Barry Goldwater’s Stance On Domestic Issues Outlined
Editorial outlines Goldwater’s positions on civil rights education and government spending. He opposes public school desegregation enforcement, broad federal aid to schools, and welfare programs while urging limited government yet supporting some federal interference to prevent monopolies. He favors right to work, tax reform, privatizing TVA, and voluntary Social Security.
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Barry Goldwater
Senate
Supreme Court
Goldwater
Adam Smith
Smith
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Cuba Eyes Big Farm Overhaul To Reach Sugar Goal
Cuba's land reform head Carlos Rafael Rodriguez outlined a broad overhaul of farming organization by 1965 to 1966, with decentralization and consolidation of state farms into large production units and partial mechanization. He projected a 10 million ton sugar crop by 1970, while current harvests lag behind recent years.
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Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Carlos Rafael Rodriguez
National Agrarian Reform Institute
Rodriguez
Castro
U.S
Washington
Indiana shifts to Goldwater as Scranton loses ground
Fulton Lewis Jr reports Indiana GOP chairman supports Barry Goldwater undermining Scranton. Roy Conrad rejects Scranton’s candidacy, saying Indiana will back the fighter. Rockefeller’s delegates falter elsewhere, with Goldwater gaining in Oregon Arkansas New York Ohio Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. Illinois shows Goldwater with 38 of 58 votes.
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Fulton Lewis Jr
Washington
Indiana
Rockefeller For President
Barry Goldwater
Roy Conrad
William Scranton
Goldwater
Scranton
Conrad
Rockefeller
Scranton Corral
Oregon
Arkansas
Nelson
Winthrop
New York
John Ashbrook
Ohio
James Rhodes
Wisconsin
John Byrnes
GOP
Talbot Peterson
Pennsylvania
Ger
Lodge
Nixon
Mrs. Smith
H. R. Gross
Town Republican
State Department
Bolivia
la Paz
Gross
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
East Berlin
Europe
Astronauts Test Survival Kit Weighs Less for Jungle Trial
Fifteen astronauts will endure three days in the Panama rainforest using only a stripped survival kit to stay alive. The kit omits food and a pocketknife, but includes a life raft, water canteen, signaling gear, fishing tackle, fire starter, compass, cosmetics, and a machete used as a knife.
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Houston
Panama Rain Forest
Ray Zedeker
Manned Spacecraft Center
Cmdr
Charles Conrad
Wordsworth death tied to a life event and other trivia
A quiz style feature recalls a death linked to Wordsworth, asks who authored as Geoffrey Crayon, notes the first Sherlock Holmes tale, identifies the first intercollegiate game, and mentions Lincoln’s assassination weapon. It also references a 1938 aviation regulation act and a description of Alexander Selkirk’s Island, along with several birth and historical curiosities.
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Wordsworth
Geoffrey Crayon
Sheriock Holmes
Lincoln
Babson on Business Dow Jones keeps rising amid inflation fears
Roger Lans on Babson Park Massachusetts notes the Dow Jones Industrial Average has climbed from 536 to 830 over two years since 1962. He argues gains largely outpace industrial profits and suggests inflation fears, monetary policy, and rising consumer debt may drive further market moves.
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Roger Lanson
Babson Park
Mass
U.S
Johnson
Inflation hedging amid a semi war economy
The article argues inflation risks persist despite surplus capacity and wartime demand. It notes deflation is possible in normal times, yet warns that rising government spending and labor demands favor inflation long term. Investors should time hedges in stocks and real estate, with patience and selective inflation-hedge investments. A biblical verse closes the excerpt.
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Pananieceme
Questions From The News Quiz Headlines
A compiled list of twenty five questions drawn from current events, asking for specifics such as names, places, dates, and outcomes. Topics include politics, diplomacy, civil rights, crime, space, and international affairs, with clues pointing to figures like Rev. King, President Johnson, and Nikita Khrushchev era references.
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Pakistan
North
Vietnam
King
Marina Oswald
Midwest
Goldwater
Pennsylvania
GOP
Johnson
U.S
Nixon
Peace Corps
Ardan Hraverio Camnaion
Lodee
Tke
George W. Ball
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Baytown Sun, Inc
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Texas Newspapers Representatives, Inc
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