Goldwater votes No on Civil Rights Bill courage amid turmoil
The piece argues Senator Barry Goldwater faced political risk by voting against the Civil Rights Bill, citing his conviction to limit federal power, concerns over a possible federal police force, and the need to amend the constitution if broad rights are desired. It praises his stand and notes his prior support for civil rights efforts in Arizona.
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Barry Goldwater
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Congress
Abraham Lincoln
Arizona
GOP
William Shakespeare
New York Stock Exchange predicts 1980 stock boom and tech upgrades
The Exchange foresees 35 million stockholders by 1980, eight million shares daily, and 30 percent ownership by financial institutions. A new ticker system and automatic network will handle over 16 million shares daily by next year as part of this expansion.
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New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Food prices and wages reshape the American standard of life
The piece argues food is cheaper relative to income today and credits mass merchandising and mass production for lowering costs. It notes turn of the century wages around $1 per week with half spent on food, versus current $100 weekly wages and about 20 percent spent on food. Mass distribution supports high living standards.
Successful Investing In Bonds And Stocks In The 1960s
A reader questions tax exempt bonds vs a Magnavox holding after earnings decline. Roger E. Spear advises holding for recovery, noting taxable equivalents and state tax effects, while discussing market factors and a cautious approach given the recent dip and the stock’s strength in merchandizing.
London Transit Fares Increase Tied to Wage Awards
Londoners will pay higher rail bus and subway fares starting July 19 as wage awards totaling 18.9 are granted to transport workers. The move aims to fund the increases approved after wage settlements reached.
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London
UPI
Scranton Faces Tough Task In Delegation War
The Inside Report details Scranton’s challenge in Ohio and New York to neutralize Goldwater by taming or detaching delegates. Rockefeller operatives see limited prospect for breaking Goldwater and warn against false optimism. Eisenhower endorsement appears unlikely as preconvention pressure grows.
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Rockefeller aides weigh Scranton future in New York talks
A secret scramble unfolded in New York as Rockefeller operatives briefed Scranton aides William Murphy and George Bloom on delegate loyalties. Reports suggested possible defections to Goldwater, while advocates urged brisk walking and light exercise as a substitute for sedatives, framed as a health tactic for delegates and political nerves.
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George Bloom
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Newj
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Jwater
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Winthrop Rocke
Feller
Nelson
Ohio
Associated Press
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Rhodes
Sen
Harrison Liner in Pacific Clash Before Pearl Harbor
In Shipwise James B. Martin questions why Harrison did not wire Pearl Harbor about a Japanese warship’s order to stop. The ship was allowed to proceed to China after officers confirmed its course. The Harrison later grounded and sank in the China Sea after salvage by Japan. it was the largest American vessel to fall under Japanese control in World War II. A separate note mentions Great Lakes freighters increasingly using oil power over coal.
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Pacific
Pearl Harre
China
Pearl Harbor
Harrison
China Sea
Case Records of a Psychologist Rev Gay Johnson Talk
Rev Gay Johnson discusses Christian ethics and influence in America and abroad with a 9 minute illustrated India talk. He argues Christianity shaped American morality, education, health, and social outcomes, contrasting with India’s small Christian population and non-Christian sectors. He urges living out extrovertive Christian principles and notes civil rights pace.
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Sai B.C
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Jesus
China
England
German
Factory pay and buying power rise despite steady costs
May saw record take home pay and purchasing power for factory workers as living costs leveled off. Prices for food and housing declined, while most other goods rose only fractionally. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported the consumer price index at 107.8 for 1937-59 base, noting a likely small June increase. An average worker with three dependents had 92.18 dollars weekly after taxes, with about 190,000 workers to gain a one cent hourly raise via escalator clauses.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Pauls Thoughts on Christian Unity Lesson
The weekly International Sunday School Lesson outlines Pauls insight into unity within Gods household. Eph 2 19 emphasizes Gentiles as fellow citizens with saints and members of Gods household. The text invites believers to call on God in Jesus name, sharing in blessings through faith.
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International Sunday School
SION 6 NBC WFEM Coe S
SION 6 NBC WFEM sequence appears in fragmented OCR text listing call letters and call signs. No coherent event or context emerges to form a full summary with identifiable persons organizations or places. The readable items are technical identifiers rather than a reportable news item.
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