Economy In Government the Deficit and Public Demand
A Washington Report reviews the push for budget retrenchment amid a tax cut and rising debt. It notes reduced news coverage, election tensions, and strong rhetoric from Senator Byrd urging fiscal restraint. House cuts in 1964 plus pending major bills threaten long run costs and the need for sustained economy.
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Congress
Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the United
Southeast Asia
House
Interior
Chamber
Byrd
Johnson
United States
Senate
GI Bill turns twenty reshaped veterans education nationwide
The July 1944 GI Bill created massive education programs for veterans, educating about 7.8 million and sending 2.2 million to college. It produced hundreds of thousands of engineers doctors scientists lawyers and more. Pat Kearney helped break the legislative deadlock and shepherd the bill to passage. He is temporarily in Canandaigua, New York, during a summer visit.
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United States
Washington
Canandaigua
Bernard W
Pat") Kearney
Manasota Key
Venice
Fla
Schenectady-Amsterdam-Gloversville
Veterans Affairs Committee
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Pat Kearney
House Un-American Affairs Committee
Canadaigua
N. Y
Public libraries praised as vital cultural force
United States Commissioner of Education Francis Keppel cites libraries as a basic cultural force and notes education as lifelong. Florida Library Association President Thomas Dreier says libraries serve all citizens daily with no summer vacation. Elizabeth Greenfield of Ven- reports Venice Area Free Public Library leads Florida renaissance. Use your library.
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Ber
Florida Press Association
Associated Press
Allews
Miami Avenue
Venice
Edward D. Ball
Courtney Willis
Sam Dillon
United States
Francis Keppel
Thomas Dreier
Florida Library Association
Elizabeth Greenfield
Ven- 52
Sarasota
Planners of Insurrection Invasion of Mississippi
Sensing the News criticizes the National Council of Churches and SNCC for alleged coordinated efforts to push revolutionary changes in Mississippi. The piece links church groups to radical agitation, compares to 1930s Nazism, and warns of disruptive tactics, sit-ins, and attacks on business property.
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Mississippi
National Council of Churches
NCC
SNCC
Republic
U. S
St. Augustine
Fla
Germany
America
United States
Harvard reunion of the class of 1914 in Cambridge reflections
A survivor recounts the fiftieth and last Harvard reunion with memories of dorms, old rooms, and the brisk march of time. He recalls Massachussetts Hall, Matthews Hall, the Yale style coal fires, and the 102 year old marcher, plus the care of a Harvard doctor and a free host of banquets.
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Cambridge
Harvard
Albert Lincoln
Harvard “Yard
Massachusetts Hall
Bunker Hill
Englewood
Ferdinand Breed
Boston
Massachusetts
Matthews Hall
Percival Flack Brundage
Brooklyn
Percy
Holden Chapel
Ohio
Quincy House
Shelter Costs Debated As Nuclear Fallout Risk Reassessed
The Haley Report notes new Defense Department studies suggesting higher survival chances in a nuclear attack without widespread fallout shelters. It cites research showing well built shelters help, but many steps can be taken at home such as closing blinds, whitewashing windows, or blocking vents. The analysis questions the need for universal government funded shelters while warning the war remains catastrophic.
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Defense Department
Defense
McNamara
Congress
Defense Secretary
Florida bans keeping rattlesnakes as pets without license
Florida law forbids owning a rattlesnake as a pet without a Game and Fresh Water Commission license. Exhibiting any poisonous reptile also requires a special license and a $1,000 surety bond.
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Florida
Game and Fresh Water Commission
Kukkucks To Host Grange Wednesday
Venice Grange members and friends will be entertained Wednesday by Mr and Mrs Ernest Kukkuck at 264 Center Road. The gathering starts at 10 30 a m with dessert beverages and barbecue hamburgers for a small fee. Attendees should bring their own place settings. All Grangers invited.
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Venice Grange
Ernest Kukkuck
Center Road
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Timmy Bool
Fred Abbe
Leverett Saltonstall
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Venice Beach
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