Presidential succession reform gains momentum after Kennedy crisis
A Chamber of Commerce study notes unresolved questions of presidential succession. The Senate Judiciary Committee approves an amendment to create clear rules for declaring presidential inability, filling vacancies, and ensuring continuity with the Vice President, Cabinet, and Congress involved in determining incapacity.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Kennedy
Senate
Eisenhower
National Security Council
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Cabinet
Congress
Nixon
Johnson
Senate Committee
American Bar Association
Crank Memories of Ice Cream Ferments in New England Family
A Hartford Courant reader recalls 1910s rural life and the old White Mountain ice cream freezer. The backbreaking work of hand cranking yields a creamy treat shared with family, a nostalgic glimpse into simpler days.
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White Mountain
Yesteryear
Hartford
Conn
Courant
White House bans Mother Goose rhyme line
Readable fragments claim a rhyme from Mother Goose was banned at the White House and mention the line Patty cake Patty cake Baker's man. The text suggests controversy over a traditional children's rhyme.
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House
Lucretius and modern science at Venice library
The article notes Lucretius as a Roman poet who linked atoms to the universe and quotes his aim to engage readers. It announces the Public Library of Venice Area adding McGraw Hill Encyclopedia of Science and Technology and The Harper Encyclopedia of Science to its shelves, with current science periodicals on display.
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Lucretius
Public Library of
Venice
McGraw Hill Encyclopedia of Science and Technology
Harper Encyclopedia OF Science
Popular Science
Science Digest
Science News Letter
North Port Charlotte meeting sparks clash over city budget
A shamed NPC citizen denounces a May or town meeting where four commissioners postponed the 1965 city budget. He condemns officials for half truths and urges residents to think for themselves while criticizing riotous and anarchic conduct by the crowd.
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North Port Charlotte
NPC
Paper Hanger
Nut
Italy
Medicare Amendments Move to Aid Johnson Administration
In a bid to bolster political support before the fall elections the Johnson Administration pressed Medicare amendments through the Senate earlier this month aiming to sharpen its political standing.
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Senate
Johnson
Spessard Holland
D-Fla
Sam Ervin
D-Nc
Republic
Florida Highway Expansion Plans and Property Acquisition
A government weekly report explains Florida highway growth, land needs, and the appraisal process for rights of way. It describes preliminary surveys, independent appraisals, court-driven fair value, and potential routes from two to multi-lane interstates.
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Florida
State Road Board
State Road Department
Internal Revenue Department
Road Department
Understanding Stuttering and Its Causes in Everyday Speech
This article explains cluttering and stuttering definitions, notes about common symptoms, and that about 1 in 100 people stutter, with more males affected. It cites famous stutterers and mentions theories on causes and the benefit of speech clinic training for children.
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Charles Darwin
Lewis Carroll
Charles Lamb
Fisherman May Use 25-Hook Trot-Line for Personal Use
A fisherman may use a trot-line of not more than 25 hooks for taking non game fish for personal use provided he has a valid fishing license.
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Friends OF the Library
Southern States Industrial Council
Farris Bryant
Doctor of Medicine
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Florida Medical Association
Venice Avenue
Harry Raby
Paul Lanius
South Tamiami Trail
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