Clergymen Question Goldwater Character Amid Campaign
A New York clergy group labels Senator Goldwater as openly contemptuous of church teachings. They contrast his record with President Johnson, citing morality questions and political tactics while defending Goldwater’s character.
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Barry Goldwater
Lyndon B. Johnson
Sen. Goldwater
Arizona
GOP
Goldwater
Johnson Party
Johnson
White House
White
House
Senate
United States
Smith portrays Goldwater surge in Iowa farm county
Howard K. Smith, Rhodes scholar and reporter, notes Goldwater support rising in a bellwether Iowa county. He contrasts energetic young Goldwater backers with older Johnson supporters, highlighting broad Goldwater funding and widespread local organization while suggesting Johnson loyalty is restrained by union leadership and voter conscience.
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Howard K. Smith
Rhodes
Alger Hiss
Iowa
Bellweather
Smith
Johnson
Goldwater
Sen. Goldwater
Ing
Nixon
Aim
Formation of national committee to combat the Right
News wires report the buildup of a Council for Civil Responsibility led by Dr. Arthur Larson to expose and correct alleged John Birch Society activities. The group includes former cabinet members governors union chiefs educators and scientists aiming to counter right wing influence nationwide.
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UPI
John Birch Society
Council For Civil Responsibility
Arthur Larson
Information Agency
Larson
Council
Mir
Mamon
Ormer
Notre Dame
National Council
Manion
Front
John Birch
Ety
Michael Bly
Dean
Western Union
Dean Clar
Ciary
Manion Council For Civil Responsibility Forum
Air
Citi
Zens
Ens
Committee For
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Johnson
Arthur Lark
Folklore Traditions and Letters from a Busy Day
A fragmentary column by William Wade blends folklore imagery with a stream of reader letters and notices. The piece reflects on social quirks at a restaurant, stock investment worries, and a jumble of voices about public figures and media, including references to the Manion Forum and John Birch Society, with procedural mail replies and clarifications.
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Mr. Clarells
Manion
Arthur Larson
UPI
Larson
John
USN Starts Program on Civil Rights
A garbled text discusses USW and civil rights initiatives, mentioning United Steelworkers Union, Manion, McDonald, and a forum on civil rights with references to institutes and district actions. Includes unrelated stock and corporate quotes, plus a note on tiny ear bones in Baltimore.
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UPL
United Sielworkers Union
Manion
Birch National Council
Act
David J. McDonis
Citizens and
McDonald
USW
USW' the Central Figure In the Forum Committee On Civil Rights
Soul tonics and quotations boost students' English and public speaking
A feature on Harley B sophomores advice to parents to boost students by skimming text, memorizing about 100 quotations, and linking them to authors for use in speeches and essays. It promotes soul enrichment through poetry, hymns, and religious quotes as a buffer against stress and aging.
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Harley
Itlso
Harley B
Crane
Raocal
America
John Erskine
Arden Club
Henry Ward Beecher
Dr Brady's Health Series Public Letter on Cold Exposure
A reader offers a critique of a health column about cold weather and outdoor walking. The note praises English caution against overcoats, cites Dr Leonard Hill’s view that walking to work benefits heart health and oxygen absorption, and invites letters to Dr William Brady at 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills for responses via stamped self addressed envelopes.
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England
South America
Tris
San da Cunha
South Africa
London
Thames
Savoy
Brady
Leonard Hill
Flene
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Social Security Change Released
A wartime column argues that American naval losses in World War I were few. It notes 300 ships in European waters, two major casualties, and multiple minor incidents. The piece links health claims to pneumonia and other illnesses, defending hygiene and cautioning against casual infection theories.
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San Diego
Minnesota
James Westson
Britain
Atlantic
Fenders
Eri
De Gaulle Threat Pushes New Common Market Stand
Paris sources say President Charles de Gaulle told West Germany that France would boycott or shelve Common Market if farm price policy agreement is not reached by year end. The warning followed talks with Carl Carstens and Maurice Couve de Murville.
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Paris
Art
Rranc
West Germany
Charles de Gaulle
France
Foreign Office
Carl Carstens
Maurice Couve de Murville
de Gaulle
Alain Peyreille
The Shepherd Obedience Poem by Julien C Hyer
Poem urges obedience to God's voice from Exodus 19 5 and asks readers to repent pray and renew faith to receive strength and guidance for success written by Julien C Hyer in a devotional prayer style.
U S Strike Command Sets Maneuvers Date
The U S Strike Command tentatively schedules Army and Air Force maneuvers next March for south central and west Tennessee and northern Alabama. Spokesmen at MacDill Air Force Base Florida and bases at Ft Campbell Kentucky Sewart Air Force Base near Nashville outline the deployment of 101st Airborne Division and 839th Air Division for the drills.
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U.S. Strike Command
Nashville, Tenn
UPS
South Central
West Tennessee
Alabama
MacDill Air Force Base
Strike Command
101St Airborne Division
Ft. Campbell
839Th Air Division
Sewart Air Force Base
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