Editorial page hints Goldwater bid shifts in 1964 race
Editorial notes a shift in Republican strategy as draft Goldwater momentum grows in Washington. Close associates privately argue a southern western and midwestern coalition could win the convention and electoral votes, challenging the view a conservative cannot win. The piece signals the possibility of Goldwater’s candidacy becoming reality amid new support for a conservative path.
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Goldwater
Washington
Sen
Barry Goldwater
South
Tax chief under fire in late returns and jokes
Washington staff recount Mortimer Caplin still filing his income tax near the deadline and joking he files his own return but has it audited. The page also notes satire about public figures, a constituent letter to Sen Beall urging cuts in Uncle Sam spending, and quips on European commissioner Mansholt and Hitchcock.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Mortimer Caplin
Charles Lombard
James C. Cleveland
R-N. H
Frontier
Salinger & Co
Harvard
O'Brien Institute
Art Sylvester
Ben Revel
R-S. D
Sioux Falls
Holland
Sicco Mansholt
Commission of the European Economic Community
Mansholt
Alfred Hitchcock
New Frontier
Ennade
Hitchcock
J. Glenn Beall
R-Md
Sam
Fulbright faces foreign chancery clash in Washington
Senator William Fulbright, longtime advocate of tolerance, faces pushback from neighbors in Sheridan Kalorama over foreign chancery intrusion. The dispute highlights immunity and traffic issues tied to embassies from Canada England Syria Gabon and others. Fulbright and 18 residents protest zoning board actions while Dillon and McNamara reside in the area.
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Paul Harvey
Washington
William Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Sheridan - Kalorama
Gabon
District of Columbia
Canada
England
Chanceries
Syria
F.B.I
Treasury
Dillon
Defense
McNamara al
Sheridan-Kalorama
United States Senate
Congress
General Features Corp
Gunsmoke star Burt Reynolds joins the show
Hollywood AP reports Burt Reynolds, a lean Floridian, joins the Gunsmoke family as Dennis Weaver plans departure. Reynolds, chosen after a screen test and a reaction from Indian and Florida fans, forms a tight bond with James Arness and Milburn Stone, saying he stays until the series ends. Des Moines notes a mother teacher mix up as a child calls gossip a belief.
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Hollywood
Burt Reynolds
James Arness
Dennis Weaver
Amanda Blake
Milburn Stone
Dennis
Stures
Ince
Gunsmoke
Chester
New York
Arness
Burt
Floee
Jim
Pacifist marches questioned as tactics in nuclear era
The piece criticizes ban the bomb protests including attempts to storm underground bunkers and Windsor Castle, arguing such acts fail to spur real disarmament talks. It contrasts sincere pacifists with propagandists and urges productive, imaginative action rather than sensational stunts.
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Britain
Windsor Castle
Winston Churchill
Red China
Abetting an aggressor in Southeast Asia
The piece critiques Sukarno of Indonesia, accusing him of courting Communists and aggression toward Dutch New Guinea and possibly Malaya. It suggests a U N arrangement allowing arms from the United States to deter Soviet action, to be used by Sukarno to prolong his campaigns and boost propaganda value. The text contrasts temper with poor company and mentions family dynamics as a lighter aside.
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Sukarno
Indonesia
Hitler
Southeast Asia
Dutch New Guinea
United Nations
Malaya
Florida land boom warning from Roger Babson
Roger Babson reflects on the Florida boom era from a Florida Park era memory. He recalls a $10,000 commission leading to a Rolls Royce and a risky chain of paper notes. He notes bank failures and bond price collapses, fixes on cautious long term land investments, and advises diversifying beyond orange groves. He highlights Florida coast opportunities and warns of speculative traps while urging a cautious approach.
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Babson Park
Mass
Florida
Court House
Sarasota
Orlando
Sanford
Leukemia Hope Grows As Cancer Scientists Seek Cure
A Maine child Mary with leukemia illustrates the battle against cancer and the urge for a cure. The American Cancer Society has created a Leukemia Committee led by Dr Thomas Carlile to speed research and aid leukemia patients, with Maine's division increasingly focusing on supporting affected children and coordinating referrals.
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Mary
Tims
American Cancer Society
Thomas Carlile
Seattle
ACS
Carlile
Maine
Maine Cancer Crusade drives aid to children in Boston hospital
The Maine Division funds transport for a Jimmy Fund hospital child and chaperone trips to Boston. Howard W. Mayo of Bath leads this year's Cancer Crusade, urging donations to fight leukemia and other cancers in Maine children. The American Cancer Society aims to eradicate cancer and dissolve after success.
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Dren's Hospital
Boston
Maine
Howard W. Mayo
Bath
Maine Cancer Crusoe
American Cancer Society
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue List Fragment
Crossword items mix clues and partial answers covering powers physics units ports lakes and many other terms. The text presents a dense list of across and down clues with scattered numbers and incomplete words. Shared names and abbreviations hint at a broad puzzle draft pulled from a newspaper page.
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People’s Forum
Saco
Jon Nathanson
Saco Board of Education
York County
American Association of University Women
Robert L. Cassette
Pres
Saco Taxpayers’ Protective Ass'n
By Bob Thomas
Milburn
Amanda
Quint Asper
Dodge City
Des Moines
Iowa
Mark Rarreby
Drake University
Rarreby
Marti
Dad
Roger Babson
General Foods Co
Coca-Cola Co
Minute Maid
Caroline
Birdha Magazine
Miami
Everglades
Venice
Punta Gorda
Fort Myers
Naples
Friends of Mine
Sanibel Island
Sanibel
Pine Island
Biddeford - Saco Journal
Adams Street
Biddeford
Marie Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Great Lake Port
Naut
Dead Sea
Mennen Williams
Sea of Southern California
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Bristol
Ses Francisco
Air Force
Rockefeller
Women’s College
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