Walking Mirrors Personality Says Hollywood Experts
The piece discusses how gait reveals character based on California University studies and Hollywood psychology. Strutting signals seeking self-importance, stiff carriage indicates fear, and open swinging steps suggest egocentrism. It notes teen behavior, parental roles, and acting training shaping movement to fit parts.
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AMS
A.M.S
Hollywood
University of California
Shake Speare
California U
California
Two Years Grace For Slot Machines In Southern Maryland
The Budget and Finance Committee of the Legislative Council approved a proposal to extend by two years the start of the slot machine phase out in Southern Maryland. The 1963 law set a three year phasing beginning July 1 1965 with a two year moratorium already in place. Senators Hall Parran urged the delay to protect county economies from lost slot revenue. Senator Raley supported extending the time, while Anne Arundel remains the only other county where slots are legal.
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Baltimore
Legislative Council
Maryland
General Assembly
Edward T. Hall
R-Calvert
John T. Parran
J. Frank Raley Jr
D-St. Marys
Anne Arundel
City council debates campaign and credit reform measures
The council's Judiciary Committee approved tighter campaign expenditure disclosures and a $2500 limit on individual contributions per election. It also backed a 1 percent monthly cap on revolving credit service charges amid merchant protests of 1963 rate regulations. The Niles Plan received approval with amendments allowing opposition to sitting judges and removal of judges from nominating committees at county level.
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Mittee
Council
Judiciary Committee
Niles
Judiciary
Johnson to Push Independent Legislative Program
President Johnson plans to send his own legislative agenda along the congressional path, now with a larger Democratic strength in both chambers. He believes leadership will drive success as he faces filling the vice presidency and guiding a buoyant party majority.
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Harry Kelly Washington
Johnson
Congress
Congressional
House
Senate
Humphrey Eyes Senate Whip Job In Shifting Ranks
Senate politics shift as Hubert Humphrey seeks to remain in leadership with Mike Mansfield guiding the majority. President Johnson backs Humphrey as running mate, creating a vacancy. Russell Long Mike Monroney and John Pastore head a list of rivals seeking support with others named as potential contenders.
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Bert H. Humphrey
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Humphrey
Johnson
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
John O. Pastore
Rhode Island
Sens
Edmund
Pastore Emerges As Likeliest Senate Wrench For LBJ Plan
The piece notes President Johnson stays hands off the selection as 68 Democrats vote in caucus before Congress. Long and Monroney seek Johnson’s ear while Lat er Monroney says Johnson won’t intervene. Pastore of Rhode Island is seen as best match to Humphrey model and would drive Johnson’s program in the new Congress. James Marlow is on vacation.
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Muskie
Maine
Philip A.y .Hart
Michigan
Congress
Long
Monroney
Johnson
Senate
Pastore
Rhode Island
Humphrey
Atlantic City
James Marlow
Truce report due on Syria Israel clashes at UN
United Nations delegates from Syria and Israel debated at the UN Security Council after clashes north of the Sea of Galilee last Friday. A truce report from the U N Palestine truce organization is expected by Wednesday, with Adlai E Stevenson to reconvene the council after review.
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West Va
United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Palestine Truce Organization
Syria
Israel
U.N. Security Council
Council
L - Nation
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Vember
Sea of Galilee
Insurance's Big Role in American Economy
Public service column from the Frederick County Association of Insurance Agents outlines property and casualty insurance. It notes premiums totaling about 17 billion dollars annually with 7 billion on auto coverage and 1.3 billion on fire and wind damage. The industry employs 600,000 people, holds over 316 billion in assets, and pays roughly 300 million in premium taxes to 50 states.
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Frederick County Association of Insurance Agents
Frederick News-Post
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