davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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GROCERY

MD.-Does 90 500 wk., 2tes mark.
up. TOP profits, could do $1,000
Wk. with hustling operation. 500.
600 dn, will handle Ideal for
Evening star., 1963-01-13
"MoTELs IN FLoRTpA1

We have q very nice selection Of
Florida MotelS ranging in size
from 3 TO 90 units. II you are
interested in . small or q large
operation may We suRgest you
All are priced to sell with good
terms. Please consult
HARRY I FRIEDMAN
Evening star., 1963-01-13

UNITED AUTO SALES
Authorized Fiat-Triumph Dealer
1925 GEORGIA AVE.
WHEATON. ND. VIII. 0-2700
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SIIPFRMARKET

$4,000 mo. bus no competition,
ear be bourht for $4,000 lSh,,
new bldg goilg 40 next door viii
double the business tOW du
pynlt,, no Sundays. Call for par.
ticularS
Evening star., 1963-01-13
]. B. Waters g. Associates
Prince Frederick. Md.

Phone 2I4 and 4SS
rHE ATLANTIC REFINING co
has service station available foi
lease in Hyattsville. Md. Minimum
investment, modern facilities, paid
training program. Here is you
opportunity to be in business fol
yourself. For further Information
please call Mr.. @; D, LYNN. Bal.
tlmore' Plaza 2-2960; ewes, An.
napolis, 263-9107.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
American Service Center
Auth. Mercedes-Benz Dealer
5S5 N. Qlebe Rd., Arl. Va.

MERCEDES BENZ 81 "220s", ma.
room finish. natural leather in
terror, low mileage, s2,795.
Capitol Cadillac-O OldS Co.
1880 22nd ST. NV. FE. 7-26OO
MERCEDES $50" 80 4-dr, sedan.
r. and h.; new tires and battery,
Just compl. serviced, excel cond.,
one owner, Sl,450. FL. 4-l754.
MERCEDES 300 1852, good cond.
Leather int. radio, heater, make
offer. will trade. 7O3-437-3037.
Evening star., 1963-01-13

BIER TAyERN, Va GOOD bus Nice
losatlon. VERY reas. GIBRALTAR
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investment or anyone who would
devote 5 hours a week, on q go
Ing laundromat with good re-
turn, 1900 50 It.. nearby Va. Un-
limited potential for anyone who
would install dry cleaning equip
mpnt. Box 41.H. star
Evening star., 1963-01-13

FORD 1888 tractor. "F-s00," in
very good condition with all-new
tires. SAb0 III o-AaTI
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NIIE SPOT
'IIOuOR STORE

TOP clientele opens s pm. 10 .
am, does $4,000 wk and better
$4,000 dn. will purchase, owner
IN hospital
Evening star., 1963-01-13

FORD 80 pickup, Teton, Utiiity
speed stand. trans. Runs per-
iectly and looks IA neW-car cond
bpotess interior. Trailer hitch
installed, Not used in construc-
ton. Only S495 with GOOD credit.
SlO dn, and S30.7l mo. REINEs
MOTOR CO, 1870 Wilson blvd,
Evening star., 1963-01-13
NORMAN

FORD 81 q ton stake, exceptional
condition for this model, s205.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
BARBER SHOP
MUSIC SCHOOL
CLEANING STORE
LUNCHEONETTE

Hu. 6-B. does $500 vk.. heaut.
equip. low dn, payment, $4,000
Add beer ana double the business.
? CARRY-OUT RUN BY WINDOW
ill does 5000 wk, hrs. 5 an 70 4
pm. closed Sunday wonderful
meneymaker. $4,000 dn. will
hnndle
Evening star., 1963-01-13

BpSlNEssEs WANtLD % leIl
CIBRAtTAR CO III T-B5Ou
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the right man 10 be In business
for himself Must know pets and
plants Contact manager. II. L.
GREEN CO.. s649 Colesville rd.,
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ENGINEER, With extensive techni-
cal experience, wants active par
ticipation IN small business.
manuf. or development, has capt
tai 70 invest, Box 75-B. Star.
ESQ GAS STATION. excel. bus,
Branch ave. Sc. Very good buy
GIBRALTAR co. DI, 7-850O
Evening star., 1963-01-13

