Health Of The Presidential Candidates In Good Shape
Public interest in candidate health runs high as the campaign intensifies. President Johnson and Senator Goldwater are described as in superb health with no major ailments. Johnson cites a recent electrocardiogram and doctors’ statements confirming no health concerns. Goldwater maintains fitness through swimming and hiking and has no heart issues. Johnson, born August 8 1908, and Goldwater, born January 1 1909, sit within four months age difference and both seem physically fit for the office.
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Johnson
Air Force Reserve
Goldwater
Who Will Win in New York
Belman Morin reports a unsettled New York senatorial race where late factors create a guessing game. Voters weigh candidate strengths in a battleground state with shifting opinions and key policy debates shaping the outcome.
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New York
Belman Morin
Kennedy Keating Race in New York Polls and Paths
The piece compares Kennedy and Keating in the 1964 Senate contest in upstate New York and New York City. It notes Kennedy support among minority groups and the impact of Keating's civil rights work, plus Paolucci's Conservative bid and potential ticket splitting affecting results.
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Kennedy
Massachusetts
Virginia
New York
Keating
Henry Paolucci
Paolucci
Iona College
New Rochelle
Hempstead
L. L
Harlem
Cora T. Walker
Memory Lane Reminiscence of Early 20th Century Life
A nostalgic prose piece contrasts enduring memory with vanishing money and love. It recalls Jolson’s popularity, scenes of everyday life like trolley rides, saloons with sawdust floors, and common customs such as ice signs and Pullman porters named George. It sketches era traits and social quirks through vivid vignettes.
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Jolson
America
Pullman
George
Pullman Company
Economic growth hits 627.5 billion GNP in third quarter
The Department of Commerce reports the third quarter gross national product at 627.5 billion dollars annual rate, the last estimate before the November election. Analysts foresee a 5 percent or better growth for 1964, with Johnson touting prosperity and Goldwater arguing for freer enterprise.
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Department of Commerce
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Career Girl Watch Your Step by Max Wylie
The novelist and New York Auxiliary Police member Max Wylie warns girls pursuing careers in big cities about dangers in New York. His book advises temporary city residence, night neighborhood checks, secure building lobby access, careful roommates, and avoidance of risky fringe elements to reduce burglary and assault risks.
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New York
Max Wylie
Dodd, Mead & Co
Wylie
Central Park
YWCA
Inside Report The Jenkins Affair Has Limited Political Impact
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report limited voter impact from Walter Jenkins resignation. Surveys of 102 voters across Michigan Kentucky and California show only six might switch from Goldwater, unlikely to threaten Johnson’s lead. Voters stress sympathy for Johnson or view Jenkins as irrelevant to the campaign.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Walter Jenkins
Johnson
White House
Midwest
Pacific Coast
Lansing
Mich
Owensboro
Pomona
Calif
Sen. Goldwater
Jenkins
Mr. Johnson
Nixon
Johnson - Humphrey
Goldwater
Moscow
Peking
Jenkin
Kentucky
Washington
Bobby Baker
Symang
Dent
Ty Prem
Dear Abby Prisoner Sees Himself In Letters From Youth
A reader from Dedham Mass writes on parenting and limits and credits Dear Abby with shaping his change in view. A college freshman asks how to approach a foreign classmate, suggesting light humor. A couple on the verge of divorce seeks Abby guidance as the husband hesitates to stay.
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Abby
Ex Athens Resident Endorses City Income Tax
James Anastas from Athens writes praising the city income tax of one percent as it funds services like garbage collection streets lighting and tree care. He recalls supporting increases and urges Athenians to vote yes in November citing the fire department and public safety as strong beneficiaries.
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Athens
Dayton
James Anastas
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