End of a shouting match defines bitter 1964 campaign
A retrospective on the 1964 presidential race describes it as a shouting match between Lyndon Johnson and Barry Goldwater. It credits Johnson’s larger welfare state vision and Goldwater’s opposite approach, noting voters faced a stark choice but received platitudes over specifics. The piece argues the campaign offered little enlightenment and focused on personal reliability.
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Dwight D.eisenhower
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A Series What Barry Stands For
Editor notes Baytown political figures urge publication of Goldwater stance on major issues. Labor management piece argues industrial peace requires clear laws and impartial administration, opposing partisan federal intervention. It defends collective bargaining and the right to strike while protecting individuals from abuse by employers or unions.
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Barry Goldwater
Baytown Sun
Washington
Labor Department
Presidency
White House
National Labor Relations Board
Baytown Sim Bible Verse Page Editorial Staff Listing
The Baytown SIM features a Bible verse Isaiah 57 21 and lists staff roles including Editor and Publisher James H Hale General Manager Preston Pendergrass Managing Editor Beulah Mae Jackson Office Manager Robert K Gilmore Circulation Director Bil Hartman Promotion Manager Advertising Department John Wadley Retail Manager Corzie Laughlin and notes Baytown Texas printing and mailing details with subscription rates and AP membership.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Eneee
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah ‘Mae Jackson
Ses
Robert K. Gilmore
Bil Hartman
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corzie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Pearce
Ashbel
P. O. Box
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
LBJ Strongly Backed Kennedy Johnson’s Rise To VP
This installment from Harry Provence’s Lyndon B. Johnson biography recounts Johnson’s pivotal role in Kennedy’s 1960 bid, his strategic decisions to accept the vice presidency, and his vigorous Texas campaign. It covers Johnson’s influence, the Texas vote edge for Kennedy Johnson, and the first joint Texas visit.
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Lyndon’ Johnson
U.S. Senate
Democratic Party
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Johnsons
LBJ
Lyndon Johnieson
John Kennedy
Johnson Ranch
Tara
Question Bag From Historic Newspaper Quiz
A collage of trivia questions and brief notes cites Sardou by genre, Corsica and Sardinia geography, Toltecs identity, Kan sas editorial author, plus railings on famous figures and a Virginia county seat with a historic college and asylum.
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Corsica
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Colonial city preserved as living 18th century site
Ruth Ramsey notes a city famed for historic buildings and sites including the Governor's Palace and Raleigh Tavern. The area features 18th century attire and tools, with significance from the Governor's Palace to Bruton Parish Church and a Civil War battle on May 5, 1862. The piece asks readers to name the spot of fame.
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Old Capitol
Patrick Henry
Raleigh Tavern
Bruton Parish Church
Washington, Jefferson and
Monroe
Washington Merry-Go-Round Facts On Republican Activities
Drew Pearson reviews Republican campaign tactics amid rising controversy. The piece notes Col Walter Jenkins ties to Goldwater's reserve squadron with weekly meetings and alleged training flights. It questions GOP funding of smear books and cites $1000 payments to Kluckhohn via Americans for Constitutional Action. It mentions crime in Phoenix, GM ties, Hall's role with Goldwater, and upcoming political maneuvers including Cannon and Pastore leadership shifts. It also highlights John Birch Society efforts in Iowa and the West.
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Ballyhoo
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Drew Pearson
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9999Th Air Force Reserve
Barry Goldwater
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New York Times
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Argentina
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Christian Crusade
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Senate Labor Committee
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Detroit
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Rymer Hall
Senate
General Motors
Robert Kennedy
Jfk
New York
Jerry Finkelstein
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Deerfield
Mass
Nevada
Howard Cannon
Hubert Humphrey
Rhode Island
John Pastore
Humphrey
Cannon
John Birch Society
Iowa
Rocky Mountain
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Gale McGee
Wyoming
Frank Moss
Utah
Ralph Harding
Idaho
California voters face Prop 15 on national signficance
In Washington Fulton Lewis Jr reports California voters decide Prop 15. Aimed at outlawing Subscription Television STV backers seek to protect free TV. If approved it could threaten contractual rights and ex post facto concerns. The fight features theater owners backing Yes on 15 and STV opponents raising funds and threats amid a heated campaign.
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Washington
California
Golden State
Television, Inc
Sylvester L.pat. Weaver
Dodgers
Giants
California Crusade For Free TV
Callenge
Know Your Bridge: West’s trump lead defeats six clubs
World Bridge Olympiad 1961 hand analysis shows West must lead trump after ace of spades to rattle declarer. West’s correct second trick play defeats the six clubs contract, forcing declarer to cope with entries and established diamonds.
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East
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Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE- 37 38 42 45 46 48
Crossword clues list words for a KING FEATURE daily puzzle. Includes entries such as at no time, Hitynara, spoken, Bitter Veitch, female cere, and anger with missing crossings.
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Spoken
Bitter Veitch
Ceer
Anger
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