CARRY .OuT Ar Va nice ioe
oiBRhtTfR co. NJ 7sGiuU
Evening star., 1963-01-13

flRESTONE STORE LOCATED IN
KEY SHOPPING AREA NEAR
pEALE MD - Store has soda
fountain lunch counter. gas
pumps and accessories. owner Will
lease with option 10 buy with In
yeStment IN stock APPROX ~ 500.
Excellent for drugs or other lines.
GFisNFR 4 HSNsoN. pssle M
3Ol=UN 7."2gi
FOR SALE. store. home, ig-acre Of
lana, doing a good business Lovely
place ot live, Box 7.B, Star.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
IMP0RTS-SPoRTS
NORMAN

AUSTIN HEALY 10000 1860, wire
wheels. elect. oyerdrive. radio,
heater. low mi. has always been
garaged. Leaving country, must
sacrifice. Call 5SS-1264.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
SAM BLANKEN g. co.
7ia kennedy 81. NV.
ia. 9-5200

BEAuTY SALON for sale. very GOOD
loca ation. Arlington For informa.
ton. BOX 3Ai-H, star,
BFER TAVERN, Mont County. doing
excel bus Reasonable terms
ofBRAtTAR co. pi 7.B500
BIER TAyERN, Va, Good bus Nice
lOcation, Very reaS. GIBRALTAR
co, Dt 7-6hO0
BUsINEssEs WANTED 70 sell.
eubsl oul-oi town eagh clients
GIBRALTAR co III 7-b50p
BusINEssFs wanted any Kind
PLEASE call ARTHUR J. LUBIN
Broker RE 7-i250, RA. 6.83nf
CAFTTERIA. beer. carry-out IN.
dust, area ARTHUR ', tuBiN
Broker, RE 7.4eb0 RA e.G30f
CAnRYOUT, needs hustlef, near
new FBf Must sell EsN terms
ATKINS ASSOC ~ 9.Jl00
CARRY.oUT SHOP. - 0oQ-s5. 0OU
mo. Nichols ave ~. Selling due
70 illnett Htas 10 2.tAi4
CAHRY.OUT doing over $1,000
wk, terrible potential run BY help.
phone III 7.sibO bet 9.l q M No
phone calls accepted before 2
an Monday
CARRY Y.OUT Arls Va nice loe
oiBRhtTpR co. ~ 7s050u
Evening star., 1963-01-13

ESQ GAS STA. Sell with corner
prop. N sood ne, loe. GIBRALTAR
Evening star., 1963-01-13

CORVETTE 9lIiS ,sS STING Ray coupe.
positraction. nd. brakes, Wv.
tires. guar. S4.650. HE. 4-s919.
DKW AUTO UNION $50 hardtop
coupe. T. and h. excel. mechanical
cond. Moving. EN-. 3-0246.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
STOHLMAN

,, DoDGE-DART DEALER
.ll6 Nichols Ave. Sc. LU. 4-2ssO
FORD 80 2-ton cab over used for
anauling trailers, $4,000. so.
Evening star., 1963-01-13

AUSTIN '5S ABS. ideal second car
good mechanical cond., new tires.
1925. EN-. 3-Sl74.
Evening star., 1963-01-13

CITROEN so, I'D 10 good cond..
$500 or trade. 703-437-3037.
CORVETTE '5s, 4Ol Gu. in. Pontiac
eng. only so mi. Best offer.
Call 434-706O.
Evening star., 1963-01-13

HORCH-ClaSsic convert. circa 81,
Sl,S00. VIII trade. 703-43I- -3037.
PORsCHE 1860 Super silver coupe.
fully equipped In excel. cond.
S2,595. 524-203S ewes. ME. s.
IgE4 dove
Evening star., 1963-01-13

DEAL WITH THE TOP BROKER
AOE HOUSE IN TOWN LIST
YOUR BUSINESS WITH uS FOR
PROMPT AND CONFIDENTIAL
Evening star., 1963-01-13

FIAT '5s, 100. 1862 motor
FTHsl FTiea $500. 6Gnd co. LsaSiasS saSBSsS country
Evening star., 1963-01-13

TAUNUS '62 De Luxe "117-M" A.
DIR. sedan, by OWNER. One Of the
best FAMILY SIZE compact cars
on the rnah 2nR-o1gh
Evening star., 1963-01-13

RENAULT 80 Dauphine, excellent
condition, $1,000 miles, S475 or
make infer Q1o-1GRl
Evening star., 1963-01-13

