Baker Johnson link fuels Baker case in Senate
Sen. John J. Williams argues Bobby Baker operated at scale only with Lyndon B. Johnson's knowledge. Williams, a key investigator, notes Senate questions and White House resistance, citing forged records, kickbacks, and a stereo set given to Johnson as evidence of influence peddling amid hearings and political battles.
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Texas
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White House
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Look Who Was An Extremist Sir Winston Churchill
A historical write up recalls Churchill's final visit to the House of Commons and a formal tribute on his retirement after 64 years of service. It references commentary from John F Kennedy's 1940 book Why England Slept describing Churchill as dynamic and dangerous in peace.
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Guarantor Of A Free Press
The Booneville Standard recalls advertising as the key to press freedom, noting that financial support from ads allows newspapers to serve the whole public without political bias. It traces journalism from biased sheets to independent press enabled by advertising revenue and outlays the virtues of ad supported freedom.
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Standard
Conservative Party’s New York Role in Republican Power Struggle
The piece analyzes New York politics in 1960s terms, noting the Conservative Party’s aim to influence the GOP amid Rockefeller’s control. It argues the party’s founders drew support from committed conservatives, while Governor Rockefeller’s maneuvering risks hurt to Goldwater and signals a broader national shift toward third party influence in a polarized landscape.
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Editorial misgivings on Goldwater and party insiders
Donald R. Boys critiques editorial bias toward Barry Goldwater and the Republican establishment. He challenges Evans Novak for alleged myths about the 1964 nomination, defends Goldwater delegates, and argues for truthful reporting to empower voters in November amid debates on communism, policy, and leadership.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
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Abey Urges Reevaluation of U S Foreign Aid
Joseph Abey ex Rotary International president and Reading Pennsylvania circulation director argues in a Rotary Club speech that U S foreign aid fails to win popular support because recipients obscure the donor’s role. He says wheat and tax dollars undergird foreign economies, suggesting a need to rethink aid strategy.
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Gist of medical advice on angina and diet habits
A reader letter discusses angina pectoris in a 34 year old man who eats large meals and skips breakfast. It urges moderate weight loss, cutting alcohol, and avoiding refined sugars, with nitroglycerin for distress. The piece cites diet myths and references medical guides, urging cautious use of medication and balanced meals.
Shelbyville Strike Pact Ballot Set Amid Tense Picketing
Negotiators for Glass Bottle Co outside Shelbyville set Sunday vote to ratify a three year contract. Ten-day strike threat eased as 25 riot-trained troopers stood by. A worker pleaded guilty to malicious trespass and received a six month suspended sentence.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Lloyd Nu
Lloyd Nu Ued To Make Picket Line Checks. Will Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Cecil Mel- Elmer Bowman
Vin
The Jaywalking Dilemma and a Cautionary Maxim
A provocative note urges not to delay in unsafe street stunts. It promotes choosing busy streets during rush hour for spectators, encourages ignoring signals, and claims motorists should worry. The piece ends with an American saying about people as a nation’s resource.
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Jaywalker
Tabernacle rites and sacred law in Exodus lesson
The text presents an International Sunday School lesson outline from Julien C. Hyer referencing Moses and the Torah liturgy. It highlights worship forms for tribes offerings and holy feasts, including Tabernacles, and notes God guiding Israel by night during the journey.
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