Moderates Confront Conservative Takeover Threat Inside GOP
In Chicago moderates warn of a conservative purge within the Republican National Committee. They cite a private funds report showing $503,073 cash and a pending $506,832 for the National Television Committee. Ray Bliss seeks control, risking open conflict if militant conservatives are expelled.
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Ray Bliss
Burch
Leland Kaiser
San Francisco
National Finance
National Committee For Funds
National Committee
National Television Committee
Los Angeles
James Kilroy
Television Committee
Chicago
Local News Desk Staff Credits
Charles W. Reamer serves as editor with Mana. Robert L. Powers is news editor and Ronnie T. Yates handles classifieds as manager in the paper’s masthead.
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Charles W. Reamer
Mana
Robert L. Powers
Ronnie T. Yates
Athens Bypass Decision Opens Way For Final Planning
Athens faces an 18 month delay on bypass decisions as differing plans for an east by and Hocking River alignment compete with a state approved west bypass. Local leaders urge immediate action to advance the west plan, attract industrial growth, and align with Governor Rhodes emphasis on southeastern Ohio highway development.
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Athens
P. “Journal
Binnie
Hockings
Co Ofoteae
Ohio University
Peecebeting & of Teat
Athens West
Rhodes
Ohio
Cee Povernamself
Great Society dream meets old New Haven trains
A fragmented column critiques the New Haven rail system noting antiquated rolling stock and slow progress. The piece contrasts capitalist influence with historic figures and questions a future for the Navy Yard amid dreams of large landing ports.
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New Haven
Jay Gould
Jim Fisk
Nes
Devon
Navy Yard
Fat Sealy
Churchill as symbol of enduring hope and power
James Marlow reflects on Sir Winston Churchill as a timeless symbol of human resilience. He compares Churchill to Marathon Greeks and Napoleon, noting both limits and ideals, and cites his belief in a hopeful future grounded in virtue despite wartime savagery.
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Sir Winston Churchill
Lile
Marathon
Christ
Hitler
Churchill
Napoleon
Elba
Waterloo
India
Public Debate and Historical Echoes Stir County Meeting
A fragmented excerpt cites public servants loyal to the state and condemns Vitler's regime as cruel. It quotes Napoleon's biographers on his genius and a Kennedy remark praising Churchill for embracing danger and championing freedom and dignity.
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Ios Hd
Vitler
Napoleon
Kennedy
Churchill
Dear Abby Old Jokes Aren't So Terrible After All
A reader writes about enduring affection for old jokes and recalls a long marriage and a widow reflecting on humor. The exchange notes that familiar stories can still entertain when told well and considers when to interrupt a teller.
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Abby
Daddy
Uae
New Religion Gains Followers Across United States
A rising movement dubbed firesides blends worship serious talk and sociability with no ordained clergy. Its leaders describe it as a minority inclusive faith with core unity and hope to attract a broad American audience despite initial resistance.
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Hu- Sears
Guia
Swiftepoken
Sears
Dark Eyes
Ameri
Inter
Alcohol Linked To Cancer Warns Public Health Service
HAL BOYLE notes rising cancer risk from heavy drinking as the U S Public Health Service reports and public concerns grow. The column blends quips with data on drinking, debt, and 1960s social issues while recalling historical moments and a note on youth reaching teenage status in 1964.
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Florida
Henry VIII
Willie Sutton
U.S
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Oscar
U.S. Public Health Service
U.S. Congress
New York City
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