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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1964
Page
2
Barnard College students publish a semi weekly community bulletin for the college year outside vacation and exam periods. The notice was entered as second class matter October 19, 1926 at the New York post office under the 1879 act. Subscription rate is five dollars per year.
A critical editorial argues Barry Goldwater embodies a dangerous, simplistic vision of America. It contrasts his rhetoric with lived experience across Appalachia Mississippi northeast megalopolis and laments his dismissive UN stance. It labels Goldwaterism a mass neurosis reflected by a well groomed cadre supporting him.
Opponents question Senator Keating's impact on New York citing his record as mixed. They point to votes against youth programs and college scholarships while praising his Fire Island recreation area proposal as insufficient for a strong New York Senate. They argue a good senator should craft meaningful legislation beyond party mainstream.
The piece argues that Lyndon Johnson and Hubert Humphrey should be elected by a large majority to restore democracy and peace. It lauds Johnson as a skilled politician and Humphrey as a capable public servant, urging voters to choose them to face the nation’s future. The New York Times is cited supporting the Johnson Humphrey ticket.
The endorsement praises William Fitts Ryan in the 20th District for liberal stands and strong record against opposition. It also backs John V. Lindsay in the 17th, noting his civil liberties defense and opposition to extremism while acknowledging Eleanor Clark French as a tougher rival.
An endorsement arguing Senator Kenneth Keating deserves another term. The piece praises his 18 years in Congress, claims he votes for NY good, improves Medicare, and serves New York as an independent, not a national faction. It contrasts Keating with Kennedy and urges continued support.
A Democratic editorial urges voters to reject both Robert F. Kennedy and Kenneth B. Keating in the New York Senate contest. It criticizes Kennedy on civil rights, civil liberties, and campaign conduct, urging a protest vote with no clear alternative, and ends with a call to vote no on November 3.
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