GOP Platform 1964 Seeks Constitutional State and Local Rights
The 1964 Republican Platform attacks Johnsonomics and federal overreach, pledging to cut federal spending, balance the budget, and restore liberty to states and individuals. It emphasizes limited federal intrusion, tax credits, and education support while criticizing deficit financing and big government. The document frames domestic policy around restoring constitutional government and local control.
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Goldwater Racist Accusations Split San Francisco Meeting
The piece covers a San Francisco gathering reacting to Goldwater's nomination, with protests by AFL-CIO and claims that his campaign appeals to racists. It discusses political rhetoric, McCarthy era echoes, and debates about whether Goldwater's supporters or opponents foster racism, noting reactions from commentators and critics.
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Committee On Political Education
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COPE
Purdue predicts fall enrollment near 18 500 freshmen 4000
Purdue University expects about 18 500 students on the West Lafayette campus this fall with nearly 4000 freshmen and 4 000 graduate students. Registrar Nelson M Parkhurst cites a 17 percent rise in new students from last year and limited out of state freshman numbers.
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Thought For The Week on Independence Declaration
A brief reflection centers on bold courages citizens who grasp implications of their declaration. The piece hints at unity and purpose behind the founding text and calls readers to consider its enduring meaning.
Shooting Suspect Is Freed On Bond
A shooting suspect was released on bond amid a discussion of dividend records and investor sentiment. The feature pieces mention National Lead and a prosecutor named Willem Lealer, with notes on dividends, stock price trends, and long-term payment history dating back to the 1950s.
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Secret hearing held by Un American Activities Group
Washington reports that the House Committee on Un American Activities chose San Francisco and the week of the Republican National Convention for a secret hearing. A three man subcommittee heard from cooperative witnesses amid two national security probes, one on unauthorized travel to Cuba and another on alleged Communist influence. Johansen observed the GOP convention,监 gathering outside the Cow Palace for possible subversive activity.
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Fanny D. Faints From Sudden Upright Position
Case 426 describes Fanny D aged 44 fainting after rising from bed with brain oxygen deficiency due to sudden vertical shift. It explains differential diagnosis, heart warm up, and advises gradual position change to prevent fainting. Includes guidance on mailing for Dr. Crane Mellor’s psychological charts.
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Johnson Says Revenue Up Spending Down in Campaign Push
President Johnson opened the campaign season at Johnson City Texas with a critique of extremism and a report of rising federal revenue and falling spending. He announced a budget improvement of 1.7 billion dollars for the year ending June 30 and noted a 21,000 drop in federal payroll. He condemned hate groups and denied naming them, while challenging Goldwater’s stance and warning that extremist rhetoric could embolden such groups.
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McCarthy
Acne and vanity in adolescence by Dr Brady
A dermatology note explains acne as a common phase of youth with oily skin and blackheads. It argues pimples are not a disease, but a cosmetic concern, caused by sebum and blocked pores, and urges avoiding over drying cleansers while stressing skin hygiene and shared human physiology.
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Personal health letters directed to Dr William Brady
Brief letters on health and hygiene addressed to Dr William Brady at 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills will be answered only if a stamped self addressed envelope is enclosed. Due to high volume few replies are possible and nonconforming queries cannot be answered.
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William Brady
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Beverly Hills
Feighner Calls for Gradual Federal Farm Rollback
Marion Republican congressional candidate John R. Feighner told Westwood Cafe officials the federal production controls and price supports should be withdrawn gradually. He criticized current programs for harming small farmers and argued free markets would enable fair access to world markets, while opposing federal power to buy and resell farms at fixed prices. The Farm Bureau meeting framed the event as ongoing political education.
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Feighner
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Economic Opportunity Act
Polls and Politics A Letter On California Primary
William Wade comments on election polls citing Ernest Cutts criticism of California Republican results. The letter questions poll accuracy, notes Rockefeller, Goldwater and undecided voters, and jokes about creating a mock poll system. Also mentions Sam Lubell and CBS coverage of returns. American Saving ends with a quip about marriage.
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Ernest Cutts
Charleston
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Post
UPI
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Rockefeller
Goldwater
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Sam Lubell
Harris
CBS
Auto Plate Costs Cut in Half Starting August First
John Quinn manager of the Auto License office and Helen Haston say state auto license plates will cost half price beginning Aug 1. August sales are expected around 45 plates daily, with 35,365 plates sold so far in 1964. 1963 plates will be green with white letters and numbers.
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Helen Haston
jState
Quinn
Farm Bureau Meets Monday at Valley Grove School
The Union Township Farm Bureau will hold a meeting Monday at 7 20 p m at Valley Grove School with Glen Pittsford presiding. Members are asked to bring a pie and table service. Sandwiches tea and coffee will be supplied. Japan accounts for six percent of sewing machines sold in the United States.
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Union Township Farm Bureau
Valley Grove School
Glen Pittsford
Faith Reserve in Tough Times by Julien C. Hyer
The Shepherd faith poem urges bolstering nerve to resist fear and worry. It reflects on flawed self confidence and the need for steadfast trust in God. The speaker acknowledges moments of doubt yet emphasizes faith as the essential safeguard amid life’s trials.
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