Population growth argued as crisis for the United States
Robert Cook of the Population Reference Bureau warns Americans to abandon large families as the U. S. population grows at a crisis pace. He cites projections of 249 million by 1980 and 1 billion by 2065, urges reducing the birth rate from three to 2.5 to avert shortages and stresses that large families are outdated status symbols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Robert Cook
Nongovernmental Population Reference Bureau
Population Bulletin
Chicago
U.S
Cook
The
Bulletin
United States
New Savings Bond Honors JFK Portraits on Series E
The Treasury will issue a new U S Savings bond starting May 1 with a Kennedy portrait. The Series E bond sells for 56 25 and matures at 75 dollars bearing the inaugural inscription asking what you can do for your country. The move adds to eight denominations in Series E bonds from 25 to 10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
U. S
John F. Kennedy
White House
Kennedy
Grayson Draftees: 46 Percent Found Unfit for Service
Nearly half of Grayson County draft age youths were rejected for military service. The 46.1 percent rejection rate exceeds the national estimate and sits just below the state average at 48.2. Of 63 county men called to Dallas for induction in Oct Dec, 28 were disqualified and 35 accepted.
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Grayson County
Johnson
Sherman
Maria Wright
Dallas Induction Center
Kennedy
U S Lottery Advocate Seeks Kennedy Backing
Washington Rep. Paul A. Fino, the leading national lottery advocate in Congress, asks Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy for support of a national lottery plan. He argues a federal lottery would curb state sweepstakes and related Justice Department enforcement issues.
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Washington
Paul A. Fino
N. Y
Robert F. Kennedy
Fino
Kennedy
Justice Dept
Stay in school or lose pick handles says father
A Chester South Carolina Reporter column cites a Negro father’s blunt warning to his son about quitting school. He says, You better stay in school. They done quit makin' pick handles. The remark is presented as a concise critique of dropout issues.
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Chester, S. C
Church Schedule at First and Bethel Baptist
Sunday School and worship times listed for First Baptist Church and Bethel Baptist Church including services for mornings afternoons evenings and midweek activities with circles trains unions choir rehearsals and Bible study notes.
Sunday Church Services Schedule Listing
Sunday School at 9 45 a m Worship at 7 p m Christ Ambassadors meet Saturday at 7 p m Wednesday prayer gathering 7 p m Worship service at 9 a m each Sunday Visitors invited to attend
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Christ Ambassadors
Kentuckytown Baptist Church Sunday Schedule
Sunday school begins at 10:00 a m with worship at 11:00 a m. An evening Training Union meets at 7:00 p m followed by another worship service at 8:00 p m.
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Bethel Baptist Church
Training Union
Bible Study and Communion at First Christian Church
Sunday service schedule notes Bible study and communion at 10 30 a m directed by Ross Orendorf and Dr C J McKis sack at the First Christian Church of McKinney directing with church leadership and weekly observance.
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Ross Orendorf
C. J. McKissack
The
First Christian Church of
Church Sunday Schedule and Meetings Noted
First Presbyterian Church holds Sunday School at 10 A M and Worship at 11 A M The Young People meet Wednesdays at 4 P M for choir and fellowship under Mrs David Johnson Worship at 1055 A M Methodist Youth Fellowship at 530 P M Junior M Y F meets Sunday at 4 P M Evening Worship at 7 P M Women s Society of Christian Service meets first and third Mondays at 230 P M Wesleyan Service Guild meets every other Monday at 730 P M
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First Presbyterian Church
David Johnson
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Wesleyan Service Guild
Political Announcements for Grayson County Candidates
The column lists Democratic primary actions on May 2 and June 6 1964. Ray Roberts seeks re election for Congressman Fourth District. Vernon Beckham and Don Hefton Grayson County races for State Representative Dist 48 and Dist 49F. Homer R. Gaddy and G W Woody Blanton competing for Grayson County Sheriff.
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Ray Roberts
Vernon Beckham
Don Hefton
Elks Drive Collects Used Decks for Veterans Hospitals
The Elks Clubs nationwide urge public to donate used playing cards for hospitalized veterans and handicapped Americans. Receptacles are placed at stores banks and Elks lodges across the country with newer decks branded for distribution to the blind. The Elks National Service Commission runs recreation programs in 172 VA hospitals and will also donate surplus decks to other care institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elks Clubs
United States
Elks Lodges
Elks National Service Commission
Females Invade Realm Of Cigars
In Atlantic City the Cigar Institute of America and the Cigar Manufacturers of America report that about 60,000 American women already smoke cigars. Eugene L. Raymond notes women are responding more to cigars as officials address the trend at a joint convention.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Eugene L. Raymond
The
Cigar Institute of America
CIA
Cigar Manufacturers of America
Girl Tries Breakage at Eye Doctor Visit
A young woman rushes into an eye clinic waving broken glasses and asks if she must be examined again. The doctor reassures her that only her eyes require examination.
SPICE of LIFE Q&A Jokes and Witty One Liners
A collection of humorous exchanges and quips. Includes a birthday candle joke about light and age, a doctor misfiling a death certificate, a heat versus cold riddle, a teen grandma joke, a prisoner last meal mushroom gag, a marriage-wary woman quip, education test criteria, and a Cocteau luck remark.
Second Marriage Certainty Sparks Minister's Confusion
A minister filling a marriage certificate questions the date as he thinks it is the fifth, but the bride insists it is only her second marriage, creating a moment of disagreement over the record.
Politically Themed Jokes Get Elected Rarely
A witty political quip notes that humor about elections can backfire when jokes influence voters. The piece jokes about a joke becoming a campaign issue and the risk of satire crossing into politics.
Women and Fashion Trends Spark Debate on Body Image
A provocative remark comments on women’s pursuit of weight change and wardrobe changes. Critics argue the statement reflects gendered stereotypes while others urge focus on health and personal choice.
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First Baptist Church
Rex Ray
Joy Russell
Lottie Moon
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Grocery & Market
James V. Williams
Bardo
S&h
Poe
Central Christian Church
First Methodist Church
Homer R. Gaddy
G. W
Woody
Blanton
Joe M. Joiner
Justice of Peace
D. O
Odus
Feagan
George D. Bennett
Otto Cunningham
Fannin County
Fannin
Hunt Counties
Lowell Leberman JR
Whitewright
Russell R. Summers
Marshall
Elks
Sydney Herbert Wood
Princial
Ministry of Education
Jean Cocteau
Paul Cornelius
Clay
Lokey Edwards
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