Editorials and a call to a charity, advertising, and truth
A Washington Evening Journal editorial laments charity mailings as possible ruses, endorses Dr. Laurence Jones’s Piney Woods School, and urges stronger U.S. worldwide publicity. It cites Eddie Murrow and the U.S. Information Agency, arguing Congress should fund broader Voice of America efforts to better inform the world about American gifts and virtues.
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Piney Woods
Mississippi
Laurence Jones
Dr. Jones
U.S. Information Agency
Edward R. Murrow
Congress
Voice of America
Japanese race to learn English ahead of Tokyo Games
With the 1964 Tokyo Olympics approaching in October, widespread enthusiasm for English grows. TV lessons air daily, newspapers publish guides, and hotels, stores, and railways run classes. Even geisha and police study English as Japan embraces Lingua Franca for the Games.
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Tokyo
UPI
Japan
Wek
Mainichi
Asahi
Yomiuri
Hoochi Shimbun
National Railways Corporation
Seion
Partment Store
Metropolitan Police Board
Two Bit Dollar Coming Deficit Lifts Inflation Warning
Lyle C. Wilson argues in a United Press International column that fiscal 1963 will end with another federal deficit, eroding purchasing power since 1930. He blames spending politics, notes defense cuts, domestic programs rise, and forecasts a one-dollar bus fare as proof of the sinking value of the dollar.
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U.S. Treasury
Treasury
Harry Truman
Republican Sith Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ike
John F. Kennedy
U. S
United States
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Draft Goldwater movement slows in Iowa plan
Iowa Goldwater supporters delay a statewide draft committee, aiming to wait 90 to 120 days. Des Moines booster Rehmann says the campaign should slow to maintain momentum after a Chicago meeting. Also notes on Red Book changes, state government org chart updates, and Democratic efforts to mobilize women in Iowa politics.
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Porters
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
John Rehman, Jr
Des Moines
Rehmann
National
Young Republican Organization
Chicago
DES Modes
IDPA
Jealousy and Competition in Civil Rights Leadership
A UPI analysis warns that no unified Negro leadership exists to guide protests and that rival leaders and groups vie for prestige and funds. It cites Rev. George Lawrence of SCLC and NAACP chief Roy Wilkins, noting scarce discipline and potential for violence amid looming civil rights legislation.
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United States
Congress
George Lawrence
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Lawrence
Washington, D.C
Howe
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Naacp
Alexandria
Wil
James MM. Nabrit Jr
Howard University
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Star
Dear Abby Advice Box From a Wholesome Type
Dear Abby offers blunt guidance on unwanted advances at a bridge game and a movie, counsels a teen's doctor visit for lamp treatment, and responds to readers about honesty and seeking personal replies. The column emphasizes clear boundaries and practical steps for handling uncomfortable situations.
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Abby
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Evening Journal
Business Anion
Ad- Charles
Nites Press
Tnland Daily Press Age'n
Press Assn
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Washington
By Lyle C. Wilson
United “Press International
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Iowa
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Harrison Weber
Iowa Daily Press
S.E. Tennant
Hultman
Robert Barry
Highway Commission
Corbin Crawford
Lex Hawkins
Iowa Federation of Democratic Women's Clubs
Democratic
David Shaff
Clinton
Shaff
John R. Schmidhauser
University of Iowa
Schmidhauser
Fred Schwengel
Davenport
Thomas Dailey
Burlington
Dailey
Democratic State Central Committee
United Press International
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Wilkins
Jackson
Miss
Dear Abby
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Bay
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Terence Ast
Ham Fisher
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