Bitter California Primary Threatens GOP Unity in 1964
Frank C. Miles reports that California's bitter primary between Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller deepens ideological rifts within the GOP. Polls mispredicted Oregon and now show liberal Republicans leaning to Johnson, raising questions about the party’s ability to unify at the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Goldwater
California
Oregon
Nelson Rockefeller
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Nixon
Lodge
Scranton
Eisenhower
Johnson
Senator Humphrey urges using Indian reservations as poverty program pilots
In a push to fight poverty, Senator Humphrey proposes treating Indian reservations as test sites. He notes housing is substandard for 400 000 to 500 000 Indians, unemployment can reach 85 percent, and family income lags behind national averages. Life expectancy runs about 42, with high disease rates and low schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Johnson
Vigilantes in New York Address Rising Crime Wave
An editorial notes New Yorkers form citizen groups to counter crime as gangs of youth and vandals threaten subway riders. It cautions against vigilantism while urging public cooperation with police to curb lawlessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Van
Plan for Willmar home for delinquent girls urged
Opinions from Minnesota experts support a proposed eight girl home in Willmar to aid girls discharged from Sauk Centre and address lack of foster homes. Prompted by Governor Rolvaag tours, the project would use A G Bush Foundation funds with further grants to Twin Cities councils. Experts say halfways and group homes can bolster rehabilitation and reduce recidivism.
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United Presbyterian Church Ups
Willmar
Minn
Sauk Centre
Minnesota
A. G. Bush Foundation
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
Noted Quotes and Local Notices From Hemlock Austin Paper
A collage of biblical verses and a quotation from John Erskine appears alongside newspaper masthead items. The page lists a Hemlock address and a publisher in Austin Minnesota with subscription rates and mail zones for delivery across multiple distances and outside U S areas served by A P O and N P O.
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Austin
Rafius
U. S
United States
A.P.O
N.P.O
Overworked American Students Warn From Education Expert
Ronald C. Doll of Hunter College told the American Association of School Administrators in Atlantic City that U S students are overly scheduled and deprived of childhood. He warned intense activity leads to stress and possible heart or nervous issues amid parental and school pressures.
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American Association of
Atlantic City
Ronald C. Doll
New York City
Hunter College
Doll
Harvard
Columbia
Newsweek
Reunion and milestones echo through town events
A 30 year reunion of the Lightly Clan gathers at Todd Park hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Val Schupp. Gladys Kimbrough demonstrates canning at Austin High School. A 20 year golden wedding mass at St. Peter's Rose Creek is noted, with Elizabeth Ulwelling earning a scholarship lead. Ten years ago Robert Biewen and Mary Lou Scheid received American Legion awards as top St. Augustine seniors and Little Cedar Church marked its 95th anniversary.
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Todd Park
Val Schupp
Gladys Kimbrough
Austin High School
John Alwelling
St. Peter's Church
Rose Creek
Elizabeth Ulwelling
Winona State Teachers College
Robert Biewen
High school seniors carve giant 64 on Fairmont lawn
Readable items include seniors at Fairmont spelling a large 64 with fertilizer on the school lawn, creating a dark green display visible after mowing. Also notes on illiteracy among adults, dialing in politics, Minnesota voting age debate, drunken elephants in Kruger Park, and a lettuce counter moment.
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Fairmont
Minnesota
DFL
South Africa
Kruger National Park
Eyeball to Eyeball Castro Press War on Drugs Aid
In 1964 Cuba sought U.S. medicines while Moscow denounced U.S. embargo. Cuban ambassador to Ghana offered drug shipments as a propaganda move to bolster ties with Africa as the Soviets eyed Accra. The piece frames U.S. policy as inhumane and questions co existence.
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Victor Riesel
Washington, D.C
Whistler
U.S
Moscow
Ussr
Cuba
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
Tass International
Havana
Raul Roa
United States
Roa
Castro
Africa
Accra
Ghana
Gonzalez
Joseph Kodjo
Senor Gonzalez
Kodjo
Fidel Castro
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Doctor Answers: Heart Block and Eye Halo Issues
Dr Brandstadt discusses heart block varying by degree with no cure for severe cases but isoproterenol and the skin implanted pacemaker as options. He cautions enlarged heart needs context, glaucoma signs require eye exam, and ear pain suggests neuralgia or dental issues with a medical checkup advised.
Today in History highlights and local story from Pekin florist
The notice lists significant dates from 1947 Marshall Plan to 1963 desegregation progress and features Pekin New York florist Leon Groth who bred a plant yielding 20 generations of four leaf clovers a year with plans to market in plastics and offer lucky clover souvenirs while growing acres of clover plants in the Great Northwest.
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Pekin
N.Y
Pekiy Hill
Leon Groth
Brenda
Great Northwest
San Francisco Poised to Host GOP National Convention
The Republican Party chooses its nominee July 13 to 16 at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. The city prepares with massive media presence, new hotel capacity, and a backdrop of Chinatown and Fisherman’s Wharf as visitors arrive and civic tensions rise over civil rights debates.
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San Francisco
Cow Palace
Republican Party
Harold V. Streeter
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Nixon
Lodge
Scranton
Aquatic Park
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
St. Francis Hotel
GOP Arrangements Committee
Soviet Union
Pravda
Izvestia
Tass
Moscow Radio
Poland
London
Tokyo
India
Australia
Spain
Sweden
West Germany
United States
News Association Corps
U.S
Visitacion Valley
Willie Mays
Candlestick Park
United
Fairmont
Nob Hill
Conrad Hilton
Fisherman's Wharf
Grant Avenue
Chinatown
Japan
San Franciscan
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Austin Daily Herald
Frank C. Miles
John Erskine
Tae
Austin Herald
C. E. Toberman
Hollywood
L. E. Beers
Milo A
Bud” Beers
Toberman
Washington
National Democratic Committee
President Johnson
South
North
Daily Mail
Orlov
Commerce Dept
Cuban National Union of Medical Workers
Dept. of Commerce
Union
W. G. Brandstadt
M.D. Q
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M. D
Dr. Brandstadt
Associated Press
George C. Marshall
Harvard University
Adam Smith
Augusta
Wisconsin
Tiber River
John Foster Dulles
France
Italy
Konrad Adenauer
University of Mississippi
Giants
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