National Planning Assn sees bright U S economy 1973
The National Planning Association projects a strong U S economy by 1973 with average family income rising to 9300, up 2200 from 1962, unemployment falling to 4 percent, GNP reaching 904 billion, and population at 226 million. White collar jobs grow by 12.5 million, blue collar by 2.5 million, while optimism dims for unskilled workers.
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Knit this jacket for year round fashion and warmth
Crochet and knit pattern advertisement from 1964 Needlecraft Catalog. Alice Brooks sends order forms to Winchester Star Needlecraft Dept. in New York. Includes pattern numbers, sizes 40 42 44 46, and 15 cents extra for first class handling.
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Kennedy Kids Join Labor Day Yacht Trip In Hyannis Port
President Kennedy took his children on a Labor Day trip from Hyannis Port to Nantucket Island aboard a Coast Guard lookout. Caroline and John Jr. went ashore with five friends while Kennedy and Jacqueline remained on the Honey Fitz.
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Nantucket Island
Coast Guard
White House
Caroline
John Jr
Daily Crossword Clues From A Secret Archive
A compact list of crossword hints with clues such as Hide away in a secret place tied brownish correct be in accord Egyptian god of evil His wife turned to salt affix whey of milk clenched hand stops concepts piece of kitchen equipment certain card player social group line for a dog mimic definite article wing like extend strength come forth like a leaf edge shows extreme fondness storms.
Kennedy Knows Civil Rights Stand Costing Political Support
President Kennedy says his civil rights stance costs him popularity in the South and perhaps the North. In a televised interview he noted losses in 1960 and potential losses in 1964, and he urged both parties to pursue equality of opportunity. He discussed the economy and a nuclear test ban, stressing no magic fix for unemployment and seeking Senate backing for a strong treaty.
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South
Kennedy
Walter Cronkite
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
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Kennedy Tops Student Poll in NSA vote at Indiana
At Bloomington 426 student delegates from about 300 colleges cast ballots for the 1964 presidential choice. John F Kennedy led with 205 votes, Barry Goldwater 102, Nelson Rockefeller 35, Romney 30, Scranton 12, Morton 3, with several write ins and Nixon getting one. Kennedy won 48 percent overall and 53 percent of ballot-listed votes amid NSA organizing the balloting.
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Ind
Nana
John F. Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
U. S. Colleges and Universities
National Student Association
University of Indiana
George Romney
Michigan
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Thurston Morton
Kentucky
Adlia Stevenson
Joseph Clarke
Richard Nixon
Kennedy
Goldwater
NSA
Chamber Warns On Fractulent Magazine Sales
The Winchester-Frederick County Chamber of Commerce warns residents to verify out-of-town magazine subscription solicitors. Secretary manager C. G. Follanshee urges calling the chamber to confirm BBB approval and warns of false credentials used by door to door salesmen.
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Winchester - Frederick County
Chamber of Commerce
C. G. Follanshee
Better Business Bureau
Doctors Report Former Queen Is Improved
Venice Italy AP ex queen Alexandra of Yugoslavia regained consciousness for the first time since hospitalization after overdosing on sleeping pills. A nurse said her first words were I am glad to be alive. Doctors noted improvement but remained cautious about recovery. Peter II’s wife was brought from her mother’s villa. Police said she took 16 sleeping pills. Peter, arrived from Paris, could not explain the act. They wed in London in 1944 and Peter filed for divorce in 1953 but they were rec...
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Venice
Italy
Alexandra
Yugvlavia
Britain
Prince Philip
Peter II
Aspasia
Greece
Peter
Paris
London
Unsure 1955 accord listed with unusual rents
Fragmentary note describes a 1955 concord and long separation followed by grants once given to national heroes and royals. It mentions rents comprising six horseshoes two white greyhounds a salmon spear a snowball a large eel pie and a bed of straw.
Two youths charged after burglary of stalled car
Police stated two youths admitted to leaving a crippled vehicle with the motor running. The car stalled while they were away and could not be restarted, leading to burglary charges.
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