Louisiana House urged to pass Senate Bill 228 on workers’ comp
The piece calls for amending unfair Louisiana workers compensation law, Senate Bill 228, arguing it hinders industrial growth. It outlines committee movements, voting splits, and urges readers to press their representatives to support the measure for Ouachita parish and Northeast Louisiana.
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Louisiana
Senate
House
Labor and Industry Committee
John McKeithen
Ouachita Parish
Judiciary
Lawrence Gibbs
George Wood
Gibbs
Wood
Judiciary “B
Not Against Pay Hikes Editorial on Louisiana teacher pay bill
The State Senate killed the proposed teacher pay raise, arguing fiscal responsibility and lack of available funds. The editorial supports Governor McKeithen’s stance to pursue a higher pay scale only with assured funding, condemns spending what is not possessed, and urges time for a proper funding plan and study.
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State Senate
Senate
Louisiana
McKeithen
Baton Rouge
Louisiana Teachers Association
South Louisiana
House
LTA
No Devil Machines Boost Jobs in Industrial Use
A discussion on electronic devices that some fear as job killers, while others praise their efficiency. Evidence from California oil fields shows potential layoffs avoided as new equipment handles manual tasks, boosting productivity. Portugal reports a per capita income of 265 dollars.
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California
Caus
Ing
Biggest Controversy Over Prayer in Tax Supported Schools
Bascom N. Timmons analyzes the Supreme Court rulings on school prayer and the congressional push to overturn. He notes mail urgency, congressional hearings led by Rep Becker, and a split among denominations. The outlook favors delaying action and exploring silent prayer or curriculum based study within legal boundaries.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Bascom N. Timmons
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Frank Becker
N. Y
Republic
Union Free School District No. 9
New Hyde Park
Board of Regents
U. S
Judiciary Committee
Almanac Facts and Historical Moments for June 21 1964
Almanac notes for Sunday June 21 1964 list today as day 173 with 193 to follow, the moon near full, and morning planets Jupiter Saturn and Mars visible. It recalls historical events from 1788 constitution ratification, 1945 Okinawa surrender, 1948 long playing record milestone, 1963 Montini elected pope Paul VI, plus a dated thought by Cervantes on women.
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Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
U.S
Japan
United States
Okinawa
Southwest Pacific
Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
Pope Paul VI
Calvary's Deliverance and Freeing Forgiveness
A devotional reflection cites Colossians 2 14 and John 8 36 to stress that sins and social ills are carried by Christ to the cross. It emphasizes belief in Calvary as the path to true freedom, offering pardon rather than parole and highlighting ongoing deliverance in Him.
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Christ
Calvary
John
Soaper Says Bases of Civilization Are Superstitious
A humorous column notes even advanced society bows to baseball gods by sacrificing managers. It riffs on automation dialing phones and machines gaining human traits, discusses officers versus enlisted, smoking habit change timelines, and everyday quirks from clocks to Father’s Day. It also mentions mosquito-repellent hums, mandolin music, and a Michigan lake monster rumor.
Johnson Poll on Kennedy Shapes 1960s Democrat drama
Private Johnson confidant describes a concealed poll showing LBJ would fare better with Hubert Humphrey than Bobby Kennedy. The piece details Johnson’s avoidance of standard pollsters, Kennedy tensions, cabinet power plays, and the 1960 election stakes amid Kennedy ambitions and party maneuvering.
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Johnson
Bobby Kennedy
Bobby
United States
Lou Harris
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Bobby Kennen
What’s Your Dollar Worth Across Year Milestones
Sylvia Porter explains how the dollar’s value shifts with base year choices from 1915 to 1961, showing 32 to 97 cents buying power and inflation rates. The piece includes Silk’s table illustrating how base-year selection alters perceived inflation, with examples from 1920 1939 and 1961. It urges readers to pick a base year such as 1953 1958 or 1964 to frame comparisons.
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U. S
Leonard Silk
Business Week
Silk
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