Will SACRIFICE loft, Landola
mobile home in like-new cond.
Completely -furn. w/many built.in
extras. Sold for $4,000 in 1855.
Asking SIS, 900 or make offer
Terms avail. Must sell this week
Call Mr., JENKINS, AP. 7-72OO
Evening star., 1963-01-13

1914 North IT. Myer Drive
Arlington. Va. JA. 5-2614'
AUSTIN-HEALEY '55, electric over
drive, r. h., $3.50. Evenings ia.
S-7041, STAN.
Anre nnAr : o /. - = !, =
Evening star., 1963-01-13

1mC lNbb 800" stake bed, over
hauled motor. sl.200. Call sP.
Evening star., 1963-01-13

FORD '55 pickup, half ton, excel
transp, $3.50. viii take older car
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MEMO
MOTEL, nrby. Va. IS units. Excel

MOTEL, nrby. Va. 25 units. Excel
income. Very reas. terms. GIBRAL-
TAR CO. DI. 7-6500.
MOTELS-(D Modern small motel.
Owner wants city property. Ideal
for couple. 90 Investment motel
doing steady business with large
trucking company. go Colonial
style motel, doing good business.
l4l Motel with plenty Of room and
Small down payment. All shown
BY appointment. Good financing
Trades considered. JOHN o. BRAD.
SHAW, Broker, RID 8, BOX 626,
Phone 373-7759. Fredericksburg,
Virginia.
Evening star., 1963-01-13

FERRARI. Mexico coupe, excel
cond.. $4,000 or trade for 300
81. In HE cnrH HnN-lNnE
Evening star., 1963-01-13
ROVERS FOR 1858

Local and overseas delivery. EU-
ROPEAN MOTORS, 1855 Fairfax
DR.. at Lee hwy. East Falls Church.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
AUTORAMA

SNOW TIRES and wheel size
b20x13. Reas. Almost new. Will
fit English Anglia. JU. 9-1612.
IOI9-S3 FORD OR MERCURY 0
to / fin. alum. heads $40,
CALL. rHA-kIk0
Evening star., 1963-01-13

FUhD I52 2 Ton pickup, ?. and n,
sSPgo5ttlishti 6Tply tires. excel. cond
Evening star., 1963-01-13
FRANCIS & PARSONS

RENAULT 80 Dauphine 4-dr.. r.
and h., white finish, one owner,
$685..
Evening star., 1963-01-13

GMC 1891 Tandem dump truck
WIZ sell az sacrifice price. can
be seen at f4th and Bennings I'd
ne. or call LII I-gfhG
Evening star., 1963-01-13

Fowler Motors, Ltd.
1914 North Fl. Myer Drive
Arlington, Va. ia. 5-2614
Evening star., 1963-01-13

NOW is THE TINE TO PLACE
YOUR SPRING ORDER
Kirby Travel Trailer, Inc.
1900 Jefferson Davis Hwy.
Evening star., 1963-01-13

SIMCA 81, black 4-dr. sedan, T.
and h., 81 900 or best offer.
CALL 652-5663
Evening star., 1963-01-13
MONEY TO LOAN

NEW HANGARS and tie-doWnS
available at Hyde Field, Clinton.
Nd. We have newly paved run
ways and taxiways. CY. 7-S640.
Evening star., 1963-01-13

eIssIa e.. 9oos eos Cleaning spd P6 E.
big motor, S795. Ell. 6-2145.
PORsCHE 80 super conv. with
radio, heater. good top.
Evening star., 1963-01-13

BEAUTY SALON for sale. very good
location, Arlington. For intorma'
ton. BOX aN1=H, star
Evening star., 1963-01-13

FORD 1862 24-ton pickup. Style
me body. good condition. Call
Evening star., 1963-05-16

he quipped In urging on the
precinct workers.
In short. he still talked like
a man unimpressed with Draft
Goldwater for President" move
ments.
Asked II the G. o. p. could
win in 1864 without carrying
the big Eastern States. Sena-
tor Goldwater replied, "Theo-
retically, yes; but we'd have to
take the South, the Midwest,
Ohio. Illinois, Indiana, on e
Northwestern State - and
Texas"
But, he told the District Re-
publicans, don't write off the
cities"
Evening star., 1963-05-16
Mass Will Mark
150th Year of
Rockville Church

