Defections Stalk Kennedy Era Democrats As 1964 Looms
The piece argues growing white urban and suburban discontent over civil rights may weaken Democratic support in 1964. It notes Poland, Irish, and Italian communities in cities like Chicago Detroit Cleveland Pittsburgh Philadelphia show frustration with job competition and civil rights push. Philadelphia's mayoral race next month tests Democratic strength under Tate against Republican McDermott, signaling potential GOP gains.
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Phony Telegrams Spark Call for Law Against Faked Messages
Senator Thomas H. Kuchel faced a flood of 3000 telegrams in 24 hours urging support for a bill allowing freight forwarders to own rail and other carriers. Signers denied sending the telegrams. Rachel pursues penalties for sending messages under another’s name to Congress, seeking broad support.
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California
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Meany predicts shorter work week to dominate labor convention
AFL CIO president George Meany argues a shorter work week will be the main convention issue in New York next month and will create more jobs. He notes electricians show higher costs, while workers seek additional jobs to fill hours, hurting the unemployed.
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Public aid rules blamed for pressuring unemployed fathers
Critics say able bodied men in the home hinder families from receiving aid under public assistance laws. Some areas require work days to offset benefits, effectively pushing unemployed fathers to desert their families. The law should be liberalized to protect family life in the poorest communities.
Faith and Healing Teachings From Scriptural Verse
A devotional note cites Matthew 15 28 where Jesus commends a believer's great faith, healing a daughter instantly. It also quotes Ralph Waldo Emerson on learning to trust the unseen creator and source.
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Butter Oleo Debate Sparks Capitol Friction
Washington report highlights congressional squabbles over oleomargarine versus butter with remarks from Sen. George Aiken and Sen. William Proxmire. It also notes Mortimer Caplin receiving the Learned Hand Human Relations Award and Kennedy hosting Irish premier Sean LeMass.
Oklahoma legislature probes lodge problems linger in politics
Oklahoma lawmakers continue a prolonged inquiry into lodge problems, with Democrats readying their 1964 platform next month. The initial plank targets keeping football coaches out of politics while OSU and OU fans brace for shaping sentiment as Texas and Aggies games loom.
The Bunny Dream and the Model T Woman
Inez Robb critiques the evolving ideal of women as science edges toward a “bunny on demand.” She riffs on hats in court, women drivers, and Olympic team impressions, arguing men seek a silent ideal while warning of women’s resistance to change.
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U. S
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Mirror Of The Mind On Tomboys And Social Roles
The piece argues that tomboys are not abnormal as some girls imitate boys to gain perceived advantages. It notes girls seek leadership and athletic recognition and may act with boys, challenging gender norms. It also discusses wildlife trends, deer and other species expanding on farms, and suggests deer may be open game this hunting season. It concludes with guidance on flexible meal times stressing enjoyment over strict schedules.
Local youths win club memberships and college honors
Joey Johnston from Lawton qualifies for Seals club on the Oklahoma College for Women campus. Nancy J. Redeker joins the OCW glee club. Billy Cole, ex Lawton High, among 85 picked for the University of Oklahoma concert band. Bill A Nicholas and Jack Shomate attend Northeastern State College Tahlequa h. Fifth Army gunners and infantry push German tanks north of Alife. City council orders darkening of street lights to trim municipal budget.
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Lawton
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J. W. Redeker
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Billy Cole
Lawton High School
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Supersonic plane sparks political and environmental debate
A Senate subcommittee hearing on the proposed SST notes a Mach 3 plane could cut New York Los Angeles flight times by about 30 minutes, with costs up to 1.5 billion. Critics raise sonic boom, safety, and environmental concerns amid a US push to beat the Concorde in speed.
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Kentucky
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Nation to be a two car family era says Porter
Sylvia Porter reports on a West Coast family with four and ten cars, planning a new convertible. She cites Chase Manhattan Bank and a Michigan University survey showing a surge in multiple car ownership. Analysts link rising incomes, loans, suburbia, and youth driving to the shift toward owning two or more vehicles.
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Almanac Today October 24 1963 notable historical events
Almanac note for Thursday October 24 1963 lists the 297th day of the year with 68 remaining, the moon near first quarter, Jupiter as morning star and visible with Saturn at night. In history entries, 1861 marks the first U.S. telegram from California to Lincoln, and 1901 notes Anna Edson Taylor surviving Niagara Falls in a barrel.
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