Welfare Debate Split Between Goldwater and Johnson
The piece contrasts Barry Goldwater’s private charity approach with President Johnson’s broad federal poverty program. It notes Goldwater’s call to local and state action and private institutions, and cites Johnson’s view of poverty as a national issue with 9.3 million families under $3,000 and 3.4 million under $2,000, emphasizing long term effects on health and education.
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Barry Goldwater
Congress
Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Goldwater
Goldswater
Council of Economic Advisers
United States
France Lesion and Red China Move Stir White House Talks
Report from Washington outlines Johnson Sesni discussions on Red China and De Gaulle's potential recognition. Rusk urged delay while Segni weighed Italian stance. Worries center on Japan's possible follow suit and broader Cold War economic shifts amid French China ties.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
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Antonin Sesni
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China
de Gaulle
United
United States
Rusk
Paris
France
Segni
U.S
Chip Bohlen
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Korea
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Christian Democratic Party
Gronchi
Japan
Chou En ‘Lai
Africa
Algeria
Red China
Demigods turn to politics ends for two American heroes
An editorial reflection on Bud Wilkinson and John Glenn, once hailed as demigods of football and space exploration, now entering politics. It argues admiration fades in political life, warning that political success demands different, harsher rules than sport or space, and denounces turning public icons into politicians.
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America
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
All-Americas
Will Rogers
John Glenn
Free World
Charles A. Lindbergh
Glenn
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A brisk Madison Avenue man tries to scare riders on a crowded 5 15 train by declaring a flat wheel in his car and urging a move. Passengers depart, the man settles in with his paper, and a conductor reveals the stunt.
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Tahiti
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Bennett Cerf
Madison Avenue
How Do You Stand By Barry Goldwater
Washington notes Barry Goldwater argues the United States cannot stand alone in the fight against international communism. He urges stronger NATO leadership, a NATO nuclear force, revived CENTO and SEATO, and revitalized allied cooperation while criticizing neutrality moves in Europe. He stresses using allied strength over concession to enemies.
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United States
America
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
I. Blieve
Europe
Atlantic Alliance
CENTO
SEATO
Middle East
Far East
News Quiz From The Past puzzle and birthdays
A Reader's Grab Bag offers trivia on Nobel prize winners, TVA creation date, germ discovery, Isle of Man location, and monument height. It lists born today figures Yehudi Menuhin, Ann Sothern, Jinx Falkenburg, plus a “Spot of Fame Guess the Name” feature about a South American city, and a “HAPPENED TODAY” question with historical facts and answers.
Communist party may run candidates in 1964 elections
Fulton Lewis reports that for the first time in nearly two decades the Communist Party may field candidates for public office. Arnold Johnson seeks state-by-state election law details to place CP candidates on ballots in 1964 and to understand write-in rights.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Communist Party
Arnold Johnson
Johnson
Gus Hall
U.S
Ben Davis
New York
Davis
Red
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
People's “Rights
San Francisco
Archié Brown
Hall
Bayshore Club thanks paper over reef dredge issue
Grover Edge of Bayshore Rod Reel and Gun Club writes Baytown Sun thanking Mr Fred Hartman for coverage of efforts to save shell reefs in Galveston and Trinity bays. He cites Parks and Wildlife chair Odum and urges dredging beyond 1,500 feet to protect reefs amid silt concerns.
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Fred Hartman
Baytown
Sun Baytown
Tex
Fred
Galveston
Trinity Bays
Odum
Parks and Wildlife
Bible Verse for Salvation From John 3 16 Paraphrase
A concise quotation echoes the theme of divine love and eternal life. It references belief in Jesus as the path to salvation and emphasizes not perishing but gaining everlasting life.
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America
Jobe 2
Odd rubber bridge hand yields twelve tricks in cage
South dealt and passed as the bidding opened with a three heart read. East opened hearts, North opted for diamonds, and South jumped to five diamonds. West doubled, declaring twelve tricks with South trumping four hearts in dummy. Even with 18 high-card points, North-South made twelve tricks, a freak result given the distribution.
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Slater
South
North
East
Atore
West
Exsu
Sre
Diamonda
Trump
Declarer
Waite
Notable Names in Local Obituary or Notice List
Fred Hartman James H. Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mac Jackson Robert K. Gilmore appear in a local notice style list. The fragment suggests a roster of individuals connected to a community event or record but lacks details on roles or dates.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston
Pendergrass
Beulah
Mac Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
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