Teeming Population Marks World Growth to 3.3 Billion
The United Nations Year Book reports world population exceeded 3.3 billion in 1963 and may pass 6 billion by the century's end if trends continue. It notes most growth comes from lower mortality, not higher birth rates, with Ceylon cited as an example of medical gains reducing deaths from 21 to about 8.5 per thousand between World War II and 1960.
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Thomas Malthus
Earth
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Ceylon
Ranpunji
India
Alexander Graham Bell
Edinburgh
U.S.A
Arnold Glasow
Norway
Romania
Don Herold
Green Beauty of June Hills and Meadows
Haydn S. Pearson notes June's sixth month greens across hills and valleys. He describes distinct leaf hues from birch to beech and conifers, praising the restful effect of nature’s palette as the solstice nears and urging readers to absorb the land’s beauty.
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Haydn S. Pearson
Viewpoints on UMW price increases in soft coal industry
The National Labor Relations Board weighs a case involving the United Mine Workers and the soft coal sector. The union seeks to raise prices by forcing larger operators to pay into a welfare fund for coal from non UMW mines, risking reduced output and more job losses amid poverty concerns.
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National Labor Relations Board
United Mine Workers
UMW
America
NLRB
Arthritis Defined Aims To Clarify A Confusing Malady
Doctor Brady outlines the ambiguity of arthritis and distinguishes it from chronic rheumatism. He criticizes overreliance on costly remedies, notes limited understanding of causes, and highlights aspirin as a basic, safe pain relief amid disputed cures. He also discusses iodine nutrition and its role in health.
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William Osler
Arthritis
Mid-West
Civil Rights Bill's Passage Sparks Push for Repeal Demands
The looming Senate vote on the civil rights bill may trigger rapid enforcement debates and widespread lawsuits. Federal funding, rooming house exemptions, and employment provisions raise constitutional challenges while public reaction and electoral pressure shape summer and fall politics.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Boy Injured After Fall Running Near Tracks
Eugene Campbell, 16, of Canastota, suffered a head injury when he tripped while running along railroad tracks near Richland. Deputy Sheriff James Mc Dermott learned of the injury at 10 15 p m Saturday. He was treated at Oswego Hospital and released.
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Richland
Eugene Campbell
Canastota
James McDermott
Oswego Hospital
Smith avoids backing bid to bar Goldwater at GOP nominating fight
Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine says she will not join efforts to stop Senator Barry Goldwater from winning the Republican presidential nomination. She adds she is not in favor of stopping anyone and notes she herself is a candidate for the GOP nod.
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Sen. Smith
Goldwater
Saratoga Springspi
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times Blog
Community brief notes contact line for the Palladium Times Printing Department with dialing numbers FI 3-3800 and FI 3-3801 for inquiries.
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Commercial Printing Department
Palladium-Times
Three Million Secret Documents Alleged Held by U S Government
Hal Boyle notes the federal government reportedly possesses more than three million secret files. The column blends trivia and aphorisms from around the world, touching voting fines in Greece, braking power, Turkey gardening, atomic bomb code names, and misc. curiosities.
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Greece
Turkey
Hiroshima
Nagashi
Kahil Gibran
Tel Aviv
Cher
Editor's Moment Of Meditation In Prayerful Prose
An editor seeks courage to state faith openly and calmly when challenged. The speaker asks for wisdom to proclaim the Word as found in Holy Scriptures, trusting the guidance that has helped generations to rise from darkness.
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Father
National Whirligig Communists Try To Reach American People
Andrew Tully travels Europe on a brief news gathering trip while the National Whirligig party mobilizes reporters here. FBI Director John Edgar Hoover warns Americans about Communist tactics as Gil Green urges going to the people and a new Marxist youth organization is planned.
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Andrew Tully
Europe
John Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Communist Party, USA
Gil Green
Communist Party
U.S.A
Interviews and lectures draw large crowds for party leaders
The piece notes party leaders including Gus Hall appearing on campuses and media, promoting a Marxism Leninism line. It accuses communism of being hostile to democracy and loyal to the Soviet Union, urging readers to question party trustworthiness.
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Gus Fail
Gus Hall
Soviet Union
Johnson pushes unions to drop racial membership bars
President Johnson convenes a Washington conference to press labor leaders including AFL-CIO President George Meany to accelerate opening union membership and job opportunities for Negroes and other minorities. The aim is to translate pledges against discrimination into local practice amid some unions’ slow compliance.
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Washington
Johnson
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Bobcat bounty program keeps numbers in Massachusetts
About 100 bobcats are killed each year in Massachusetts under a bounty system. Each captured bobcat earns a ten dollar reward, highlighting a state effort to control wildlife and protect livestock.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
Bible Verse Psalm 119 165 About Peace and Law
A religious line from Psalms 119 165 declares great peace for those who love God's law. The verse emphasizes serenity and obedience as a path to harmony.
Famous Bridge Hands Shaped Argentina Italy Match
In a Bridgerama showcase between Argentina and Italy, North Santamarino passed six hearts allowing South Attaquilo to invite seven spades. The trumps split 3-3 and the Argentine duo settled twelve tricks, gaining 1,030 points as the Italian slam failed. The other side reached six spades and went down one.
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Argentina
Italy
South
North
Santamarino
Attaguile
Declarer
Bast
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Palladium Times
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Gov. Wallace
Alabama
Hal Boyle
New York
LBJ
Bobcat Bounty
Contract Bridge
Day Becker
Attaquilo
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