatives as the likely GOP candidate in 1964. It argues the party must win industrial states and may rely on Goldwater to appeal in the Middle West Mountain West and South, with Goldwater leading Rockefeller and Romney in polls.
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Kennedy
Goldwater
New York
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Michigan
California
Middle West
Mountain States
South
Rockefeller
Romney
Senate Passes Six Bills Aiding Migrant Farm Workers
The Senate approved six measures to help two million migratory workers and their children. Proposals include education funding, day care, extended child labor protections, crew leader registration, migrant sanitation, and a national advisory council. Senator Harrison A. Williams framed them as a starting point.
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Senate
House
National Advisory Council On Migratory Labor
Harrison A. Williams
Migratory Labor Subcommittee
What Do You Spend Tourists in Pennsylvania Tour
Tourists in Pennsylvania will be surveyed at 300 locations this summer to help plan the state road program. About a half million visitors will be asked where they came from where they are going how long they stay and how much they spend.
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Pennsylvania
Thoughtful maxims on speech from Psalms and Franklin
A compact reflection citing Psalms 15 3 and Benjamin Franklin urging restraint in speaking ill of others and to excuse faults while speaking well of people whenever possible. The text presents moral guidance on kindness, temperance, and charitable critique.
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Benjamin Franklin
Peace initiative optimism faces caveats in Cold War view
Roscoe Drummond analyzes President Kennedy's American University speech on peace as a hopeful move but warns that real change is unlikely. He notes Khrushchev praised the words while Moscow signals caution, and he argues the core problem is communist drive to impose systems.
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Kennedy
American University
Kremlin
Moscow
Khrushchev
U. S
RED
Is competitiveness a neurotic trait in work roles
A discussion cites research by Dr. C Knight Aldrich on competitiveness in men and women. It notes women executives show heart disease rates similar to male executives when in high achievement roles, and that mild boredom in TV can boost attention during breaks.
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C. Knight Aldrich
University of Chicago
Almanac Today June 27 1963 major events list
The Almanac Today notes June 27 1963 as the 178th day with 187 to follow. It lists births including Helen Keller born 1880 in Tuscumbia Alabama. Historical notes include Joseph Smith's murder in 1844 Brigham Young as Mormon head, 1893 stock market crash, 1936 Roosevelt renominated, and 1950 Truman order of military aid in Korea.
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Mars
Helen Keller
Tuscumbia
Ala
Joseph Smith
Brigham Young
New York Stock Exchange
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Harry Truman
U.S. Navy
Air Force
South Korea
Oklahoma figures join Washington rally over civil right drive
Several Oklahomans travel to Washington DC for a Goldwater rally amid claims the money and petition drive by welfare champions was an artistic failure. Officials have not stated if the effort was financially successful.
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Washington, D.C
Porter's study shows lawyers held in low esteem nationwide
Sylvia Porter highlights a Missouri Bar Pren-Hall study finding about public distrust in legal fees and court access. The report notes many Americans lack legal protection, view lawyers poorly, and want clear ethics, itemized billing, and better jury and traffic court procedures.
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Opinon
Missouri Bar-Prentice-Hall
Bar
Odds Against Treaty On Nuclear Test Ban
Washington officials doubt a binding United States Britain and Russia treaty on a nuclear test ban will emerge from talks. Averell Harriman faces odds of success at 1 to 20 and observers warn of a possible renewed arms race if diplomacy fails.
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Washington
Averell Harriman
Moscow
Kennedy
Russia
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Alliance
NATO
MLF
U.S
Khrushchev
U. S
Laniel becomes France premier amid 37-day crisis
Fort Sill gains boost as Spartan Aircraft Maintenance division unfolds aiding Lawton’s economy. Mary Pokorny of Lawton oversees BPW club installations. Also noted: 20 years ago Allied bombers attacked Rabaul and a Fort Sill trainee named Jeulich is listed among names.
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Joseph Laniel
France
Spartan
Fort Sill
Lawton
Mary Pokorny
Oklahoma Federation of Business & Professional Women’s Clubs
Duncan Bpw Club
Big Lap
Rabaul
New Britain
Kerr Werner Rudulf
Samuel Ben Jonas Israel
Charles Cleve Jeulich
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