1964 GOP Platform and its domestic policy aims
The piece outlines the 1964 Republican Platform criticizing Johnson era policy. It highlights aims to reduce federal spending and deficits, return power to states and individuals, expand tax credits, and limit federal intrusion in education while pledging full Civil Rights Act enforcement and anti-discrimination. It also forecasts Goldwater's contrast with Democrats on fiscal responsibility and civil rights.
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Republican Party
United States
Johnson
Democratic
Washington
U. S
Midwest
Goldwater
Sen. Goldwater
Senate
Irew
Robert F. Kennedy
Dissto
Thought For The Week Statement By Rep Florence Dwyer
The speaker praises the Declaration of Independence as bold and principled. He urges readers to emulate its enduring ideals and keep the revolutionary spirit alive in contemporary times.
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Florence P. Dwyer
New Jersey
Successful Investing in Dividends and Redeemed Stocks
A 75 year old investor with a $5,000 trust asks about selling Wells Fargo shares after a loss and holding 300 shares of Du Pont $3.50 preferred bought at 4, expecting a call this year at 102. They seek guidance on whether Du Pont will be redeemed and how to handle the Wells position.
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Gardner
du Pont
Wellsdner
Shooting Suspect Is Freed On Bond
A shooting suspect, Roy E. Hen ce, 48, Elwood, was released on bond after being held in custody since last Friday. Prosecutor William Lawler stated the investigation continues. Details mention hospital treatment and ongoing stock market references, but the readable portion confirms the bond release and pending inquiry.
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Ieee
Wiliam Lawler
Roy E
P.ick
Elwood
Merril Ens de Force
Hughes
Mercy Hospital
Wells-Gardner
Montgomery
Penney and Grant
Unil
Goldwater Race Debate Cited By S.F. Columnist
William F Buckley Jr discusses Goldwater’s 1964 campaign and the San Francisco political climate. He argues charges of racism against Goldwater’s backers are overstated while noting the era’s toxic rhetoric and the risk of a disruptive summer politics. The piece critiques COPE style syllogisms and calls for moderation amid partisan tension.
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San Francisco
McCarts
McCarthy
Goldwater
Purdue to Welcome 4,000 Freshmen for Fall
Purdue University announces an anticipated fall enrollment near 18,500 with about 4,000 freshmen expected, up 17 percent from last year. Graduate enrollments rise to around 4,000, and out of state student limits are noted. A letter from Fusako Yoshida and Ritsuko Sakai describes campus hopes and a hint of Navy-related study coordination.
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Sepa
United States
Japan
Harland W. White
Delta
Admissions
Fusako Yoshida
Ritsuko
Sakai
Anderson Ymca
Navy
Denis
Secret hearings held by Un American Activities Group in San Francisco
The House Committee on Un American Activities met secretly in San Francisco during the week of the Republican National Convention to hear from cooperative witnesses. A three member subcommittee reportedly heard testimony as part of two national security probes. Lead by Rep Joe Pool, the San Francisco hearing also observed outside demonstrations for possible subversive influences at the Cow Palace.
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San Francisco
Goldwater
Senator Goldwater
Committee On Politi
Real Education
Goldwa Logism
Ter
Ion A. Ak
COPE
Thse
David
Susskind
Wallace
Gore Vidal
Messrs. Susskind
Vidal
Democratic Party
James B. Martin
Wall Street
Coun
Maji
United States of America
Japan
Wastiauiun
UFL
House Committee On
Cuba
Brooklyn
N. Y
Buffalo
Minneapolis
San Francsco
Joe Pool
Texas
Congress
George F. Senner, Jr
D-Ariz
August E. ‘Johansen
Michigan
Republ
Jol ‘Sen
Cow Palace
Johnson Says Revenue Up Spending Down
President Johnson opened a campaign stop in sunnoun City Texas with a strong call against violence and hate groups while reporting a $1.7 billion rise in fiscal year revenue and a payroll cut of 21 000. He criticized extremism and defended liberty before a reporter group on the Pedernales River bank during LBJ Ranch duties.
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Sunnoun City
Tex
UPL
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Pe‘dernales
Ku Klux Klan
John Birch Society
Lbj Ranch
Goldwater
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
Fanny D’s fainting warning from sudden standing
An aged patient, 65, experiences a blackout after rising, explained as a common postural, oxygen deficit issue in the brain. The note urges gradual warming up of the body, likening the heart to an engine, and advises turning off alarms without leaping upright.
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Fanny
Tor
Fanny D
Ito
Tom
Acne as vanity not disease says Dr Brady
Dr Brady argues that oily skin blackheads and pimples are cosmetic and not a disease. He notes pimples are the only pathological feature linked to minor skin infection and advises simple soap and water for cleansing. He recalls dental and dermatology experts and invites readers to mail brief questions to Dr William Brady at 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills.
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Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Feighner Advocates Gradual End to Federal Farm Controls
Marion Republicans meeting at Westwood Cafe heard John R Feighner call for a gradual withdrawal of federal production controls and price supports. He criticized current programs as hurting small farmers and promoting inefficiency, while supporting temporary price supports to ease transition. He opposed federal powers to buy and resell farms at fixed prices.
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Marion
Republian
John R Feighner
Farm Bureau
Westwood
Feighner
Sun District
Folklore Critique on California Primary Polls by Wade
Ernest Cutts denounces polls in a Charleston Evening Post letter to UPI, mocking Rockefeller and Goldwater figures from Louis Harris and predicting pollster manipulation. He notes CBS coverage, questions voter confusion, and cites Lubell, Harris, and cross-media reactions to the California Republican primary.
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California
Ernest Cutts
Charleston
S. C
Goldwater
Cam
Sam Lubell
Tam
Harris
CBS
Auto Plate Cost To Soon Be Half
John Quinn, manager of the Auto License Office on West Street, announces that auto license fees will be reduced to half beginning August 1. An average of 45 plates per day is expected to be sold at the office during August and September. Sales for passenger cars in 1964 total 35,065. The 1965 plates will be screened with white letters and numbers.
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John Quinn
W. Oth St
Mr. Quinn
Farm Bureau Meets Monday at Valley Grove School
The Union Township Farm Bureau will hold a meeting Monday at 7 30 p.m. at Valley Grove School with Glen Pittsford presiding. Attendees should bring a pie and a table service. Sandwiches tea and coffee will be provided. Japan makes 60 percent of gil goving machines sold in the
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Farm Bureau
Union Township Farm Bureau
Valley Grove School
Glen Pittsford
Japan
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