FCC Moves To Limit Commercials In Broadcasting War
The FCC faces a heated debate after six months of public comments as hearings begin on restricting ad time. Industry figures estimate Kennedy funeral coverage cost broadcasters up to 40 million, with NAB and Congress resisting federal limits while praising self regulation.
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Florida
John O. Pastore
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Claudia
Lady Bird) Johnson
Austin
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Peace Corps Seeks Recruits Amid Surging Interest
The Peace Corps, hailed as a Kennedy era achievement, reports 31 372 applicants in nine months a 43 percent rise from 1962. With 5923 volunteers overseas now the corps could grow if a 1964 budget of 102 million is approved.
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Fingers And Eyes On Capitol Hill Economy Budget Talks
Theron J. Rice of the Chamber of Commerce notes that the House has cut about 4.5 billion from major bills and eyes at least 5 billion more, narrowing the gap toward an 11 billion revenue loss from the tax bill. Voters demand nonessential cuts and value returns for dollars spent as Congress weighs further action.
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New Castle News advertisement page details rates and staff
The New Castle News lists publication info including address 29 North Mercer Street and staff roles President General Manager Vice President Treasurer Secretary Assistant Treasurer Assistant Secretary and Editor. It shows home delivery and mail rates, with price mentions and distribution notes for surrounding counties.
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The Prince of Peace Behind the Wheel
A friend explains his private form of therapy through courteous driving. By letting others go first and waving thanks he repairs social friction, feels superior, and mild kindness softens behavior on crowded commutes. He notes the reward is psychological and temporary.
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Prince of Peace
Three Minutes A Day Trouble Catches Up in Indianapolis
An Indianapolis couple avoids a holiday trip to escape danger but two of their cars are damaged in separate hit and run incidents. A reckless driver strikes the second car after a tow truck hauls away the first. The piece urges active involvement to better the world, citing a John 17:15 quotation.
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Indianapolis
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Let Succession Alone
Washington commentary argues against sensational worries over presidential succession and Speaker McCormack. It notes the House's power, the 1947 Act, and past precedents showing secrecy and age do not determine fitness for the presidency while emphasizing the evolving role of the Speaker.
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Speaker
House of Representatives
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Cyprus Strife Leaves Island in Fragile Patchwork
Cyprus remains divided after a Zurich London accord creating a republican system intended to balance Greek and Turkish minorities. Tensions rose after Makarios III led calls for enosis, triggering Eoka violence that left nearly a thousand dead or wounded as Greece and Turkey clashed over partition and union.
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Cyprus Strife Deepens Over Greek Turkish Authority Split
The Cyprus divide between Greek and Turkish authorities reaches all state functions from foreign affairs to tax law and army makeup. President Makarios and Turkish Vice President Fazil Kutuk observe the system as unworkable, fueling clashes and suspicions of union with Greece. The Zurich accord and Eoka stance add to tensions as Cyprus’ Communists gain local power.
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Fazil Kutchuk
Stop the World I Want to Get Off The Play
A reflection on fatigue with people and a Detroit bus driver quitting over comments from women passengers. The piece urges patience and peaceful living, citing Paul’s advice to live with others as much as possible and ends with a prayer for patience and love.
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Paul
Mann Nomination Signals Tough Line on Castro
Lyndon Johnson taps Thomas Mann, former ambassador to Mexico, to lead U S Latin America relations both economically and politically. Mann is viewed as a hard liner toward Castro and could push to sever ties with Havana, while coordinating a tandem U S policy with Mexico and Latin America.
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Thomas Mann
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Mexico
Latin America
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Fidel Castro
Mann
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Lopez Mateos
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South America
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Cuba
Alliance For Progress
Great Smother By Mason Denison
Harrisburg Reporter’s Notebook recounts a heavy snow event that disrupted travel for many Capitol Hill workers and residents before Christmas 1963. It notes Governor Scranton’s absence, a plan to promote Pennsylvania tourism, and a new 27-member committee to study tax administration despite repeated reviews.
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Ship of State
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Genevieve Blatt
Keystone
Department of Internal Affairs
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