Republicans Teng Campaigns Map for New York Vote
Republicans outline two campaigns in New York to curb Johnson gains and back Keating in 1964. They plan about 1.5 million for Keating while linking state races to him and downplaying Goldwater. Scelsi predicts hidden support and questions poll secrecy as Goldwater faces liberal New York leaders.
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Johnson
New York State
Kenneth B. Keating
Jacob K. Javits
Keating
Goldwater-Miller
Michael N. Scelsi
Goldwater
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Scelsi
New York
Seven Month Armistice in Yemen Civil War
The Yemen conflict pits republicans in the capital against royalists in the provinces with external support from Egypt's Nasser and Saudi Arabia's Faisal. They declare a seven month armistice with Nasser withdrawing and Faisal withholding aid, while the United Nations observed.
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Yemen
Mohamad al- Badr
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Nasser
Red Sea
United States
United Nations
Saudi Arbia
Egypt
Resurgence for British Conservatives signals fourth mandate bid
British Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home and the Conservative Party ride improved prosperity and rising wages as they prepare for a potential first election in weeks. Harold Wilson’s Labour counters, while Labour wages defend, and UK factories boom amid stock market gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec Douglas-Hume
Conservative
Labor
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Sir Alex
Britain
Alec
Thurmond’s switch signals a push toward a true Southern two party region
The piece argues Strom Thurmond’s 1964 party switch from Democrat to Republican signals a shift as the South moves toward a genuine two party region. It traces past crossovers from Churchill to Morse and discusses implications for Nixon Kennedy and Goldwater era politics.
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South
England
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Republican Party
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Morse
Nixon
Florida
Virginia
Tennessee
Kennedy
Harry Byrd
Democratic Party
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Barry Goldwater
Hugh Scott
United States
Lyndon Johnson
Russell
Georgia
Byrd
Harry Truman
Tom Dewey
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Richard Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Goldwater
Southern Democrats face choice as Johnson and Goldwater vie
In New Orleans Barry Goldwater gains favor with Southern Democrats while Gov. John J. McKeithen of Louisiana remains neutral. McKeithen backs many Democrats and blocks an unpledged electors slate, yet Goldwater holds a strong appeal amid backlash to Johnson. Goldwater’s Sugar Bowl rally drew large crowds as Civil Rights Act history fuels Southern sentiment against Johnson.
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Johnson
New Orleans
South
Lyndon Johnson
Barry Goldwater
John J. McKeithen
Louisiana
McKeithen
DeLesseps (Shep) Morrison
John
Goldwater
Upstate
Otto Passman
Sugar Bowl
Dixieland
Sen. Goldwater
Bronx
Mr. Johnson
Dr Crane Column Helps Her Learn All Case T Forty Eights
Dr Philip Crane of Bradley University delivers a Rockford Illinois speech. He notes a teenage girl raised by society parents found his father’s column and booklets helpful. He frames his column as a psychology clinic offering practical guidance on teen relationships and sex education.
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Philip Crane
Bradley University
Rockford
Illinois
Philip
U.S.A
Johnson and Goldwater Spar Over Campaign Tactics
James Marlow report notes President Johnson plans to campaign nationwide stressing issues while Barry Goldwater targets Johnson with criticisms of personality and policy. Goldwater criticizes Johnson’s Tonkin Gulf warning and Atlantic City speech while noting a supposed “dark cloud” of scandal over Washington.
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Les
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Goldwater
North Viet Nam
U.S
Gulf of Tonkin
Atlantic City
Washington
White House
Life Begins at Forty That Grand Tour of Europe
A retirement planning piece notes Europe trips cost about 800 years ago and today, a three week European journey remains around that amount. It highlights Mrs. Donald Cook who at 60 started The Leopard cafe in New York after earlier experience in restaurant work, linking her success to aristocratic Sicilian lineage and a “labor of love” in serving fine cuisine.
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Europe
Foster Rhea Dulles
Donald Cook
New York
Mrs. Cook
Allesandro Si Cuto
Sicily
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Kalamazoo
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Harry
Tyler
Texas
James Marlow
CHF
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