If Everyone Quit Smoking Shudders
Column imagines broad economic and social upheaval if all smokers quit. Notes shifts in tobacco farming to other crops, government underwrite of new uses for wheat corn and cotton, and widespread industry disruptions from advertising to ash bags and lighter fluids. Mentions Smoky Bear and various industries facing job losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick West Washington
Acqualitanees
Secretary of Agriculture
Tobacco Auclenters
Gearelle
Capitol Gossip and Social Snippets From Washington
A Washington luncheon hosts Mrs. Lyns don Johnson and Mrs. Lopez Mateos with Carol Channing giving impromptu translation and playful mimicry. Goldwater studio joke, a new Capitol Hill restaurant called Fire Rotunda, Keep America Beautiful convention highlights, plus debates on equal pay and von Braun space forecasts.
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Washington State
Enterprisa Assn
Wasitington
NEA
Lynsdon Johnson
Washington
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Carol Channing
Senora Lopez Mateos
Miss Channing
Mythica
Carol
Mrs. Johnson
Bird
Worth Carolina
Terry Sanfort
Arkansas Young Democrats
Barry Goldwater
18Th Century Fox
Capitol Hill
Congress
Baliy
Keep
America Beautiful
Washington Monument
Mt. Vernon
Lincoln Memorial
Daltecarlia
Fort Toien
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
World Food Congress
Womin
W. Boyd Owen
Owens-Liingis Glass Co
Toledo
Owen
Wernher von Braun
Siberia
Endurance of the Soul Highlighted in 1963 Feature Creed
A Kentuck y Press Association entry notes the Daily Sheepstaire’s 1963 best feature story and best editorial page awards. The text frames endurance of the saintly soul as a test of faith, citing passages from Revelation and a reflection on enduring allegiance to God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Sheepstaire
Freedom of Information
Jesus
God
Eawii Chapin
School Prayer Decision and National Reactions
Commentary on the Supreme Court guidance this term as it addresses school prayer and Bible reading. It notes deep divisions, quotes Griswold’s dissent, and cites instances of coercion and abuse while urging government neutrality and separation of church and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
High Court
U.S
U. S. Court
Supreme Courts
U. S. Cent
Erwin N. Griswold
Harvard Law School
New York
Griswold
Baltimore
Pennyslvania
Goldwater Links War to U S Economic Rescue
Barry Goldwater argues the nation was twice saved from financial disaster by war, citing World War II and the Korean War as economic stimulants. He notes war caused a large rise in public debt, $216 billion in 1941-45 and $11 billion in the Korean era, and questions peacetime defense spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
U. S
Readers respond to Bible reading ruling in schools
In a Pineville Kentucky letter, Fawna Wayne Bastow protests the Supreme Court Bible Reading decision. She argues two families and civil liberties groups influenced schools to ban scripture readings and prayers, fearing harsh supervision and loss of literary exposure. She urges reinstating classroom access to biblical texts as cultural heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Cbs-Tv
Civil Liberties Union
Wrey
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Fawma Wayne Bastow
Pineville
Daily News circulation and service details notice
Middlesboro Kentucky publication outlines delivery options and rates in a standard notices section. It lists carrier and mail prices, geographic coverage including Bell and Knox counties, Lee County, and other areas, with annual and monthly rates for subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Wews.co. Inc
Middlesboro
Kentucky
United Ees
United Press International
Middleshares
Bell and Kook
Lee County
Ihone
Self-Dosing Versus Proper Diagnosis Warned
A letter warns against self medication with aspirin, noting that many rely on home dosing before medical advice. The writer recalls aspirin use in families to prevent colds but cautions about improper intake and wasted time that could be spent seeking professional diagnosis.
Remember When Twenty Three Years Ago Dinner Party Honors Kin
A reminiscence recalls a dinner party at Mr and Mrs BP s home honoring Mr and Mrs Harry King Brooking of Akin Ohio. Mrs Frank Tucker visited Knoxville relatives. Elks’ victory over Kis veulent. Agriculture forecast lowers pig crop. A aspirin misuse warning highlights risks and correct dosing. Benadryl side effects caution. Electricity in hair from brushing discussed with discharge tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lold San
Harry King Brooking
Akin
Ohio
Frank Tucker
Knoxville
Greenville Cubs
Elizabethton
Thorpeness
Sunion
J. Bf. Brooks
Harry Earle
C. B. White
Tennessee
Elks
Kis
Agriculture
Department
Barbs on Crime and Summer Trends in Barefoot Youth
A fragmented note discusses Crime blame shifting beyond criminals and a summer scene of a natural American boy going barefoot. It mentions stabs, bruises, and a rough road hog, reflecting mixed, unclear observations on youth, behavior, and social attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihaloe
Youth languor at the beach and a warning on population growth
The piece notes a rising era of sun worship and leisure among youths, contrasting past vigor with present lethargy. It then cites Arnold Toynbee and a World Food Congress warning that two thirds of Americans and billions worldwide face hunger, forecasting population doubling and a race between growth and famine. Barriers include poverty, ignorance, and religious opposition, while leaders call hunger mankind's war of liberation and urge action beyond indifference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold J. Toynbee
World Food Congress
Washington
United States
Africa
Asia
South America
Kennedy
Tha Foo
Khrushchev’s Strategic Flexibility in Cold War Ties
Foreign News Commentary assesses Khrushchev’s early prominence as a world communist spokesman and his maneuvering between Moscow and Beijing. It outlines upcoming July conferences in Moscow, the US Britain and Soviet talks on a nuclear test ban, and the risks of Sino Soviet split. It notes Khrushchev delaying conceding on on site inspections and the dual pressures from Red China and Western powers shaping Soviet calculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikita Khrushchev
Mosomy
Moscow
Washington
Across and Downs Puzzle Clues Mixed and Erratic
A scrambled list of crossword style clues and partial phrases appears, including references to names, numbers, and places. The text mixes foreign looks with misprints and garbled words, offering little coherent narrative beyond a collection of hints and fragments.
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the Daily News
Elen Kincaid Henry
Ellis
Maurice Ki Henry
Fido
Kentucky Press Association
Open Forum
Simely
Phil Newsom
Strait of
Formosa
Persian Gulf
Baltic Sea
Red
China
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Enser Weith
Charles de Gaulle
Russia
Mossowe
Rapoloni's Fist
Ram Banding Zaceaute
Vremin
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