Soviet Union rivals U.S. as military and political power
A long profile of the Soviet Union describes its vast geography spanning Europe and Asia, population around 220 million, and resources, noting its space milestone Sputnik 1 in 1957, industrial growth, and the communist party's control over state actions. It outlines economic structure, social benefits, education, culture, and limited private property within a socialist state led by Khrushchev as premier and party leader.
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Russia
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France
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Italy
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Helen Bauman Named New President of Scientists
Helen Bauman was announced as the new president of the Christian Science Church at the Mother Church in Boston during the annual meeting. She will serve a one year term while continuing as editor of the denomination's religious periodicals and has a long record as organist, teacher, and practitioner in Christian Science.
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First Church of ‘Christ
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St. Joseph
Missouri
London
Musical Program In Store for Kiwanis Tuesday
Kiwanis Club schedules a Tuesday lunch program at the House of Garner featuring Linda Mayfield and Phil Petersbaugh, winners of Kiwanis arts awards, with Ukiah high school students Gerald Littleton and Leslie Johnson. A Casa de Santos board meeting was held today with president Carl Godec presiding. Last week’s Kiwanis session heard KAAR representative Frank Ginochio discuss the firm’s work and plans. Key Club reports led by Lou Prigmore covered the convention.
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Kiwanis Club
Linda Mayfield
Phil Petersbaugh
Ukiah High School
Gerald Littleton
Leslie Johnson
Casa de Santos
Carl Godec
Kiwanis
Frank Ginochio
KAAR
Key Club
Lou Prigmore
Linfield College student joins Pi Gamma Mu honor society
Linfield College in McMinnville Oregon announces Robert McCaa son of Mrs Leola D McCaa 188 Luce Avenue among newly initiated members of the Linfield College chapter of Pi Gamma Mu national social science honorary. Eligibility requires junior or senior standing and a GPA of 3.0 in 25 hours of social studies courses.
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McMinnville
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Robert McCaa
Leola D. McCaa
Luce Avenue
Pi Gamma Mu
National Social Scince Honorary
Notary Public Commission Issued in Ukiah
Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan announced the issuance of a notary public commission to Myrna L. Reitzell of Ukiah. The action was disclosed in Sacramento as part of the state process.
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Frank M. Jordan
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Myrna L. Reitzell
P. O. Box
Ukiah
California Welfare Bill Signed as Landmark Reform
The Legislature passes a broad welfare reform bill described as the administration’s key welfare measure. It restructures county and state funded programs for the aged blind needy children and totally disabled, aligning with liberalized federal grants and a Welfare Study Commission review. Total costs for 1963-64 are projected at 67 million with 28.8 million added to counties, yet a net county saving of 21.4 million due to program shifts.
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Are American Women Conspiracy Victims
Washington columnist Dick West reviews a debate at the Women's National Press Club on whether American women are trapped by a conspiracy to remain homemakers. Betty Friedan's view is weighed against Robert Stein's. the piece questions gender roles and whether men balance marriage with careers, reflecting on personal choices and media influence.
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Women's National Press Club
Betty Whedan
Robert Stein
Redbook Magazine
Controversy Over Aid Program Shifts to State and Federal
The overhaul would cost $31.8 million as funding moves between state and federal governments. A key provision opens aid to needy children whose parents are unemployed or missing one or both parents. First year costs rise by $18.6 million, then $40.1 million annually. Critics fear encouraging family irresponsibility and seek safeguards, with observers watching the results closely.
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