Birchers anticipate expanded activity after 1964
The January 1965 Birchers Bulletin hails 1964 as a strong year with donations at 3.2 million dollars and plans for a Washington lobbying HQ and a 50 percent boost in Belmont office staff. It warns of renewed tactics, challenges open discussion, and hints Goldwater may run for Senate if Hayden leaves.
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Tobacco Firms Hedge Bets With Diversification Moves
The piece notes tobacco companies shift into pet food and other human foods as cigarette demand falls. It argues the moves reflect diversification in response to health warnings and a slower smoking rate, suggesting firms hedge against revenue declines while public messaging remains cautious.
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House Votes to End Foreign Aid to Egypt in Split Victory
Washington report on the House vote ending all food for peace aid to Nasser's Egypt. Les Arends led a cross party coalition enabling 204 to 177 passing the Michel amendment 128 to 0 among Republicans while 76 Democrats backed it against leadership. Fulbright vows Senate fight to restore aid.
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Astrological Forecast for Aquarius and Upcoming Influences
The reading highlights generous planetary support for creative and intellectual pursuits on Wednesday, plus favorable travel outdoor activities and personal relationships. For Aquarians with May birthdays, practical judgment can solve recurring financial issues, with late April, mid May, and August offering lifts and a strong late-year monetary cycle. Personal relationships and career recognition are noted, with romantic and social gains in late spring and summer, and a well endowed child with high intellect foretold.
Why Humphrey Was Not Sent to Churchill Funeral
Washington debate over President Johnson's choice not to send Vice President Humphrey to London for Winston Churchill's funeral. Public concern linked to Johnson's illness and desire to avoid causing anxiety at home. General Eisenhower attended as private citizen. Johnson's delegation questions noted.
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Hollywood Buzz and Broadway Notes from Sam Cook’s Circle
Dorothy Kilgallen cites Barbara Kilgallen predicting a new marriage to guitarist Bobby Womack of the Valentinos. Diahann Carroll’s wish may come true. John Wayne draws crowds in Mexico. Geraldine Chaplin reportedly commands 100000 for Dr Zhivago. Roddy McDowall’s coat appears. Barbara Streisand teased at a deli. Akbar Muhammed splits from Black Muslims. Brother John Sellers shines in Sydney with six-figure earnings.
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Ground forbidden to English rulers since 1642
The text notes that since 1642 Charles I was blocked when attempting to seize dissenters, and mentions a pioneer housewife who dyed threads using plant bark extracts.
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Johnson signals desire to avoid overseas trip amid succession worries
The Vice President as presiding officer would represent Congress and the presidency. Johnson chose not to send the Vice President abroad now to avoid complicating matters. He sent a Congress message urging action to clarify presidential disability procedures amid public unease with succession rules.
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Beavers Call for Clothing Drive for Girl Scout Roundup
Dave Regan notes Groundhog Day predictions and reports Girl Scout Troop 1429 seeks donations of old clothing household goods toys and more to raise funds for a Farragut Idaho Roundup July 13 to 26. Volunteers listed for pickup and contact.
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James Marlow Describes A Quiet Era Under Johnson
Washington analyst James Marlow argues the United States enters a quieter era under President Johnson, with defense budgets trimmed and focus shifting to domestic policies. He notes Soviet leaders cooled after Khrushchev and predicts Red China may threaten later, while Western allies pursue influence over outright war.
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Rising church membership hits all time US high
The Yearbook of American Churches reports 120,985,234 members or 64 percent of the population worshipping in 253 religious bodies. The figure signals notable growth and optimism about American faith perspectives amidst a troubled era.
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Udine Gambler Wins Live Lion Cub in Poker Game
In Udine Italy a gambler won a lion cub in a poker match with the loser reportedly handing over the cub as the pot. The event drew attention for its unusual prize and raises questions about animal welfare and local gambling rules.
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