Rockefeller stance sparks debate on liberal and conservative views
The governor claims to be both liberal in human concerns and conservative in economic matters while campaigning in New Hampshire for the presidential primary. Critics question whether expenditures, budgets, and policy balance truly reflect separate realms of concern and highlight the political difficulty of reconciling welfare spending with fiscal restraint.
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Nelson Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Machines Have No Heart IRS to expand electronic taxpayer checks
The IRS announces an electronic check system that can initially detect filing gaps errors and duplicates. Within two years it will cross verify income deductions dependents and calculations with the source, increasing revenue but removing mercy from tax collection. Some agents may still care, but the computer will not.
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Internal Revenue Service
United States
Treasury
No Climate Best Dear Dr Mother
Dr Molner says moving to a different climate rarely helps asthma or related troubles. Most cases in children stem from allergies and nerves. climate differences may help only in rare plant or air factors. He urges testing allergic sensitivities, avoiding triggers, and family cooperation, with careful trial before uprooting the household.
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Florida
Arizona
Campaign chatter and oddities mix in scattered notes
A jumble of political quips and local curiosities: Goldwater weight jokes, rising living costs, Humphrey vice speculation, Lady Bird versus husband polls, a sheriff complaining about toilet paper provision, and miscellaneous oddities from rural Kansas towns.
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Hubert Humphrey
Lady Bird
Northwestern freshman prom committee member named
Auld Lang Syne reports Billy Wallace son of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Wallace chosen for Northwestern University Evanston Illinois freshman prom promotion committee. Townsend Club met at courthouse with Rev L J A Smay as main speaker and D H Denman participated. David J Price new county clerk left Wilson Kansas to assume duties here after resigning Wilson grade school principal post. Claude Summers Will McCarthy and Porter McGee went on a coon hunt on Tally Creek and bagged one specimen. W S Fallis Franklin County State Bank president addressed Women’s Civic association on the new currency bill. Mr and Mrs Rallie Riddle hosted Misses Hattie Bement and Pearl Logan at dinner.
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Billy Wallace
C. T. Wallace
Northwestern University
Evanston, Ill
David J. Price
Wilson
Kansas
W. S. Fallis
Franklin County State Bank
Women's Civic Association
Prayer Fragment Brief Faith Card
A compact civic style prayer invokes John 14 6 asserting Jesus as the way to the Father. It asks for guidance away from unrighteous paths and toward Christ ensuring spiritual abundance and eternal life. Amen.
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Christ
Star And Wife Far Apart
Hollywood AP Omar Sharif and his wife Faten Hamama live 7000 miles apart. Sharif, a film star noted for Lawrence of Arabia, aims to settle in Hollywood while Hamama stays in Cairo with their son. He hopes one more strong Hollywood role will allow more Cairo time and higher earnings.
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Hollywood
Omar Sharif
Faten Hamama
Omar
Peter O’toole
Miss Hamama
Cairo
Sharif
Lfe
Egypt
Gregory Peck
Anthony Quinn
David Lean
Fred Zinnemann
Europe
California
Today In History highlights January 16, 1964 events
On this date 1903 a letter to the London Times first mentioned auction bridge originated in India. France recognized U S independence in 1778. Carole Lombard died in a 1942 plane crash. The Soviet Union spoke of heavy industry growth in 1956. Vietnam Premier sought new treaty talks ten years ago. A 1964 atomic generator claim stood out. Clemson College case marked a desegregation milestone one year ago.
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London Times
India
France
United States
Carole Lombard
Soviet Union
Vietnam
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Ott ama Herald subscription rates and info
Ottawa Herald announces subscription rates for trade area by mail: one month 1.00, three months 3.00, six months 5.00, one year 9.00. Outside trade area rates: one month 1.50, three months 4.25, six months 8.00, one year 15.00. Robert B. Wellington is editor and publisher. the paper is a member of the Associated Press.
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THE
Associated Press
Television schedule rough log notes Thursday night
A dense log of TV programs across channels with times, titles, and repeated weather and news segments. Notable entries include The Rifleman, Wild Kingdom, Perry Mason, Captain Kangaroo, Bob Hope, Twilight Zone, and multiple news blocks. The list shows extensive daytime to midnight programming and special notes like (c) for color.
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Rifleman
Torey and Friends
Wild Kingdom
Rocky and Friends
Lawman
Flintstones
Passeword
Rawhide
Donna Reed
Atom Bomb
Dr. Kildare
My Three Sons
Perry Mason
Jimmy Dean
Hazel
Nurses
Kraft Supense Theater
Stoney Burke
Johnny Carson
Steve Allen
Peter Gunn
News
Faith of Our Times
Daily Word
Accent
General Hospital
Daddy
Mareseille
Lee Phillip
O-Gee
Superman
Sea Hunt
Casper
Mickey Mouse Club
Katie and
the Captain
Huckle
Jo Stafford
Bob Hope
Jack Paar
Alfred Hitchcock
Marseille
Faith For Our Times
Atom Bomb Documentary and Case of Capering Camera
A 60 minute Channel 5 documentary traces the atom bomb’s development with Richard Basehart narration detailing scientists pressing FDR to outpace Nazi Germany and Truman’s decision to use the bomb. The Case of Capering Camera features a photographer shot dead as Judith Blair fires a gun, with Judith Moore denying the shot.
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Channel 5
Richard Basehart
FDR
U. S
Nazi Germany
Truman
Judith Blair
Judith
Margo Moore
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White House
Joseph G. Molner
Neous Res
Barry Goldwater
Townsend Club
Rev. L. J. A. Smay
D. H. Denman
Claude Summers
Will McCarthy
Porter McGee
Tally Creek
Mrs. Rallie Riddle
Misses Hattie Bement
Pearl Logan
Star and Wife
U.S. Court of Appeals For
Clemson College of
South Carolina
Clemson
JGR Ceairoeo
Santa Fe
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
Ottawa
Robert B. Wellington
NBC
CBS
ABC
Today
Columbia Seminars
MecCoys
Price Joanie
Pete
Gladys
Guiding Light
Ernie Ford
Amigos
Chico
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