Goldwater’s Evolving Stance Sparks National Debate
The article analyzes Sen. Barry Goldwater’s expressed openness to federal troop use in school desegregation under certain conditions, versus his personal belief that segregation is morally wrong. It notes critics claim shifts in social security taxes and far right influence, while others see gradual political realism as he moves toward the presidency. It discusses how a candidate’s views often blur from black and white to gray as responsibilities grow.
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Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Washington
Congressional Quarterly
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Pressure On Deadbeats A Yugoslavs Payment Shifts UN Debt Strain
Yugoslavia announces it will pay its share of Congo peacekeeping costs, pressuring other holdouts in the Soviet bloc and France to follow. The move aims to avoid General Assembly denial risk and vote loss after a World Court ruling that all assessments must be paid. If others comply, UN finances may stabilize, reducing bankruptcy risk. The United States and allies have contributed about 1.3 billion plus a 772 thousand extra, a burden that may be shared as Western powers motivate broader payment.
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Yugoslavia
Congo
Soviet Union
Communist Bloc
France
General Assembly
World Court
World Organization
United Nations
United States
Canada
Britain
Jersey City honors Genoa guests as Columbus Day grand marshal
Cristoforo Colombo and his wife from Genoa visit Jersey City for Columbus Day events. At 71, a World War I hero with five sons in the U.S. 5th Army in Italy during World War II, Colombo is named honorary grand marshal but not known to be related to Christopher Columbus. The piece ponders possible distant descent after 450 years.
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Jersey City
Cristoforo Colombo
Genoa
Italy
Colombo
Shin Strikers in Women Field Hockey Face Rough Fall
The article notes that many women in colleges dread fall hockey as outdoor PE credit. It describes stronger players inflicting bruises without guards and contrasts with Britain and Ireland where the sport is more natural, citing England and Scotland achieving second wins in international play in Germantown and Allentown, Pa.
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British Isles
England
Scotland
Germantown
Allentown
Thoughtful Lives Inspire Faithful Courage
A compact inspirational quote frame cites Job and Ernest Arndt praising steadfast faith and devotion. It juxtaposes divine inquiry with resolve to die for God and country, emphasizing courage, fidelity, and martyr-like dedication.
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Ernest Arndt
Senate moves toward standards amid river pollution fights
The Senate Public Works committee unanimously backed a Muskie bill to empower the PHS to set water cleanliness standards for interstate waterways. It requires regional conferences, state input, and practical court-proof standards, while boosting grants for treatment plants and sewers.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Public Works Committee
Congress
Public Health Service Authority
Pearl River
Mississippi
Louisiana
Gulf of Mexico
Bogalusa
PHS
Elmund S. Muskie
Maine
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Haile Selassie: Africa's Durable Emperor Faces New Tensions
Haile Selassie, 72, the Lion of Judah, binds Africa’s leaders with his insistence on unity and stability. He quells rebellion, expands Addis Ababa’s power centers, and now navigates Somali border strains while possibly considering recognizing Red China.
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Washington
Haile Selassie
Judah
King of
Kings
League of Nations
Italy
Africa
United Nations
Africa Hall
Addis Ababa
U. S
Is Palace
Is Palace To Convention Hotel
Somalia
Scermarche
Ethiopia
Mirror Of The Mind And Social Courtesy In Hiring
The piece notes big firms increasingly screen employees and even spouses for manners and social behavior, with top roles scrutinizing table manners and conduct. It also discusses whisky absorption, noting high concentration can irritate mucous membranes and slow absorption. It mentions property tax implications of exempting charitable groups from municipal services and suggests such exemptions amount to forced contributions.
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Berton Roueche
Grove Press
Almanac Today October Eighth 1963 Historical Notes
Almanac lists notable events on this date including the 1871 Great Chicago Fire beginning and destroying thousands of buildings, 1923 hyperinflation in Germany, 1940 taxes on corporate excess profits, and 1942 Waves beginning naval training at Smith College. Eddie Rickenbacker born 1890 is noted.
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Eddie Rickenbacker
Chicago
Germany
U. S
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Kennedy Consumer Advisory Council Proposes Nationwide Protections
Peter Edson reports the CAC's first release urges a government field service for consumer protection and a monthly two way consumer government newsletter. It calls for uniform labeling standards, stronger enforcement, pre market cosmetics inspection, national safety standards, metric system study, and expanded consumer education and protections.
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Washington
Kennedy
Consumer Advisory Council
CAC
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Food and Drug Administration
U. S
Bureau of Standards
Sylvia Porter Explains Tax Bill's Real Impact on You
The piece uses a table from the Research Institute of America to show how the 1963 tax bill would cut rates for individuals across brackets, with partial 1964 and full 1965 reductions. It explains a new minimum standard deduction and walks through an example of a married couple with three dependents, highlighting potential annual tax savings and changes in deductions.
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The
Research Institute of America
Smith
Yesteryears from the Constitution Files
Ten year look back notes Henry Weddle a local bank cashier speaking at an Oklahoma Bankers study conference. Ten years ago ROTC cadets from Lawton High and Faxon were promoted at the University of Oklahoma. Thirty years ago a Lawton pep club nickname and 4 H winners are mentioned along with global events.
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Constitution
Henry Weddle
Air Force
Lawton High School
Mewing Kittens
Elgin
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Edito
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Washington Report
By Sam A. Hanna
Detroit
Muskie
Marv McGrory
Lion of Judah
Brazil
Crown Prince
Wassau
Peiping
China
Ambharic
State Department
Allen J. Ellender
Ellender
By Joseph Whitney
Dennis the Menace
MR. Wison
the Almanac
Peter Edson
Consumer Council
Robert J. Lampman
University of Wisconsin
U.S
CEA
Helen G. Conover
Cornell
School of Economics
Caroline Ware
Consumer Clearing House
Persia Campbell
City University of New York
Helen E. Nelson
California Consumer Council
John G. Lee
League of Women Voters
Sylvia Porter
David Angevine
Cooperative League
Edward S. Lewis
New York Urban League
Minnesota
Walter F. Mondale
Richard L. D. Morse
Kansas University
Colston E. Warne
Consumers Union
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Fifth Army
Castel Volturno
Capua
Volturno
Westminster Presbyterian Chapel
Carl Culbreath
Calvin Francis Livingston
Mori Lee Reeves
Faxon
Seabees
Franklin Pierce
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