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Simple Truth Ask A Child Spurs Budget Debate
An article recounts a Mit 8. D. junior high class in South Dakota praising eco and budget awareness. The chamber created a documentary, sending questions to Congress and Walter Heller. Students challenge the spend now, pay later approach and urge fiscal responsibility for future generations.
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South Dakota
Congress
Walter W. Heller
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Smalts Re-elected Chairman of Virginia Florist Group
Claude B. Smalts Jr of this city was re elected chairman of the Virginia Unit of the Florists Telegraph Delivery Assoc at its annual meeting held at Old Point Comfort. Mrs George Cook entertained on Euclid Avenue in honor of Mrs Blayne Wilson before her marriage as Miss Betty McNealy.
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Virginia
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Old Point Comfort
George Cook
Euclid Avenue
Blayne Wilson
Betty McNealy
Airmail Flight Marks Shenandoah Valley Milestone
25 Years Ago 1938 over 3 000 pieces of mail were dispatched from Winchester on a specially chartered plane marking the first air mail flight from the Shenandoah Valley. Postmaster W Nelson Page arranged the flight. Mr and Mrs I N Good left for Wilmington to visit their son George W Good. Miss Elizabeth Cather, a nurse, spent weeks in Baltimore with a Johns Hopkins patient Mrs Earl Houck.
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Shenandoah Valley
W. Nelson Page
Elizabeth Cather
Baltimore
Earl Houck
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Rioting in Paterson silk mill strikes nets 100 arrests
Fifty years ago in 1913 Paterson New Jersey saw fierce rioting during silk mill strikes with over 100 arrests. Queen Amelia of Portugal reportedly threatened to elope with her chosen partner if her son ex King Manuel refused consent to marriage. The Senate approved a House joint resolution providing 600000 dollars for a Post Office Department deficit.
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Portugal
Manuel
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House
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Daily Meditation Reflections on Manna and God’s Blessings
Earl L. Douglas discusses the biblical manna as God’s gift to Israel and a reminder that true blessings come from God rather than human effort. He emphasizes that daily experiences may seem earned but originate from divine hand, shaping life’s value and gratitude.
Cuban Missile Threat Warned by Senate Report
A May 9 Senate Armed Services subpanel report warns that Soviet troops and missiles may still be in Cuba and could launch a surprise attack on the United States. It calls for on site inspections to verify removal and highlights Cuba as a base for electronic and aerial surveillance and possible reintroduction of weapons.
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United States
Cuba
Committee On Armed Services of the
Senate
John Stennis
Mississipp
Castro
Americas
Caribbean
Soviet Union
United Nations
Kennedy
Connectticut
Surest Way To Annoy Cashier Is To Pay Tab With $2 Bills
AP report notes surprising trivia amid college class of 1963 reflections. Text mentions new ways graduates face work and the odd habit of using two dollar bills to pay, plus light gossip on hiccups and unanswered letters.
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Corp of
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Fear and superstition in everyday life
A reflective piece contrasts biblical exhortations with urban distrust and class bias. It notes distrust of impeccably groomed men, jokes about ladders, and the untrustworthiness of rich neighbors, ending with a caveat that no professional can shield one from being a victim.
Governors clash over race issues in Birmingham telegrams
The Alabama governor George Wallace tells Connecticut governor John Dempsey to mind his own affairs amid civil rights tensions in Birmingham. An advisory report notes Connecticut’s early anti discrimination laws yet highlights lingering segregation in housing and schools, sparking cross regional critique.
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Connecticut
Alabama
Birmingham
George C. Wallace
John N. Dempsey
Heart Ward Program Aims to Boost Patient Assurance
Dr Lester L Coleman explains heart ward programs provide immediate coordinated care for heart emergencies. Teams equipped with modern devices save precious moments and keep patients on wards after initial recovery as precaution. Antibiotics and polio history mentioned with tonsillectomy season shifts and seasonal considerations for surgery.
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America
How's Your I Q A Daily Quiz Guide
A 10 day IQ style quiz with 100 questions and daily score bands. It includes trivia on animal features labor law and sailing terms, plus questions about golf softball innings and the Guy Fawkes plot. It ends with questions on flight movement and the film On the Bounty.
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Morality and ambition in modern office life
A columnist critiques workplace culture arguing that passive ideas in a suggestion box do not advance careers and that genuine drive, responsible behavior, and ethical conduct matter more than showy gestures. The passage hints at traditional gender roles and sober assessments of professional virtue.
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