One Primary Is Enough for NY in 1964
The piece argues Governor Rockefeller should not cost taxpayers extra to run a second primary. It opposes two primaries, noting potential influence on the New York delegation and the waste of at least one million dollars. It says the Legislature should assume the current reapportionment lines unless the Supreme Court requires a second vote. It stresses high turnout as essential and warns against subsidizing Rockefeller’s political aims.
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New York
San Francisco
U. S. Supreme Court
FBI
Secret Service
Johnson
Lehman
New York City
Oswald
Russia
Edwin A. Walker
Congress
Firearm restrictions spark debate after Kennedy assassination
The essay argues new gun laws are ineffective and would punish law abiding hunters and manufacturers. It states criminals obtain weapons through theft or loopholes despite existing regulations and predicts prohibitions would not stop violent crime. It condemns reactionary, sensational measures as harmful and memory-diminishing.
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Kennedy
Dallas
Viewpoints On Editors and the Dog World
A discussion on dog lore contrasts general owners with experts, noting many breeds resemble others to the eye. It argues mixing strains can enhance intelligence and charm, while pure aristocratic lines are not essential to a dog's appeal or a richer world.
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Thurber
Health as Seen By Dr Brady
Dr Brady answers reader questions in the Palladium Times column. A correspondent cites a doctor selling rheumatoid arthritis injections for $55 a month with little benefit. The piece argues chronic rheumatism is degenerative malnutrition, not arthritis, and condemns overuse of tranquilizers and clinic scams. It also notes a Lawn Bowling Handbook offered by Harold L. Esch for $1.50.
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Osler
England
Dr. Osler
Dr. Brady
America
Yankee
R.C
Ars
P.O
Orlando
Florida
Warren Commission Named Chief Justice to Head Kennedy Probe
President Johnson designated Earl Warren to lead the investigative commission into President Kennedy's assassination. The choice, praised for independence, aims to assemble verifiable facts despite criticism of a Supreme Court-led inquiry. The panel includes members from both parties and chief counsel J Lee Rankin. The report, once released, is expected to provide historical truth with authoritative judgment.
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Washington
Johnson
Earl Warren
United States
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Europe
England
America
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Congress
J. Lee Rankin
Eisenhower
Commission
Senog
FBI
Dallas
Snowy 24 Hour Forecast With Heaviest Snow Belt
For the 24 hour period ending at 9 am today the region reports sunshine snow flurries and continued cold. Heavy snow squalls develop this evening from a Pulaski Lowville line northward with seven inches or more likely in heavy snow belts. Winds west to southwest 15 to 30 MPH. Caution advised motorists in snow belt areas.
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Pulaski-Lowville
Lake Ontario
Noonan Named to Appellate Bench in Fourth Department
Albany New York Gov Rockefeller appoints 56 year old Robert E Noon to a five year term as associate justice of the Appellate Division Fourth Judicial Department effective January 1. He will succeed Justice William E McClusky whose term expires this month and who asked not to be redesignated.
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Albany
Supreme Court
Robert E. Noonan
Gov
Rockefeller
Fourth Judicial Department
Noonan
William E. McClusky
McClusky
Hal Boyle remembers the past in light of today
New York columnist Hal Boyle reflects on memories that shape a man and on how times have changed. He recalls youth rituals, dating norms, ballroom dancing, train cars, Christmas gifts, and the slower pace of earlier decades, noting how progress alters life and values.
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New York
America
Masters Contract Bridge Play Report
Bridge notes by B J Becker recount a high level hands display from South dealer, both sides vulnerable. Details include North 438 10758 A9643 Q42, East A109543 172, West Rois Sans 1085 QJ 2, South 411087 iP ae with positional play and trick sequences.
Defending to Notrump Triumph in a Club Conundrum
South declares 3NT after a 2NT Pass, West leads spades and East follows. Declarer must avoid cashing clubs too early and plays a low club to the queen at trick two to force a 3-2 club break or trap East. The correct line yields nine sure tricks and proves the contract safe despite adverse club splits.
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Declarer
South
West
East
Editor Reflects on Sixtieth Anniversary of Flight
An editor meditates on practical aviation’s sixtieth anniversary praising the Wright brothers December 17, 1903 flight from North Carolina. He seeks guidance for flight’s peaceful, global role in travel communication and peace amid a war-torn world.
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Orville
Wilbur Wright
North Carolina
Civil rights bill blocked by House Rules chair
An opinion piece argues Rep. Howard Smith uses the House Rules Committee to block civil rights legislation, delaying action until next year. It endorses Rep. John Young’s pledge to honor leadership requests and seek floor consideration despite personal views.
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Washington
U. S. House of Representatives
Howard Smith
House
Congress
Smith
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
McCormack
John Young
Tex
Young
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