The Most Rev. Patrick A
O'Boyle, Archbishop Of WASH
ington. will preside at a solemn
mass of thanksgiving at IL am,
Sunday in st. Mary's Catholic
Church, Rockville. marking the
l50th anniversary Of the
church.
The mass will mark the be-
ginning of a week of activities
of Montgomery County's second
Oldest congregation. In attend
ance will be the Most Rev.
Philip M. Hannah, Auxiliary
bishop of Washington. The
Evening star., 1963-05-16

Right Rev. Msgr. John X. Cart
wright, rector Of st. Matthews
Cathedral, will preach. The
Rev. Gilbert Ham. pastor Of
st. Mary's, will be the celebrant.
The church was founded in
1918 by Archbishop John Car
roll, first member Of the
American Catholic hierarchy.
st. Mary's Church structure is
the county's oldest.
Other events sche eduled
throughout next week to mark
the anniversary include q re-
QUEEN mass at 9 am. Tuesday
for all deceased parishioners
and benefactors; a mass for
children of the parish at 8 am.
Wednesday, and a reception at
7:30 pm. May 26, for priests
who have served at the church.
Evening star., 1963-05-16

water complained. it's INC
good"
He said he is sure the Ma
tons wheat farmers will reject
Federal allotments in Wednes-
days vote, but the administra-
tion's strategy is to get the bill
through Congress before I h G
farmers can show how fed up
they are.
Republican strategy, he said,
is to hold off until after the
vote. But I don't think Wen
make it."
The man who claims he wants
only another term in the Sen
ate come 1864, salted his re-
marks with jibes at that Con-
gressional body.
1t has, he said, become cir
Evening star., 1963-05-16
GoIdwoter Sees Danger
Of Roce Disorder Here

audience of about 100 persons
in all-white Precinct NV Z that
I'VE must work hard to find
answers"
The Arizonian said later he
was amazed at the restraint
that has been shown so far in
the District, but that last
Thanksgiving Days disorder al
Evening star., 1963-05-16

Arizona Senator Goldwater
last night warned District Re-
publicans in a precinct meet
ing that the seeds Of racial
disorder are right here in our
own city"
Pointing to Chicago an d
Pennsylvania disorders as
warnings of what might happen
here, he told a near capacity
Evening star., 1963-05-16

D. C. Stadium proves that the
seeds are here.
THE danger is greater in
Chicago than here. The danger
here is that something like that
Thanksgiving Day business will
get started and can't be
stopped" he added.
Force in racial disorders, the
Senator told a questioner,
cant change q mans feel
ings."
Federal Government force, he
declared, becomes "defendable"
only when life and property are
endangered. In fact, he sees
mo other recourse" then, he
said.
Hits Grain Bill
Commenting on the proposed
feed grain bill, Senator Gold
Evening star., 1963-05-16

responsible - you can get any
thing through the Senate" The
House Of Representatives h a s
become "the responsible organ"
But he also took after the
G. o. P. - again - for pay
ing too much attention to the
presidency. 1t makes no differ
ence If you don't have Con-
gress," he asserted.
Wants G. O. p. Congress r
"It's likely we're going to
have Kennedy for about five
more years but give him a
Republican Congress and he
will wish he'd stayed in Mas
Isachusetts, or at least Harvard"
Copper River current., 1963-06-06
A GARDEN

A GARDEN
 In my good garden I would first plant five rows of peas: Preparedness, Prompt tness Perseverance,> Politeness and Prayer.
 Next to them plant three rows of Squashs Squash gossip, Squash criticism, Squash indifference. Then I put in five rows of lettuces Let us be unselfish; let us be loyal; let us love one another;' let us be truthful; let us fai thful.
 No garden is complete wi thout turnips and mine would haves Turn up for church; turn up with a smile; turn up wi tn new idea; turn up wi tn real determination.
 The news bag of Gulf States. Governor $ Office News Release
 Sale of frozen Alaska crab in the shell has been restricted by the California Sen- ate's Fish and Game Connni ttee. Governor Egan has requested that the measure be d. cred and rejected, as growing acceptance of frozen Alaska crab by the nati on's house. wives disproves any assertion as to inferi or taste and quality.
 The bill, which could prove discrimina- tory against this widely accepted product has been removed to Ithe inactive fl le today pending further evaluation.
Copper River current., 1963-06-06

