Republican Bid Is Unique In This Campaign Era
The 1964 GOP bid with Barry Goldwater marks a stark shift from past campaigns. He argues for a decentralized government and withdrawal from social welfare, criticizing Johnson era policies while avoiding civil rights specifics. The race may redefine the nation’s political course depending on Goldwater’s appeal and victory or loss.
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Republican Party
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Johnson
White House
Lee College Lc Stenography Course Certificates Presented
Sixteen women from the MDTA stenography class at Lee College received certificates Friday after 22 weeks of study in business communication office procedures shorthand and eight business machines. Instructor Jena Latimer said graduates may receive certificates as stenographer or clerk typist and that a new class of 30 is set to begin July 27.
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Manpower Development Training Act
Lee College
Jena Latimer
The
Texas Employment Commission
Nudists Reject Topless Suits in Bathing Wear
In Bournemouth England the region's major nudist club denounces topless dresses and bathing suits as indecent. An editorial in the local group magazine argues there is nothing indecent about the body and that decency hinges on how it is dressed or used. Members say they would not be seen dead in such outfits.
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Bournemouth
England
Britain
Baytown Sun Staff and Publishing Details
Baytown Sun publishing staff includes editor James H Hale and manager Paul Putman with offices at Pearce and Ashbel Baytown Texas. The paper operates as a daily afternoon and Sunday edition with rates listed and national representation by Texas Newspapers Representatives Inc and Associated Press membership.
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John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlinee
Baytown
Texas
Texas Newspapers Representatives, Inc
Associated. Press
Press
Ensifier
Texas Daily Newspaper
Lenin and the world ruled by fear in Payne’s Lenin biography
The Life and Death of Lenin by Robert Payne surveys Lenin’s rise from revolutionary to dictator. It traces his ruthlessness, the role of his wife Krupskaya, and his clashes with Trotsky Stalin and Gorky. The book also discusses Lenin’s body in the mausoleum, Khrushchev era removal, and the lasting image of Lenin as world ruler.
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Robert Payne
New York
Simon and Schuster
Vladimir
Ayieh Lenin
Communist Party
Russia
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Payne
Europe
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Trotsky
Stalin
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Gorky
Khrushchev
Washington-Merry-Go-Round Rockefellers Lose GOP Control
Washington columnist Drew Pearson argues Barry Goldwater's 1964 victory shifted GOP power away from Rockefeller and Morgans to western and southern interests. He asserts eastern money waned, California led finance, Kaiser Aluminum and Pacific Gas and Electric grew, reshaping party dynamics and reducing traditional liberal control. The piece contrasts new money with old, notes Rockefeller funds redirected to philanthropy, and calls the party now steered by a white Protestant country club bloc allied with Goldwater. It closes with a brief social vignette and a biblical quote.
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Washington
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Ivy League Aristoracy
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A. Taft
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Germany
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On The Right Unpopular Claim Won't Hold Water
Column by William F Buckley discussing Goldwater support at a convention. He cites Ambassador Henry J Taylor, notes mass followings for Kennedy Stevenson and Goldwater, critiques anti-Goldwater rhetoric, and warns against misrepresentations about the nomination. Mentions Rockefeller, minority rights, and Republican Party dynamics.
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William F. Buckley
San Francisco
Goldwater
Henry J. Taylor
Switzerland
John F. Kennedy
Taylor
United States
John Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
Barry Goldwater
Barry
Daily Quiz and History Briefs
A mixed bag of trivia prompts and notes appears, including flower name synonyms, a painter’s late works, biblical infant gifts, a famed historical toilet motif, and kinship links of Daniel and Noah Webster. Also features August fashion terms and a 1938 “Wrong Way Corrigan” note, plus a July 19 health tip and a crowded New York sports venue description with future large exposition plans.
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Douglas Corrigan
New York
California
Dublin
Corrigan
Spot of fame in ice arena with 25 000 seating and intercollegiate sport
The article describes a large multi use venue hosting hockey and basketball with 13 miles of pipe for ice then a basketball court after games. It notes 25 000 seating, intercollegiate and national events, and a prompt switch from ice to court. It ends with a "Born Today" column and a puzzle prompt.
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Exposition Hall
Sth Avenue
49Th Street
eqeyEn
Reading
Tradors
Swiss Team's 600-Point Loss Highlights Olympiad Chalkboard
Italy defeated Switzerland 28 to 21 in the World Bridge Olympiad. A decisive play by Garozzo turning a two diamond overcall into a long defense swung the match, as Switzerland’s Forquet led three notrump at another table and went down. The Swiss four-man team played 28 straight sessions, finishing fifth despite the costly setback.
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Italy
Switzerland
Garozzo
Forquet
Garozz
Declarer
East
South
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature
Puzzle clues appear from Amos 31 and 3a. Entry 37D involves dancers and cymbals. 38D clues Abyss while 40D notes steamship abbreviation. The King feature presents a routine crossword grid with standard across and down clues.
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KING _FEATURE
Nesterday
Amos
Terrible
Abyss
Steamship
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