NATO Trade Credit Policy Sparks West Germany Debate
The three day NATO ministerial in Paris opens December 16 with NATO nuclear strategy dominating talks. George Ball urges a common policy on trade with Communist nations and long term credits. Germany's Erhard warns long term credits could bolster Soviet strength. Britain rejects the idea. Canada and France vary, Britain cites a wheat deal with the U S S R.
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Big Freeze Haunts Florida Citrus After 1963 Disaster
A year after the December 1963 frost, Florida citrus suffered vast losses with 32 percent of bearing orange trees surviving, 14 million trees damaged or reclassified as nonbearing, and potential 60 million boxes of oranges this season. The frost cost growers about 300 million dollars and spurred higher juice prices as imports remain impractical.
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Florida
Florida Citrus Mutual
Wall Street Journal
Argentina Abolishes Oil Contracts Prompting U S Concern
The United States voices Deep worry over Argentina canceling contracts with foreign oil firms, mainly American, without assurance of fair indemnity. Officials say such actions threaten foreign investment climate and Alliance for Progress, risking prolonged litigation and unstable treaties.
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Argentina
United States
U.S
Alliance For Progress
Local management team named for civic enterprise
A brief notice lists principal roles including President and General Manager Vice President Treasurer Secretary Assistant Treasurer Assistant Secretary and Marketing Editor Advertising and Credit with contact numbers for Oliver. The fragment outlines leadership positions in a civic enterprise.
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Oliver
Saintly Identification and the Rise Toward Universal Parenthood
The essay argues saints share Identification, extending empathy to all creation. It portrays saints as archetypes guiding humanity beyond tribal loyalties toward universal parenthood. By identifying with the leper, criminal, and outcast, one approaches true humanity and disarms wars as fathers would their children.
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God
Jesus
Three Minutes A Day By James Reler
A reprint discusses a renewed atheist propaganda push in China per Jenmin Jih Pao and urges readers to protect the spiritual heritage of the United States, emphasizing that rights come from God and urging prayer and reverence. The note cites scripture and calls for moral resolve against atheistic regimes.
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Chinese Communist Party
Jenmin Jih Pao
God
Caesar
Matthew
Heavenly Father
Bible Thought Promise Verse Quote
A devotional line cites I Kings 8 56 affirming that not one word of God s promises has failed. The message emphasizes faithfulness and continued trust in divine assurances.
Window on Washington at Master Builders of Iowa event
A Washington panel at the 52nd Master Builders of Iowa anniversary in Cedar Rapids features Senator Bourke Hickenlooper and Rep Jim Bramwell answering questions from builders. Topics include Oppenheimer, Castro and Castro's Cuba stance, Dallas assassination inquiry, defense costs, ADA personnel, and a brief Goldwater moment.
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Constructors’ Association
Master Builders of
Iowa
Bourke Hickenlooper
Jim Bramwell
Cedar Rapids
Buncombe
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Dallas
White House
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Mexico
Arizona
Letter writers urge honest criticism after Kennedy death
Robert L. Gardner of 2103 State Street argues against blaming all Americans for President Kennedy’s assassination. He urges debate and critique without fear of being labeled hatemongers, warning against suppressing criticism as a political tool.
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America
Oswald
Robert L. Gardner
W. State Street
What is right and the moral code in daily life
For Today's Living by Gene Stone argues moral decision making rests on God's unchanging laws and love as a guiding motive. It notes moral law as constant as physical law and prays Heavenly Father to help act rightly in light of these laws. In a separate item, United Press International reports Bank of Naples origins dating to 1539 by Aurelio Paparo and Leonardo Di Palma with 4000 ducats capital.
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Naples
Aurelio Paparo
Leonardo di Palma
Taxes And New Jobs Debate On Moonlighting And Labor
The Johnson tax cut plan faces skepticism from Abe Ribicoff as Chase Manhattan Bank economists analyze moonlighting. They say only five million of 23 million long hours workers could share work, while many overtimers and moonlighters would remain employed, and skills gaps hinder large job gains without education improvements.
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Lyndon Johnson
Connecticut
Abe Ribicoff
Johnson
Ribicoff
Chase Manhattan Bank
Economic Research Department
Department of Labor
America
Chase Manhattan
Chase Bank
Chase
Pennsylvania Democrats fret over public image on Capitol Hill
The piece notes growing concern among Pennsylvania Democrats about their political standing on Capitol Hill. It critiques leadership in both chambers for weak strategy, cites Weiner's forceful Senate stance, Petrosky's lacking House effort, and highlights missed opportunities during the 1963 sessions concerning hospital and college aid and redistricting.
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Virginia
House
Senate
Pennsylvania
Charles R. Weiner
Weiner
House of Representatives
Anthony J. Petrosky
Scranton
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