J L I l -/- / fOR SALE
 [ 5 Sets of kitchen tables and chairs; also oil stoves. Eureka Lodge. c Onan Model D.R.N. XIV Ii ght plant, wi tn some spare parts and engine oil filters; in run- ming condi tion but should be over hauled soon As is, Where is for $l ,275. Moosibou Ser- vice Station, Mile l49, Glenn Hwy. "A 5-336lc l2O Bass Accordion, Silvertone with case. $lOOeOO. Call TIA 8-3299. c New House Logs and Lumber. Phone 3348 or Two slx-YeaE Baby Cribs, used, good condi tion .$l5. co each or both for $25.0O. Ed salinger, FAA, Phone 3388. c Utility Trailer, lO' inside box, covered wi tn boat winch, two spares; all in good condi tion licensed. $l5O.OO. Salinger, Ph. 3688. c LOST: Small female puppy wi tn long tail, 1 droopy ears, blonde color. Lost in vicinity of Bear Creek on Richardson Hwy. Reward! Phone Bill Grediagin at "A 2-329l. Fl NOTICE: Will the person who found an oil drum and hand pump Gulka11a Hill, Wednesday night, May 29th, Please contact Ar1e Sundt. REWARD! Ph. 3291. po GLENN TOPICS (cont from Pg
 our advertisers and subscribers, also the voluntary staff who also work at other jobs and have } to , children to care for. We are proud of the Current s progress and hope that we purchase the addi tional equi pment that is needed and some day have a building of our own. Thank you again, The Copper River Cur rent.
 . little League baseball had i ts first practice at l PM, June lst at the DPW Ball Park IT made it out for the first practice. The managers are George Toppa, Dale Riser, Bill Toms and Erwin Wotasiak. A name is a subject for thought. The uni forms are blue and Wki te for Glennallen.
 Glen1alle len Teenagers will have a dinner picnic at Dry Creek, Friday, June 7th. They will try to keep busy all sumner. Some of them are working at odd jobs.
 Cliff ri it's is working at CVEA. He and Bret Stock are. laying sewer pipes.
 Bruce Heaton is leaving for Tebay by COrdOVa Airlines and NludSOn Airlines to work for Knudson at Tebay resort. He will be there all sumner and will attend Copper Val- ley Hi gh School next winter.
 Joe GoodlataW and two of his brothers clearing land for Essie Grant.
Evening star., 1963-02-14
YOUTH
Message Outlines
Plans for Three Corps

it was contemplated the mini
mum pay would be $50 for a
40-hour week. Under this pro-
gram the Government would
provide half the wages aid re-
lated costs.
The President emphasized
that the youth employment bill
should not be confused with
the National Service Corps,
which is designed for citizens
of every age who want to be of
help and whose skills or apti-
tudeS enable t h e m to serve
their community on a volunteer
basis. They would be paid sub
sistence of around Sc to SO a
day, officials said.
1.-The logic and value of a
National Service Corps h a S
been demonstrated by the
work and success of our Peace
Corps overseas" Mr.. Kennedy
said.
He recommended that legis-
lation authorizing fthe Peace
Corps be renewed and expanded
to permit a corps of $4,000
volunteers by September, 1864
| At the start of this year, he
said, 1850 we're serving in the
Peace Corps, and the number
is expected to increase to 5000
by the end of the summer.
/ Turning to juvenile delin-
quency. the President said the
place to attack that problem
is the lack of opportunity that
"underlies so much of youth
full Illustration, rebellion anc
idleness."
Evening star., 1963-02-14
W-Youth and (
The Peace Corps

Nowhere is the profile of the
best Of American youth better
drawn than in our Peace Corps
volunteers. In the two years of
the Peace Corps growth from
idea to rewarding reality,
almost $4,000 American men
and women-the majority of
them young in years, all of
them young in Spirit-have
volunteered their services
The most objective and effec-
tive appraisal of their contribu-
tons can best be found in the
fact that every single country
where Peace Corps volunteers
are at work has requested
more of them.
At the beginning Of 1862,
there were $50 volunteers at
work or in training for service
in IL countries. BY the same
date in 1868 there were 1850
volunteers-almost 1000 OF
them thirty years old OF
younger in training or in
service in A countries. BY the
end Of the summer, their num-
ber is expected to increase tc
5000. And requests for more
volunteers continue to be
received more rapidly than they
can be met. ! recommend
the existing Peace Corps au-
thority be renewed and ex-
panded to permit a Corps oi
$4,000 volunteers by September
of 1864.
Evening star., 1963-02-14
GOLDFINE
Continued From Page Al

