Goldwater Could Wreck Party’s Chances in 1964
Midwestern Republicans watching Governor Scranton may see him as a safer nominee than Barry Goldwater. The piece warns Goldwater’s positions could alienate voters and harm GOP chances against President Johnson in several key states. It notes Goldwater’s Civil Rights bill stance, Cuba, Social Security, and foreign policy risks as factors for reelection concerns among Republican lawmakers.
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Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
GOP
Congress
Goldwater
Arizona
Cuba
United Nations
Southeast Asia
Independent voters miscast as free thinkers say study
The University of Michigan's Institute for Social Research finds independent voters are highly disinterested and uninformed. They often skip elections unless the race excites them, while party stalwarts vote regularly and influence presidential outcomes.
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University of Michigan
Institute For Social Research
Coin Shortage Strains Banks as Mint Capacity Expands
The article notes a national coin shortage despite rising demand from consumers, vending machines, and parking meters. Eastern banks rush in coins from across the country while Chicago banks offer free sorting for toll booths for five years to gain coins. A Michigan bank sold 25000 wooden pennies and a federal probe halted another coin distribution scheme. The Treasury reports no emergency coin stockpiles but a Philadelphia mint is authorized and shortages are expected to ease over about three years.
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Chicago
Ann Arbor
Mich
Treasury
Congress
Philadelphia
Opinions of Others The Tipping Gauntlet
New Yorkers face rising tips with little service gain as 10 to 15 percent becomes expected. Waiters dispute 15 percent IRS estimates and say out of towners tip less, while some tourists abstain from tipping to protest. A European service charge could be fairer and may reward better service.
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Internal Revenue Service
Quotation for Today and Civilian Notices in Austin Minnesota
Page includes biblical quotation from Isaiah 52 3 and a literary note from C D Foss. It lists Thomson Newspapers contact details and a Minnesota publisher Frank C Miles. Also provides subscription rates and mailing zones for home delivery in Austin and surrounding areas including US Armed Forces addresses.
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Austin Daily Herald -Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Hemlock
Austin
Minn
Frank C. Miles
Minnesota
Eevee
U. S
United States
A.P.O
N.P.O
Industry Unions Team Up On Anti-Discrimination Drive
Ten major steel firms and the United Steelworkers union announce a joint educational program to promote anti-discrimination attitudes among company and union representatives. The plan, directed by the industry human relations committee, follows pledges of cooperation with President Johnson's national Equal Employment Opportunity committee, with long term improvements expected.
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School For
United Steelworkers Union
Industry and Union
Johnson
National Committee On Equal Employment Opportunity
ST. Paul Pioneer Press
Turn Back The Clock 30 Years Ago
George E. Anderson Ed Gilleece John Peer and Dr V R Cullen leave on business fishing trip Louise Lyons Johnson leaves for Central America to visit friends Otto Bandler wins primary for First District congressman by more than 2000 votes Mrs Gertrude Otto reports on Rebekah convention in Virginia at local meeting Orville Rierson and Eldon Searles honored at Olaf Gullickson home before leaving for the armed forces Mr and Mrs Herbert Proeschel celebrated 25th wedding anniversary at Trinity Lutheran Church 10 years ago Ellen Edwards and Jean Randall elected delegates to Minnesota Girls State Maxine Proctor leaves for NEA convention in New York City Mrs Edward Usem shows slides of Germany to BPW club
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George E. Anderson
Ed Gilleece
John Peer
V. R. Cullen
Louise Lyons Johnson
Central America
Otto Bandler
Gertrude Otto
Virginia
Orville Rierson
Eldon Searles
Olaf Gullickson
Herbert Proeschel
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ellen Edwards
Jean Randall
Minnesota
Maxine Proctor
NEA
New York City
Edward Usem
Germany
Pot Pourri collage of politics weather and quotes
A patchwork of items notes bipartisan shifts by Humphrey and Dirksen on civil rights and cloture, jokes on wealth and politics, minor errors in sports and a meteorology nugget on global thunderstorms and fertilizer value. It ends with a pesticide safety reminder and a pithy quote.
Labor leaders plot liberal realignment for 1964
Victor Riesel reports three major liberal labor chiefs David Dubinsky Alex Rose and Walter Reuther meet at Hickory House to discuss party realignment and promising LBJ as a liberal standard bearer. They aim to build a progressive labor movement to challenge conservatives and shape the 1964 political landscape. The piece recalls the Liberal Party’s 1960 role backing JFK.
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Victor Riesel
New York
U.S
Hickory House
Ladies Garment Workers
David Dubinsky
Labor
Disraeli
The
Hatters
Alex Rose
Oracle
Auto Union
Walter Reuther
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
John Kennedy
LBJ
JFK
Barry Goldwater
New York State
Liberal Party
Dubinsky
Rose
Los Angeles
Massachusetts
Hotel Astor
Liberal Party backs LBJ to build new national coalition
The Liberal Party leaders publicly endorsed Lyndon Johnson on June 2 and invited him to speak at their Oct 15 Madison Square Garden rally signaling a bid to reelect him as president in 1968. Johnson agreed to campaign in Detroit on Labor Day and join a large garment area rally in New York.
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Adlai Stevenson
John Kennedy
Congress
East
Midwest
Far West
Liberal Party
Stevenson
New York
Mr. Johnson
Kennedy
White House
Ning
Tehy
Johnson
Madison Square Garden
Detroit
Walter Reuther
New York Garment Area
Dave Dubinsky
Labor Committee
LBJ
U. S
Franklin Roosevelt
Southwest
Lyndon Johnson
Dubinskys
The
Roses
Reuthers
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Retired Teacher Promotes Pennsylvania Dutch Language
Robert Hoppes 72 a former teacher and coach leads a crusade to keep Pennsylvania Dutch alive through speech and print He argues critics misrepresent the dialect noting authentic usage differs from tourist phonies The Pennsylvan ia Dutch region remains bi lingual with wide use in business church media and daily life.
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Russell Landstrom
Hellertown
Robert Hoppes
Hoppes
Schmart
Outen
Finding a Life Insurance Agent in a New Community
Practical steps to locate a trusted life insurance agent after moving. Seek recommendations from a former agent, local company managers, or nearest company offices. Interview several candidates, define desired agent traits, and choose one offering long term service and confidence.
Scranton and Goldwater Clash Frays GOP Unity in 1964
Sen. Goldwater confronts a rising opposition from Gov. Scranton as intra party tensions surge over the 1964 Republican race. The Pennsylvanian’s bid intensifies factional battles, threatening a split reminiscent of 1912 Bull Moose divisions and signaling deep regional and ideological rifts within the party.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington
NEA
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Barry Goldwaer
National Party
Arizona
Paul Fannin
Goldwater
San Francisco
Cleveland
Jose Scranton
Unity
Richardson Dilworth
Scranton
Pro
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Randy) Tigner
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