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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1964

Page

2

Terlingua Area News Highlights Socials and School Events

Local notes report moves and visits among Terlingua Study Butte Lajitas Alpine and Boquillas families. A goings away party for Willie Benavides attracts over 70 guests. Terlingua School hosts visits to Santa Helena schools and plans Halloween activities and an election on November 3 1964 with preparations by Mrs English Mrs White and Vera Smith.

Carl ‘Snaan Lajitas Joe Benavides Alpine Willie Henry Smith Terlingua Maggie Smith Vera Maggie Mexico Stray Lee Son Lee Jack Lee Pedro Vasquez Study Butte Boquillas Virginia Phillips Tommie Franco Macamio Hinojos Vera Smith Mr. Morton Jack Ward del Rio Maggie's Place Willie Benavides Band Carolyn White

Rain Diminishes Across Texas Ranch Weather Report

DANCE NEWS notes Rex Ivey predicted rain arrived early with about ½ inch in Big Bad territory and Alpine. Ranchers from Pope country near Marathon and other areas report up to ½ inch, with Marathon and Alpine seeing light showers. Social details include a Kerrville guest list and a Hereford bulls viewing with a bridge party.

Tam Rex Ivey Big Bad Tsaw Steve Stumberg Sr Pope Country Marathon Roy Stillwell Ranch Alpine George Dallman C. C. Pollard Texas Rex Fuqua Younger Dumas Pat Rooney Marfa Lorena Cowden Jerra Edwards Dorothy Saner Marie Harris Marel Johnson Kerrville Grace Cowden Pecos J. T. Baker Herman Saenger R. A. Bishop Ft. Stockton

Barry Goldwater Quotes Span Support and Controversy

A compilation of remarks praising and defending Barry Goldwater from 1953 to 1964. Edges include endorsements for McCarthyism, John Birch Society ties, critique of Eisenhower, and the famous extremism quote, with supportive and mixed public reactions from figures like Robert Welch.

John Birch Time Barry Barry Goldwater United States Robert J. Welch John Birch Society

Republicans Split Over Goldwater Extremism Debate

The record cites multiple GOP voices in July 1964 criticizing extremism while defending moderation. Nelson Rockefeller condemns extremism as dangerous, while Kenneth Keating and Dwight D. Eisenhower warn against attacks on moderation and ethical ends. Senator Hatfield denounces hate groups, and Governor Scranton cautions against nuclear war rhetoric.

N. Y Kenneth Keating Penn William Scranton Goldwater

Religious leaders condemn Goldwater ethics in 1964 stance

A 1964 protest signed by over 725 Protestant Episcopal bishops clergymen and laymen accuses Barry Goldwater and William Miller of exploiting racism. The Christian Century warned the election would threaten US world standing and strain allies. Christianity and Crisis criticized a Goldwater vote as irresponsible and reckless.

New York Times Barry Goldwater William E. Miller Christian Century Goldwater United States

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