Continued From Page Al
convinced me that no one, in
cluding the Government, can
gain by endless litigation.
Il have been in the textile
field all my life. I hope that
somewhere, somehow, my
knowledge can be used pro-
ductively. I feel it is still not
too late for me to start anew" i"
The agreement announced
by the Attorney General was
contained in three stipulations
filed today in Boston, Concord,
N. H., and Rutland, VT.
The Justice Department said
that because all of Mr.. Gold
fines holdings will be sold,
the total return to the Gov
ernment will be the same as
it would have been if the tax
suit had gone TO trial.
Any asset which may not be
found until later must be
turned over to the Govern
ment.
Mr.. Goldfine was sentenced
to a year and a day in prison
and fined $4,000 on June 6,
1861, after he pleaded guilty
to tax evasion.
He was released on parole
in February, 1862, on condition
that he go to a private hos
pital or convaleScent home.
He was discharged from
parole on June S, 1862.
Evening star., 1963-02-14
K-ConcIusion

Chronic world tensions have
tended TO distract our attention
from those problems which have
long-range rather than imme-
diate consequences. But each
passing month makes II clearer
that our past failures TO iden-
tify. understand and meet the
many problems relating TO our
Nations youth cannot be coun-
.tenanced any longer. Aware
ness is a large part Of the
battle. But II is action that will
spell the difference. am con-
vinced that the various pro-
.posals contained In this mes
sage provide an appropriate and
hopeful means Of translating
our common concern into an
action proeram-one that will
insure that the young people
OF this country will truly have
the opportunity TO secure for
themselves and their posterity
the full blessings OF liberty. %
Evening star., 1963-02-14
VI--Youth
Education

-. Millions of our young men
and women do not have proper
opportunities. AS a
result they do not fully develop
their intellectual capacities and
take their proper place as pro-
adult members of soci-
ETY.. To strengthen our educa-
tional system, we must increase
both the quantity and the quail
ity of our educational facilities
and services, providing an op-
portunity for every young
American to achieve the high
est level of his capacity. 1t is to
these problems that the pro-
gram outlined in my recent
message on Education was ad-
dressed: I again urge action or
a comprehensive Federal pro-
gram to meet critical educ alton
needs.
Evening star., 1963-02-14
VENEZUELA
Continued Ernna pa,

Continued From Page Al
nedy. He is due to leave Mon
day.
FALN gunner have raided
American owned installations
in Caracas and attacked Bet
ancourt officials. Last week
end, the terrorists burned down
the warehouse of the Sears
Roebuck Co. here, causing
nearly SIS million damage.
In a radio address last night,
Mr.. Betancourt ordered police
to shoot any terroristS caught
in sabotage acts.
In seizing the ship the FALN
matched their daring in steal
ing five valuable French paint
ings from a Caracas museum
last month. The museum raid
also was carried out to tell
the world of the FALN move
ment and the pictures were
later recovered.
The master of the Anzoate-
gui, Capt. Oscar Pereira, was
unable in his radio message to
give his position or to tell ex-
actIy how the terrorist band
took over his ship. H said his
crewmen were well.
Evening star., 1963-02-14
WTI-Youth Health
And Physical Fitness

-. Many of our children are
handicapped at birth because
Of inadequate health care for
the mother and infant. Al
though we have made progress
in reducing infant deaths. the
infant mortality rate in 1861 in
this country was higher than
that of 9 other nations. In fact,
our relative standing has de-
clined in the last 10 years due
in large part to inadequate pre-
natal and poStnatal care among
our economically disadvantage
ed groups.
In my recent message on
mental illness and mental re-
tardation, I recommend legis-
lation enabling the Federal
Government TO stimulate our
communities to meet this prob
lem. I again urge that the Con-
gress enact legislation Cd fol-
new project grants rising from
IS million the first year to S3C
million in the third year to help
develop comprehensive mater
nal and child health care serv-
ices for those who are unable
to pay. 90 to increase the au-
thorization for maternal ano
child health grants by $25 mil
lion, and 80 to increase the au-
thorization for grants for the
crippled children's program by
a similar amount. -.
Good physical fitness is es.
sential to good physical anc
mental health. If our younl
men and women are TO affair
the social, scientific and eco
nomic goals Of which they are
capable. they must all posses.
the strength. the energy anc
the good health TO pursue then
vigorously. ~ strongly urge
those schools which do not pro,
vide adequate time and facili.
ties for physical activity pro.
grams to do so. ..