Senators Seek Open Government Bill to End Agency Secrecy
A coalition of 14 Senators proposes amending the Administrative Procedure Act to require New Frontier Government agencies to publish in the Federal Register all policy statements rules and procedures and to provide final opinions and interpretations for public inspection. Voting records would also be public with narrow defense or internal workings exemptions. Senator Edward Long of Missouri sponsors the measure arguing for greater government transparency and accountability.
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New Frontier
Federal
Edward Long
Missouri
Senator Long
Congress
Robert Frost Dies Richer Than Expected in Vermont Estate
Court records in Middlebury, Vermont show poet Robert Frost left an estate valued near 250000 dollars. About 150000 of that is future royalties to his heirs, with 100000 of actual estate. Frost's wealth contrasts with the common image of poets.
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Robert Frost
Middlebury
Vermont
Frost
Stewart Witherell
Yawn Breaks by Tokyo Electric Women Draw Attention
A technical magazine notes 2,400 Tokyo electric company workers take a 90 second yawn break each hour on the assembly line. It claims the break may boost output and suggests American workers also use a dawn break after late nights.
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NCE
Tokyo
Juvenile Delinquency Question Sparks Adult Responsibility
A columnist argues that juvenile misbehavior reflects broader issues of adult misconduct and calls for accountability across generations in society.
Money in the Modern Wallet Described in Brief Phrase
A succinct observation notes that today the average man does not retain cash long enough to feel it burn his pockets, reflecting changing spending habits and attitudes toward money.
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Publication and Subscriptions 1963
The notice lists office address at 8th St and Ave J in Lubbock Texas and details subscription rates for various plans including morning, Sunday, and combined editions. It includes affiliations with The Associated Press and United Press International and presents a pledge of allegiance and standard newspaper masthead information.
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South Plains
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
8Th St
Ave. J
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker F. Prouty
Sore
Chas. A. Guy
Carrer
United States of America
Republic
Kennedy Clan Expands Behind The President’s Reelection Bid
Ruth Montgomery reports the Kennedy family mobilizes for 1964. Bobby Kennedy is set for another cabinet term, Ted Kennedy seeks reelection, Rose Kennedy tours Massachusetts, Sargent Shriver leads the Peace Corps, Stephen Smith gains influence, and the clan contemplates Steve Smith as a rising campaign manager.
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Ruth Montgomery
Ashington
Kennedy
America
Jfk
Bobby
Ted
Rose Kennedy
Massachusetts
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Stephen Smith
Teddy
Steve
Kennedy Kingdom
Europe Tour Demands More Stamina and Planning
The piece warns American travelers that Europe this summer will be crowded with scarce hotel rooms and rising costs. It urges packing stamina, vitamins, an oxygen tank, a sleeping bag, and a Boy Scout knife while pursuing reservations through reputable agencies. It notes non American tourists also traveling and the shift to professionalized tourism postwar growth and crowded musts like Toledo.
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Inez Robe
Adrid
Europe
Middle East
Spain
Mallorca
Toledo
ICC Opposes Broad Rail Rate Cuts in Congress Debates
ICC leadership fights two bills that would let all carriers lower rates without approval to curb monopolistic practices. The piece notes railroads, trucks, and barges as the three major carriers and highlights consumer impact, antitrust hurdles, and a call for open debate as Congress delays rail system reform.
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Andrew Tully
Ashington
Congress
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Freigt
Talk Is Cheap Until Money Backed It Up
A saying notes that verbal claims lose value without tangible funds to support them. It emphasizes the link between words and financial commitment in decisive actions.
Five new members join Junior Welfare League group
Five new members introduced at the home of Miss Etoile McLeod include Mesdames James Baker Arch L King Clarence Wiginton Hiram Parks and A C Sanders Jr Mrs Marion Sanford led the event. Junior High School pupils raised 1585 dollars in War stamps in seven months from a PTA booth directed by Mrs J L Murfee.
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Junior Welfare League
Etoile McLeod
James Baker
Arch L. King
Clarence Wiginton
Hiram Parks
A. C. Sanders Jr
Marion Sanford
Carrol Thompson
Parent- Teacher Association
J. L. Murfee
Manipulated debt figures drawn from a political pitch
A critical column attacks the Kennedy era budget document The President's Budget in Brief for Fiscal 1964 arguing that debt comparisons to GNP mislead the public. It cites 1941 1947 baselines and accuses Budget Director Gordon Sorensen and others of deliberate distortions to serve a political doctrine.
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Taylor
Kennedy
Yale
U. S
Kermit Gordon
Theodore C. Sorensen
White House
W. W. Heller
United States
McCall Corp acquires Foote & Davies in cash deal
McCall Corp buys Foote & Davies Inc Atlanta printer and publisher for 6,280,375 dollars in cash. The purchase covers 215,025 Foote & Davies common shares at 15 dollars each and 235,000 Class A common shares at 13 dollars each, a shift from the planned stock exchange.
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New York
UPI
McCall Corp
Foote & Davies, Inc
Atlanta
McCall
Foote & Davies
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