Major fight looms as Sclons meet over Rules Committee
Fulton Lewis Jr reports the January 8 1963 clash over House Rules. conservatives seek to keep the 15 member panel with a GOP and Southern Democrat majority, after a 217 212 victory to pack it two years ago. The mood shifts with Rayburn's death and McCormack's leadership.
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Congress
House Rules Committee
Howard Smith
Rayburn
Texas
Slick’ Rutherford
Ed Foreman
Houston
Bob Casey
House
Casey
Alabama
Jim Martin
Beral
Lister Hill
Rules Committee
Kentucky
Frank Burke
Gene Snyder
Arkansas
Dale Alford
Maryland
Tom Johnson
California
Louisiana
Oregon
Minnesota
Kennedy Mikoyan talks reopen Cold War tensions
The AP reports Kennedy will meet Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan at the White House. It notes Khrushchev’s missile crisis with Cuba and Gromyko’s past deception. Fidel Castro’s stance and Geneva disarmament talks are also cited as context for shifting U S Soviet relations.
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Kennedy
White House
Anastasi Mikoyan
Khrushchev
Andrei Gromyko
Cuba
Russia
Mikoyan
Geneva
Arthur S. Dean
U.S
Reverent Psalm Verse Cited in 19th Century Church Notice
The text invokes reverence for God within the assembly of saints, citing Psalm 89.7 and emphasizing fear of the Lord among those present. It reads as a devotional instruction or blessing used in a church gathering dating from the mid-1800s.
Shoveling Snow and Heart Health Warns Men Over Forty
A medical advisory warns men over 40 not to shovel heavy snow. those with desk jobs, little exercise, or recent illness should avoid strenuous shoveling and consider help or equipment. A checkup beforehand is advised and women are urged to take note for partners.
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MEN OF Medicine
Mongoose Sentiment and a Lesson on Invasive Species
The Duluth mongoose case highlights public emotion over animals in the US. Officials moved to destroy Mr. Magoo under anti introduction laws, while supporters argued sentiment clashes with ecological risks.
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Magoo
Duluth
Fish and Wildlife
Beethoven 192nd Birthday Offers Music Marathon
The article marks the 192nd anniversary of Beethoven's birth as a reason to listen to more of his work. It encourages revisiting the symphonies, concertos, and string quartets, praising the giant’s enduring genius and inviting focused listening.
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Ludwig von Beethoven
Beethoven
Thunderer
Crown of Mankind
Seaway Grain Flood Revisits St. Lawrence Venture
The St. Lawrence Seaway shows rising potential as grain shipments from Great Lakes ports head toward a record 225 million bushels this year. Duluth inspected 96.2 million through October, Chicago 48.8 million, with 76.9 million and 25.9 million the prior year at those ports.
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Fiost
Congress
Heart of America
Great Lakes
Great Lakes Commission
Duluth
Minn
Chicago
Woodstock Horsethief Society admits no captures in 169 years
Zadok Dumkopf mocks the lack of arrests by the Woodstock Conn group after its 169year history. A Smethwick England vicar faces parishioners who find him too religious. An Arizona find questions ancient tobacco pipes and types. Thanksgiving food trivia noted.
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Woodstock
Smethwick
England
Stability Key To Boost American Business
In Washington, David Lawrence argues uncertainty hampers planning for growth. He cites tax cut debates, potential reform, rate changes, deficits, and inflation fears as obstacles. He says stability in tax wage and interest rates, plus a balanced budget, would foster investment, profits, and job creation.
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Possib
Washington
ASTROLOGICAL FORECAST FOR TOMORROW AND BEYOND
Tomorrow brings strong activity in work and career with favorable stellar alignments. Personal life shows potential tension. seek harmony. For birthdays, efforts now through February end may bring authority attention and promotion, with travel and social gains later. A vivacious, loyal child is noted.
Aluminum discovery and global yield context in 19th century science
The text notes aluminum was not identified as a separate metal until 1824. It adds that scientists indicate the earth contains more aluminum than any other metal, and reports that over 225,000 tons of steel wire were used by mattress and other sleeping furniture makers in 1968.
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Earth
Mattress
Broadway Bulletin Mixed with Hollywood Rumors and Politics
Diahann Carroll defends No Strings against Nancy Kwan casting while noting other film shifts. Anne Bancroft, Ethel Merman lost roles to Shirley MacLaine and Rosalind Russell due to box office appeal. Met Opera future bleak. Nixon discusses nonpolitical millionaire deal. Bossa Nova audience complaints spark recording focus. Romney favored by big labor over Rockefeller for 1964 nomination prospects.
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Diahann Carroll
Nancy Kwan
Nancy
Diahann
Anne Bancroft
Shirley MacLaine
Ethel Merman
Rosalind Russell
Anne
Ethel
Hollywood
Shirley
Rosalind
Johnny Meyer
Inez Parker
Europe
Metropolitan Opera House
Met
Lincoln Center
Richard Nixon
Carnegie Hall
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