Davis and Miller Lead National Representatives Listing
City note lists Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Eugene Miller as Second Class postage paid. It shows contact lines for Gallagher Delisser Ta’er and manages editors Winchester Virginia Segil Eastbabes Street New York City with subscription rates: one year nine fifty, six months, one month, and single copy. The dated issue is Wednesday September 2 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
Gallagher-Delisser
Boy's plea prompts FCC to refund teen license fees
A 14 year old Minnesota boy Craig Norman persuaded top Washington officials to admit rigid rules and order refunds of about $8 to teens. FCC Commissioner Loevinger conceded the fee retention was unreasonable and 400 other teenagers will receive their $8 back.
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Minnesota
Washington
Craig Norman
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Craig
Stonehearted Washington
Secenr
Loevinger
War intensifies as U S and Vietnam clash escalates
The article argues the Vietnam conflict has shifted from cold to hot with nearly 200 American deaths in two years. It notes U S war machine buildup across land sea and air and predicts a two for one retaliation plan if attacked again. It questions Chinese Red restraint and cites limited allied support, highlighting Britain’s tacit backing.
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South Viet Nam
German Strike Orders and Polish Bombing Report
The German radio said Hitler ordered forceful response after alleged Polish frontier violations. Neutral Baltic ships warned against entering Gdynia and nearby harbors. Warsaw reports Krakow Katowice Tczew Czestochowowa bombed by German planes. Finland's President Kallio decrees strict wartime neutrality.
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Gdynia
Adolph Hitler
Baltic
Warsaw
Associated Press
Krakow
Katowice
Tczew
Czestochocowa
Poland
Great War Battles Lengthen Across Polish Front
Fifty years ago in 1914 reports described three million Austrians and Russians clashing along the Vistula and Dueister rivers to Lublin in Russian Poland with no decisive outcome. Britain asked the United States to protect its diplomatic interests in Turkey if war broke out with the Porte. Miss Mary Anna Rutherford of the Atlantic Coast Line Hospital in Rocky Mount, N C, arrived on the Shenandoah Special to visit her sisters on West Water Street.
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Vistula
Dueister
Lublin
Russian Poland
Great Britain
United States
Turkey
Mary Anna Rutherford
Atlantic Coast Line
Rocky Mount
N.C
Misses Rutherford
West Water Street
Roses Are Hard to Grow in Life and Gardens
The meditation notes roses require effort, care, and proper soil, comparing gardening to broader pursuits. It argues that worthwhile achievements demand discipline, practice, and sacrifice across study, public speaking, and even comedy writing, ending that beauty requires hard work.
Bankrupt Governments and the Never-Never Economy
Henry J. Taylor argues that government spending erodes savings and devalues the dollar while inflation grows. He warns of a market downturn despite high stock prices, urging personal responsibility and prudent foresight amid political rhetoric.
Witty quotes on marriage and modern life blend satire
A set of sharp lines comments on gender roles and midcentury ads. It playfully contrasts old-time cinema with television commercials and experts advice, ending with a jab at unnecessary medication.
Better to Marry a Girl for Her Dad's Money
Hal Boyle offers a string of wry one liners touching on money marriage politics and aging. The column blends snap observations about society and professions with light humor and pointed truths about human foibles.
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New York
Johnson Faces Dual Threat From Riots and Vietnam Crisis
President Johnson grapples with two uncontrollable events affecting his campaign. Riots in northern cities raise white voter concern, while chaos in South Vietnam tests U.S. aid, potential troop decisions, and the risk of a broader Cold War conflict. The outcome hinges on events beyond his control.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Itching and How to Scratch Properly Say Revision
Dr. Ayres explains avoiding the itching peak and rubbing the surrounding skin with a hand or brush for relief. They discuss be tamethasone calamine lotion and other remedies, plus tomato allergy treatment and antihistamines.
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Samuel Ayres, Jr
Los Angeles
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