Goldwater Book Seen as Key to His Thought
LYSEC WILSON reports United Press International that The Conscience of a Conservative, a four year old book in its 20th edition, frames Goldwater’s beliefs. The piece notes shifts since 1960 on states rights and federal power, education, and civil rights rhetoric.
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Wisconsin dairy farmers face DDT tainted milk scare
Wisconsin Agriculture Department detects pesticide residue in milk prompting market bans. In Palmyra and Waterloo farms Fred Kelln Neil Willson Richard Sauter Charles Anderson and Gerald Nease report losses as they dump thousands of pounds daily. Officials warn three cases may be borderline and relief could take months. Farmers seek help amid mounting bills and uncertain causes.
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Charles Anderson
Gerald Nease
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Hoff Defends Use of State Trooper as Driver
Vermont Governor Philip Hoff said he has no apologies for using a state trooper to drive his car. He cited long hours and near fatigue, noting Corporal Newell Freer had made arrests while driving. Hoff contrasted Vermont with other states at a news conference.
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Newell Freer
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Coffin Accident Nearly Kills Dutch Carpenter in Amsterdam
In Amsterdam Netherlands carpenter Hendrik Jan Kas aged 40 was nearly killed when a coffin swung from a pulley and struck him on the head after he released the rope. He was taken to a hospital and reported out of danger today.
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Argentina Becomes AID Foran Illia Era Growth Plan
Argentina under President Arturo Illia pursues a five year development program backed by $1.5 billion in private and government credits. World Bank and IDB promise funds for sanitation housing and rail modernization as unemployment falls and a balance of payments surplus grows. Villas miserias remain a challenge amid nationalistic concerns and wary of Alliance for Progress influence.
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Juan D. Peron
Arturo Illa
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World Bank
Inter-American Development Bank
Your Child And School Many Educational Problems Demand Answers
A reader asks about late college admissions for September and the viability of leaving school early. Guidance counselors advise swift action, list options, and compare finances and locations. The piece warns of unemployment and social issues linked to high school dropouts and references Johnson’s war on poverty.
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Fails Then Fined Denver Driver Commentary
A Denver Municipal Judge paused half of a twenty dollar fine for Mrs. Rayma Schleppy after her slip from brake to gas caused a parked car collision while taking a driving test. The narrative also contains unrelated lengthy advice about education and guidance.
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UPI
George Manerbino
Rayma Schleppy
Lakewood
Colo
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